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Posted on 08/31/2009 12:41:17 AM PDT by moonpie57
In an explosive interview by Dr. Laurie Roth on her syndicated West Coast radio show on August 7th with Douglas Hagmann a respected journalist, director of the Northeast Intelligence Network, and longtime private investigator, and Judi McLeod, a prolific journalist and the managing editor of Canada Free Press the reason for the media blackout about the birth-certificate issue was nothing less than organized Mafia-like dire threats to members of the media issued not only from the heads of major TV and radio stations but also from Federal Communication Commission officials!
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FCC officials threatened to yank broadcasting licenses, break up conglomerates, and make the enactment of the Fairness Doctrine "look mild" in comparison to other consequences.
In at least one corporate TV headquarters, memos were circulated to all on-air employees not to mention the birth certificate issue, as well as other specific subjects like Obama's Illinois lawyer's license, his college records, etc., under both implied and explicit threats.
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Where were his medical records?
Where were his college transcripts?
Where was his thesis?
Where are all of his college friends?
Who paid for his college?
Why is all of his personal information sealed from public view?
Where was his passport information, especially his travelling abroad to Islamic countries?
I am angry with the media for sheltering this very IMPORTANT information from us!
What was their agenda?
Thank you for bringing this up!
Maybe that's why so many talk show hosts won't touch it? I don't want to give them an excuse; however, it could be a reason.
Further, Williams asks: "Who spends an obscene $1-billion dollars to win a lousy $400,000-per-year job, and why?"
Richard Poe, award-winning journalist and New York Times-bestselling author, has written extensively on George Soros and makes a good case that the Hungarian-born Jew and self-admitted Nazi collaborator is the primary brains and money behind Obama and, I believe, his healthcare travesty. When President Bush was in office, Poe wrote that Soros talked openly of a "regime change" in the United States.
"What about our country offends Soros so deeply," Poe asked, "that he would tell the BBC during a time of war that he means to use all of his power to 'puncture the bubble of American supremacy'"? Poe explained that Soros's Open Society Foundation, founded in 1984, "has spent millions promoting a radical agenda that includes abortion, feminism, gun control, abolition of capital punishment, voting rights for felons, drug legalization, euthanasia and gay marriage rights....the Soros cult preaches secularism, the godless faith of a world without nations, families, loyalty or tradition, a world in which the very words 'mother,' 'father,' 'husband,' 'wife,' 'son' and 'daughter' will be bleached of meaning forever."
Soros, Poe continued, "is one of the world's leading promoters of euthanasia, or 'mercy killing.' Not only does he advocate 'physician-assisted suicide' for patients who choose death voluntarily, he also lobbies for the right of family members or court-appointed guardians to authorize the killing of patients whose wishes are not known." Sounds a lot like the Death Panels Sarah Palin warned about, doesn't it? Soros also founded the Project on Death in America [which] promotes suicide and euthanasia and urges doctors to warehouse terminally ill patients in hospices and give them 'palliative' care ...rather than wasting time, energy and money actually trying to cure them."
Of course, all of these beliefs are eerily echoed in Obama's healthcare legislation, almost as if Soros had dictated the terms. Maybe he did! Maybe that was the price he exacted for financing a large part of Obama's presidential campaign and facilitating the cover-up of Obama's birth certificate and other documents.
And maybe that's why Obama is still paying Soros back by recently announcing that he will invest $2 billion (or more) in drilling for oil off the shores of Brazil, where none other than George Soros owns $5.8 million of the Brazilian oil company's U.S.-traded preferred share stock. * * *
Here's the August 7th show mentioned in the article:
Sane American citizens?
I hope those muzzies don't find out Soros is in favor of abortion and homosexuality.... they just might put out on of them fat wahs out on him.
"Hungarian-born Jew and self-admitted Nazi collaborator is the primary brains and money behind Obama"
I have always listed Soros as one of Obzos main
puppet masters.
