Tag: Barack Obama
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Kansas and Wichita quick takes: Thursday January 20, 2011
Today: Pompeo to host first district event; Prognosticator Journey to address Pachyderms; feeling too good about our schools; Obama order on regulation seen as ineffectual; Massachusetts health care presages Obamacare; Sowell on fixing America’s economic problems.
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Debt ceiling poses challenge and opportunity
The U.S. debt ceiling provides an opportunity to reduce federal spending, says Americans for Limited Government.
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Kansas and Wichita quick takes: Monday January 3, 2011
Today: This week at Wichita City Council; last meeting for two commissioners; legislators to hear from citizens; state GOP chief to speak in Wichita; repeal of sales tax; net neutrality advances; Wichita noticed in Boston.
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Rationing of health care, now and on the horizon
A Wall Street Journal article explains that — contrary to the promises of President Barack Obama and supporters of his health care plan — rationing of health care is happening and will become more pervasive.
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Obama’s spending stimulus failed
The spending stimulus plan of President Barack Obama has failed, and new research help us understand why.
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Kansas and Wichita quick takes: Thursday December 2, 2010
Today: Kansas lags in charter schools, bureaucrats gone wild in Cancun, Obama federal employee pay freeze — or not, and the moral case against spreading the wealth.
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Myth of Obama tax cuts
A comparison of the Bush and Obama tax cuts leads to understanding which is productive in producing economic growth.
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Kansas and Wichita quick takes: Friday November 12, 2010
Today: Barack Obama, Government transparency, Elections, Kansas Policy Institute, Kansas Supreme Court, Kansas Watchdog, Paul Gray, Wichita city council, Downtown Wichita revitalization, Wichita city government.
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Kansas and Wichita quick takes: Friday November 5, 2010
Today: Elections, Barack Obama, Mark Parkinson, Kansas legislature, Pat Roberts, Rod Bremby, Wichita Pachyderm Club, Kansas Republicans, Regulation, Global warming alarmism.