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We’re now officially in the run-up to the midterm elections, with less than two months to go before Election Day 2026. The good news is most Americans now understand how bad Trump is. With the exception of Nixon, he’s the most unpopular second-term president at this stage in his tenure in ...
To the editor: Voting in our elections is a privilege, an honor and also a real challenge. The issues may be, likely are, complicated. We may be asked to vote for many candidates. We have a great deal of electoral advertising to wade through as well as, for many candidates, a historical ...
To the editor: This is an open letter to Kansas' two U.S. senators. Your reaction to President Donald Trump’s ban on Bombardier jet sales in the United States is both flaccid and against the interests of Kansas. You should be ashamed to claim that you represent the Kansans that elected you ...
To the editor: Trump's promise of a $5,000 check for every adult if the Republicans win the midterms would be impossible without a heavy tax on billionaires (highly unlikely) and comes without any requirements from the recipients to perform the duties of citizenship. Voting is a duty of ...
To the editor: One of the most striking moments of the generally forgettable Trumpapalooza in Dallas came during Vice President JD Vance’s keynote speech on Sept. 10 (later upstaged by Trump’s claiming the podium). At the end of a segment denigrating the Senate candidacy of James Talarico, ...
History is written to be argued about, I have often said. Recent efforts by the Trump administration’s culture war have offered numerous examples. In recent days, we have seen Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, in a break from the administration’s war against Iran, announce the ...