Obama stinks from the head down, and America sleeps.
Careful, you gets bashed for speaking truth like that. CHeck my postings in the past day.
The blue pill:
"Who is behind quashing the birth certificate issue?
Sane American citizens?"
The issue here is not even Obama's legitimacy. Its the fact that simply discussing it has been prohibited. So much for a free country, when journalists livelihoods and broadcast licences are used as weapons to control debate.
FYI - Free Republic is mentioned in hour 2 at 28:50. Hagmann indicates that FR (and KOS as well for what that's worth) has been infiltrated and that we are being marginalized by both paid and volunteer agents.
Sorry but I cannot believe any more of these birther stories until at least one of them actually make a difference.
It is all well and good that there is a new theory every other day and most of them might be true. But unless something is going to come to fruition... besides being thrown out of court... I just cannot get my hopes up.
Thanks for posting this, tho. It was very interesting to read.
"Sorry but I cannot believe any more of these birther stories until at least one of them actually make a difference."
I take it you didn't read the article or listen to the mp3s. This isn't a "birther" story. Rather it is a story about coercion of the media by the Federal Government (FCC) and the White House. Threats have evidently been made to the anchors of FOX, NBC et al as well as the big name radio hosts. Coulter was also mentioned. Read, listen, learn.
What Alinsky sycophant came up with the term "birther" anyway?
How about the Peoples' Republic of China? (And for military and economic advantage.)
I think the questions that mckenzie7 ask should be answered. Yes, they should have been answered before the election.
Bummer is not being believed. He sees his future and it is Jimmy Carter.
If laughing at Bummer makes me a birther, count me in.
No active U.S. statute (law) defines or modifies what a natural-born citizen is. The definition stated in at least ten supreme court cases, and probably more, is "...born in the country of parents who are its citizens." (Chief Justice John Marshall in The Venus, 12 U.S. 253). This definition can only be changed by an amendment. There has been no such amendment, though at least 24 attempts have been made to start the process - which never got out of the congress.
Barack Obama, by his own admission, was born of a British father. He is simply not a natural born citizen. There is not need for school records or birth certificates, though it angers me that we elected someone who has hidden all his legal papers. He may or may not be a citizen. By British law, it seems quite clear that Barack is a British subject, and probably a citizen. But we don't care. Our constitution, for very good reasons, disallows anyone with competing allegiances, from becoming president. A dual citizen, as Barack describes himself, is inelligible to be president and commander in chief, with emphasis by John Jay and Joseph Story on the latter, of the world's most powerful army.
Why he was proffered as a presidential candidate is a puzzle? He is being protected by possibly traitorous Republicans such as Oren Hatch, who knows the constitution, and even Republicans I've respected such as James Imhofe, who also mis-states the constitution, and by all Democrats. Every Senator signed a worthless and deceptive Senate Resolution in 2008 asserting that John McCain was a natural-born citizen because he was born of citizen parents (Senate Res. 511). It wasn't true, but shows that are being represented by a collection of people not one of whom cares enough about our government to tell the truth. For McCain, they refer to the citizen parents clause; for Obama they explain that "citizen of the U.S." is natural-born. When pay-to-play is in force truth is a casualty. Perhaps they are afraid, but their fear is costing our freedom.
The Honduran legislature and supreme court had the integrity to remove a president who chose to ignore his constitution. He wanted to run for another term in office, and was about to ignore his constitution, using Chavez thugs to scare voters and probably stuff ballots. Obama has, not surprisingly, taken a stand against a representative republic, their legislature, and their constitution, and, with Hugo Chavez, Daniel Ortega and Fidel Castro, is helping to overthrow the representative democracy in Honduras, as he is ignoring the U.S. Constitution and demolishing separation of our branches of government. I think it quite possible that Obama is so confident in the success of his second American revolution that he is not afraid of being held to our legal standard. He intentionally ignored our Constitution - thumbed his nose at it by declaring his dual citizenship status before being sworn in. He might claim that Chief Justice John Roberts, fully knowing of Obama's status, gave the court's approval by swearing him in on Jan 20th.
I could refer you to John Jay requiring stronger requirements for president than "Citizen of the U.S."; requesting that Washington change it to "natural-born citizen." I could suggest you read Joseph Story's article in Article II Section 1. I would recommend visiting Mario Apuzzo's site, since his pending law suits provide a clear exposition of the legal issues at http://puzo1.blogspot.com . Read the analysis by Leo Donofrio, who "discovered" that Chester Arthur had succesfully hidden the fact that his father too was a British citizen when Arthur was born - Arthur had all of his personal document burned just before his death. Read John Bingham, co-author of the 14th Amendment, speaking in 1866 to a joint session of congress where he is unequivocal obout the definition of natural-born citizen. Finally, read Alexander Hamilton explaining the origins of the body of laws from which natural-born citizen is drawn in his paper on Leibnizian Natural Law. Hamilton exlains the inherent weakness in British Law, lacking a constitution, and explaining the importance of Vattel's Law Of Nations, based upon Leibnizian Natural Law, to the founders as they wrote our Constitution.
We need to stop being distracted by the soap opera of Obama's birthplace and childhood and help the public understand that he, with his allegiance to a Muslim Marxist father, actively involved with Kenyan politics, is just the sort of person our founders required natural-born citizenship to keep from occupying our highest office. It appears that all of our institutions lack the courage to raise this blatant betrayal of our constitution. People must drive this. Otherwise the battles around cap-and-trade and healthcare and defense will be moot. As unbelievable as it seems to many, Obama is supporting Zelaya's insistence on his being allowed to "run" for president of Honduras as many times as he likes, just like Hugo Chavez, just like Fidel Castro. Chavez will supply the Acorn clones. He will "win" just as Ahmadinejad, and Fidel (the name of Obama's cousin Odinga's son) and Chavez have won. And Obama too will have such a grip on our institutions, with his Czars, corrupt judges, corrupt justice department, and corrupt legislature, that he too may be president for life.
Being a pathological narcissist, Obama tries to charm most people. When rebuffed by the leaders of Russia and most of the middle east, he has shifted to subservient ingratiation. When he has chosen to take offense at Britain, Israel, Poland, the Czech Republic, and most of America, he has shifted to attempting intimidation. These two (or three?) behaviors — common to all bullies — are the only communication modes he knows. [None help him govern.]
Most of our media moguls have not backed Obama down, so the question is, are they his pets or his prisoners, whipped by his words into unquestioning obedience? In either case, they've abdicated their responsibility to inform the public, becoming at best drones and at worst parasites that the public will squash if Obama ever falls out of power.
If Obama's thugs can quash dissent enough, skew the census and the 2010 elections enough, and keep Obama and liberals in power beyond 2010 — not 2012, but 10 — the One may be able to destroy this nation. If enough of the worst of his supporters get thrown out in 2010, he will very probably be ripe for impeachment.
Our problems? What can do about thugs at town halls and, presumably, any other public gatherings? How can we keep ACORN/SEIU from double or triple counting inner city blacks during the census? And how can we contain the fraud that will — not may, will — be attempted in November, 2010?
I wrack my old brain for answers... unsuccessfully. I'll try any sensible tasks asked of me, but you who are younger will, or won't, do the heavy lifting. Semper Fi. *Always.*
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Funded by the same people who got him elected. If they spent $1B to elect him, then spending 1.3M to hide any sordid past (or disqualification) is cheap. The theory that fits the facts the best is that he was born in Seattle. That would make the most sense considering the statements of the Hawaiian officials.
The Media has been controlled by the Left for years and Fox is slowly being bought out by the Saudis. Many lefties in the Congress are pushing to take over the Internet and shut down Talk Radio.... Anything wrong with this picture? By chance do you see a problem with all of this ????
That picture has been there for over a year despite the "pressure to take it down".
This explains why the usual stalwarts (Coulter, Limbaugh) seem so low-key on the issue. I suppose this sort of power might even be able to put out a contract on Limbaugh. I have noticed that even calling and raising doubts on the subject on a conservative radio show brands one a "birther," even if one is only raising questions. Indeed, aren't the questions about his various hidden records a legitimate example of what Beck calls "reasonable questions?"
People willing to accept a complete enigma for a president
One "Obama supporter" posting that graphic last summer is pretty meaningless. I could care less what the MSM thinks about conservatives. If they didn't have birthers to pick on, they would invent something similar.
Your claim was that "Obama supporters" (plural) were behind the born in Kenya idea. I pointed out a year ago that the one image was made by one guy who, to this day, remains unknown. Is there a group of people running the "Houston based" online newspaper? Was there a group a year ago? No, all the evidence points to one graphic artist with a low-end website.
The article brings up a connection with the Saudi's. Since ozero bowed to the saudi king, this makes the dots more connectable.
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The Appropriations Committee is hearing the various sub-committee reports on the budgets they have reviewed. This will continue until all agency and education institution budgets are heard. The discussions are lively at times and the spending of millions of dollars in virtually every budget is at times mind boggling. It is my opinion that a closer look at spending needs to be a high priority.
The Tax Committee is looking at the request for increasing cigarette and liquor taxes and held hearings to gather factual information. The communities and businesses along bordering states have voiced their displeasure with the proposal. We had a hearing on bed & breakfast facilities that are being taxed as commercial facilities, and they offered language to amend the law. That classification has the potential of forcing some to close. We will work that bill, HB 2168, at a later date.
I entered a bill and testified before the Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee this week. HB 2156 allows the city of Alma to purchase the other half of Mill Creek Lake from the state at a more favorable interest rate. The bill will be worked next week. The Senate committee hearing the same bill has already passed it. Next it will be on to the full House and Senate for passage, and hopefully it will become law before session ends.
It was my pleasure to recognize the Rossville High School Football team for their great accomplishment of winning the State 3A Championship. The Coaches, Derick Hammes, Dan Schneider, Jeremy Stephenson, Ian Peters, and Brad Anderson; Athletic Director Derek Dick; Principal Toby McCullough; and Superintendent Kerry Lacock were presented a Certificate of Recognition from the House of Representatives on the floor of the House. All of the players were present in the Gallery and received a standing ovation from the House, and then went on to spend much of the day touring the Capitol as part of their daylong celebration of their achievement.
The new President of Fort Hays State, Dr. Mirta Martin, along with Debra Prideaux, Alumni and Governmental Relations Director, and Jenni Rose, Legislative Liaison came for a meeting in my office. I have enjoyed learning of the many FHSU initiatives.
I also spent time with Brooke Powers, a Wamego student at Bethel College, and Joey Jadlowski, Student Body President at Benedictine College. Mary Reed Spencer came to visit representing Kansas MS Society. I also attended the Travel Industry Association of Kansas event, met with the American Legion/VFW members, and visited with District 51 Treasurers Linda Coon, Wabaunsee County; Lisa Wright, Pottawatomie County; Sharon Gaede, Lyon County; and Shilo Heger, Riley County at their Association reception. The week ended with two events at home in Wamego, the Chamber Ag Appreciation Night and Republican Founder's Day Dinner.
My contact information is: 785-296-7310; Rm 561 W, State Capitol, Topeka, Kansas, 66612; and email@example.com. It is an honor and a privilege to serve you.
Representative Ron Hightland, 51st District
February 17, 2015
Legislative Update #4
It is with a heavy heart that I write this week's update. My good friend Representative Dennis Hedke's wife died on Thursday. Annette was a wonderful lady, whom Linda and I will miss greatly. Rep. Hedke is a geophysicist who gives time away from his business to chair the Energy and Environment Committee. Many in his family reside in the Wamego area. The news of Annette's sudden death caused us all to reflect on the importance of our faith and family.
The House and Senate both passed the Rescission Bill that enables the state to pass the current crisis and move forward. The rest of the session will be spent working to develop a budget for the next two years. It will not be easy, but it will get done. The previous Governor had a similar situation, if you recall. It will require a closer look at every agency, department, and line item in the budget. Spending has continued to rise, even in these times of reduced revenues. We cannot spend more than we have. It sounds simple, but there are those who would rather speak of blame than work to solve the problems. I would remind them that problems are solved with ideas not finger pointing. I will not accept the failure to remedy and correct the present fiscal situation.
The Education Committee is looking carefully at ways to increase funding for the classroom and teachers. We are also looking at ways to reduce administrative costs, the fastest growing budget item in K-12 education. There was testimony by the newly hired Commissioner of Education, Dr. Randy Watkins, concerning the department's implementation of the Rose Standards that the Supreme Court addressed in their ruling and were put into place by legislation last year. There is a bill creating a commission to help fully develop and implement the new standards.
The deadline for submitting bills by a committee for consideration ends February 9. All committees will be busy with hearings and working the bills that have been presented. Those bills that a committee feels are worthy of passage will then go to the House floor. Once the Speaker moves the bills "above the line" in the House Journal, the bill is introduced, debated, and given a final vote usually the next day.
The Rotunda is always bustling with events and displays. Of note this week was a school choice rally, and a huge aviation display and luncheon for all visitors and employees in the Capitol. Receptions I attended this week were for the Kansas Economic Development Association, Kansas Association of County Government, League of Kansas Municipalities, and the Kansas Banker Association. Visitors this week were Marcus and Jeannie Merritt, Wamego; Randy Kufahl, Kristy Umscheid, and Jim Moore from the Farmers State Bank in Westmoreland; and Lynn Mayer from Citizens State Bank in Marysville. Lynn is on the board of the Kansas Bankers Association and is also my brother-in-law.
My contact information is: 785-296-7310; Rm 561 W, State Capitol, Topeka, Kansas, 66612; and email@example.com. It is an honor and a privilege to serve you.
Ron Highland, 51st District
February 10, 2015
Legislator Report #4
A rescission bill is legislation that basically contains corrections in the current budget year from January through June 2015. The state is required to balance its budget and the rescission bill will enable us to pay our bills on time. By law, the state cannot exceed the FY2015 budget, and because the taxes collected to date are less than expected or predicted, we must take corrective action. The Governor has the authority to make some changes without legislative approval and the Legislature is required to make other necessary changes to balance the budget. Some cuts to agencies have been made by the Governor, and some funds were moved from agencies to the General Fund. Yes, there is some creative accounting being done, and has been done by prior administrations, but the bottom line is we have bills that need to be paid to protect core state services and before we can begin to develop budgets for fiscal years 2016 and 2017.
Final action on the rescission bill was taken in the House on February 4th. The bill passed on final action by a vote of 88 to 34. I supported the bill.
The importance of the passage of the rescission bill cannot be overstated. The bill has to be passed by both the House and Senate and go to the Governor for signing before the middle of February to avoid defaulting on payments due.
Congratulations to Mary Putnam, 10th grader at Royal Valley High School, for being recognized as a 2nd place winner for the Happy Birthday Kansas! Photo Contest.
The statewide contest was sponsored jointly by the legislative spouses and the Kansas Historical Society. They invited students in first through 12th grade to submit a photograph of the state.
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To contact Becky Hutchins, District 61 Representative, State Capitol, Topeka, KS 66612. Phone: 785-296-7653. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Becky Huchins, 61st District
February 10, 2015
Legislator Report #3
Executive Reorganization Order
From time to time, the Governor's office issues Executive Reorganization Orders (ERO), which can reorganize agency responsibilities within departments. Governor Brownback's administration has proposed a change to move the Foster Care licensing program from the Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) to Children and Families (DCF). This move would put all foster care related programs under one umbrella of the Dept. of Children and Families.
The state's Medicaid eligibility staff is currently spread among two departments. The Governor's Executive Reorganization Order would move all of the state's Medicaid eligibility staff to KDHE, which is the state's Medicaid agency. These reorganizations are projected to save $26 million.An ERO goes into effect after 60 days if both chambers take no action to block the reorganization.
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The three major budgetary cost drivers for Kansas are K-12 school funding, Medicaid and the KPERS pension system. The Governor has proposed two changes to KPERS as it currently exists. The first change would authorize the issuance of bonds, while the second change would extend the amortization period.
Proposal one would take out bonds at a low interest rate and put that money into an investment with a higher rate of return, with the goal of filling the state's portion of the unfunded liability that currently stands at $7.3 billion.
The second proposal includes extending the amortization (repayment) of KPERS from Fiscal Year 2033 out to Fiscal Year 2043. This essentially means that the state's employer contribution rate to KPERS would be reduced.
I read an article the other day entitled "Advice for New (and returning) Legislators". This article put my thoughts into words much better than I could. The article stated;
"Many new legislators feel more important than ever before. Fellow lawmakers will treat you as equals and you'll receive lots of attention from lobbyists. Approach your job with humility, honesty and openness. Most of all, be grateful for the incredible opportunity and honor to serve the public".
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February 03, 2015
Legislative Update #3
2015 Legislative Update No. 3 from Ron Highland, Representative of the 51st District
The big news this week was the Governor's rescission bill (HB 2133). The Appropriations Committee held hearings where the State Budget Director presented the details. The bill basically contains corrections to the remainder of the current budget of January June, 2015. The Governor has the authority to make some changes and the Legislature must make others to balance the budget for the remainder of the year. All this is required so that we as a state can pay our bills on time. By law, we cannot exceed our budget, and because the revenues collected to date are less than expected or predicted, we must take corrective action. Some cuts to agencies have been made (approximately 4%), and some funds were moved from some agencies to the General Fund.
The School budgets were left to be funded at the level approved by the Legislature last year at the end of session and they actually are receiving more than they did in the previous year's budget. The importance of this rescission bill cannot be overstated. We must get it passed by both houses and to the Governor for signing before the middle of February to avoid defaulting on payments due. The next big budget deliberation will be the Governor's proposed budget for 2016 and 2017. This will occupy the Appropriations Committee for the rest of the session.
The Education Committee dealt with staff reviews of education accounting practices, reporting of budget totals by the State Board of Education and School Districts according to current statutes, bonding, and interest processes. The week closed with data security testimonies by two experts in that field. According to these experts, our children's data is four times more valuable than even the Department of Defense data. With that alarming realization we are seeking information on what data is collected, who has access, and how it is secured. Our initial findings are that it may not be as secure as we want it to be, and some information collected on our young students may be more than most parents would approve. We will investigate these issues further and hopefully develop some remedies for inconsistencies or weaknesses in the systems throughout the state.
The Tax Committee is engaged in what is referred to as Tax 101. The State Revenue Department is reviewing for us all the revenue sources (taxes primarily), to include how each is calculated. I personally find it fascinating. I did not realize how much of everything we own and do is taxed. But, even more alarming to me is how much is exempted from being taxed at all in our state, leaving the rest of us tax payers to make up the revenue needed to fund our large state government.
The House as a whole debated and then passed the Rules under which we function. This is required every new two year session. The Rules were changed to stop proceedings at 11:00 pm and not begin before 8:00 am, and to disallow bundling of bills (discussed in prior year's newsletters) with more than two like bills. But, any rule can be suspended with two thirds vote at any time.
The Education Committee has gone digital and now anyone can see, read, and download any document presented to the committee. That information can be found at the legislative web site, http://www.kslegislature.org/li/, and then going to the Education Committee page and clicking on Committee Documents. This is also the place to visit for bills in all of the committees and to listen in on the House or Senate proceedings.
Rosemary Helms and Norman Winter representing the Wamego Health Ministry came to my office for a visit. Other constituents Linda and I enjoyed meeting with during evening receptions included those with the Kansas Electric Cooperatives, Kansas Grain and Feed Association, Kansas County Appraisers, and the Association of Agricultural Educators. The latter group included teachers, Kelly Hoelting and John Bergin from Mission Valley High School, David Holliday from Rock Creek High School, and several FFA students from across the state.
My contact information is: 785-296-7310; Rm 561 W, State Capitol, Topeka, Kansas, 66612; and firstname.lastname@example.com. It is an honor and a privilege to serve you.
Ron Highland, 51st District
February 03, 2015
Legislative Update #2
Legislators are entering bills at a fast pace, and they are being referred to committees to consider. As of today the Education Committee has six bills with several more promised to be sent our way. By far, the most bills have been referred to the Judiciary Committee.
In the Education Committee our legal and research advisors gave presentations on the funding formula and court rulings. We also went over methods for retrieving information from the Dept. of Education and the Board of Regents websites so that each committee member can easily access whatever information they need to make informed decisions. Our committee has gone paperless. This is resulting in the information and testimonies being accessed more quickly, and it is readily available for the committee and the public, as well, through a drop box system. More details about how you can access this information will be coming.
The Appropriations and Tax Committees are pouring over loads of information every day. The budget process is complicated and requires legal advice frequently before moving forward. The current topic is school funding. There is no bill on the budget from the Governor's office yet. Therefore, I cannot comment on a budget I have not seen. We only have the Governor's outline that he presented during his State of the State address; however, a detailed request will be coming soon. Among all of my committees, members are concentrating on improving your children's education and finding ways to reward teachers for their work.
The Attorney General spent one meeting updating us on current litigation. The current cases of interest to us all include: a case against Nebraska over water usage from the Republican River, several others involving fraud within the Medicaid system by both providers and recipients, tobacco settlements, and his office's intention to file an appeal on the most recent district court's ruling on K-12 funding.
The tax code is complicated and the goal is to be fair and equitable to all taxpayers. But, what one party feels is fair, the next party feels is unfair. Therein lays the difficulty. It is my belief that we have a spending problem, and we need to take a closer look at all spending within the State's budget.
Puffy's Steak and Ice House was the gathering place for an enjoyable Saturday evening with constituents from Pottawatomie and Wabaunsee Counties. I meet with the Kansas Register of Deeds Association members in the Capitol Rotunda, and Suzanne Simon, Register of Deeds from Wabaunsee County accompanied me to the House floor. January 22 is always the Rally for Life, and I joined with the many Legislators who stand up for life on the south steps of the Capitol that day at noon.
The decision by Westar Energy Company concerning their transmission line placement will be coming out the first week in February. Many of you in Pottawatomie County have written to me concerning this issue. I meet with Westar officials to share with them your wishes, and deliver to them the letters you sent to me. All of you who wrote will be hearing back from Westar. The usual next step is for the KCC (Kansas Corporation Commission) to hold a public hearing before making their decision. I will share that information when I have it.
You can track bills in all of the committees and listen in on the House or Senate proceedings each day by going to http://www.kslegislature.org/li/. The House convenes at 11:00 and the Senate at 2:30. This web site also has the daily calendar with a listing of the bills to be considered that day for both the House and the Senate. This is your government and your Representatives and Senators need to know how you feel about issues before them. My contact information is: 785-296-7310; Rm 561 W, State Capitol, Topeka, Kansas, 66612; and email@example.com. It is an honor and a privilege to serve you.
Representative Ron Hightland, 51st District
January 29, 2015
Legislator Report #2
Last week Governor Brownback gave his 5th 'State of the State Address'. In his address the Governor proposed the legislature pass a constitutional amendment that would specify a priority list for appropriations, or what expenses should be paid first by the state. The proposal would guarantee the state make debt payments first before any other appropriations are made. This resolution would have to pass both the House and Senate with a two-thirds (2/3's) majority and then be approved by Kansas voters for it to be added to the Constitution. The passage of this amendment should help the state achieve a better credit rating.
During his speech, Governor Brownback also called on the legislature to reform the process of selecting Supreme Court Justices to a more democratic model. He proposed the legislature pass a resolution to amend the state's constitution.
Currently, Kansas Supreme Court Justices are selected through a process where-by a commission, made up of 3 members of the Kansas Bar Assoc. (KBA) choose three nominees and the governor then selects one of these to fill the vacancy on the court. The concern is that the current process places a lot of power with unelected individuals who may not be accountable to the people. Kansas is the only state that gives that much authority to its bar association in the judicial nomination process.
One suggestion on the resolution was to model the selection process after the federal model (the Governor appoints and the Senate confirms). The other suggestion would be to move the selection to a direct election. This resolution would also have to be passed by two thirds (2/3) of both the House and Senate and be put before Kansas voters for their approval or rejection.
Judicial selection legislation has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee which I serve on. Both these resolutions, in their current form(s), would receive my support as it allows you-the people- to decide.
Becky Hutchins, 61st State Representative
STATE CAPITOL, Topeka, KS 66612. Phone: 785-296-7653
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Representative Becky Hutchins
January 23, 2015
Kansas is at risk
To the Editor:
Kansas is at risk.
In 1983, President Ronald Reagan stood before the press and television cameras at the White House and held up a report titled A Nation at Risk. Eighteen months in the making and written by members of the National Commission on Excellence in Education at the behest of Secretary of Education, the report examined the quality of education in the United States—and the findings were atrocious . The commission found few signs of encouragement about the American education system. Test scores were rapidly declining, low teaching salaries and poor teacher training programs were leading to a high turnover rate among educators, and other industrialized countries were threatening to outpace America's technological superiority. The report provided mounds of statistical evidence —23 million American adults were functionally illiterate; the average achievement for high school students on standardized tests was lower than before the launch of Sputnik in 1957; and only one-fifth of 17-year old students had the ability to write a persuasive essay.
32 years later Kansas Governor Sam Brownback aims to roll back the clock. Today in Kansas, only one-fifth of 4 year olds have access to public pre-school. But before we get to that, last week Gov. Brownback delivered both the State of the State address and his budget. The speech blamed Public Education for budget woes, which is a lie, but he went further and pointed to prior Republican legislatures as crooks who conspired to make the "at risk" weightings too complicated and confusing in the hope to abuse tax dollars. There seems to be no one he won't throw under the proverbial bus on the quest to income tax elimination.
The Governor's budget essentially rewrites history, or more accurately erases history. School districts are left wondering how the "block grant" will be allocated to each of the nearly 300 districts. Everything since the 1983 Nation at Risk report tells us that students who demonstrate risk factors ranging from poverty to health to geography require significantly more time, talent, and treasure to close the achievement gap with their peers. This budget denies those facts. Gov. Brownback believes that those facts and their subsequent measuring formula for fund allocation are too complicated and confusing.
If Kansas doesn't live up to its constitution and isn't held accountable for not doing so, then the bedrock of democracy is cracked. Thomas Jefferson said "An educated citizenry is a vital requisite for our survival as a free people". All across the world people fear what they don't understand. Simply because Gov. Brownback does not understand how the at-risk weighting formula works does not mean that it must be destroyed. Fortunately, it is education that rectifies the unknown and diminishes fear.
Under the new budget, each school district is facing unnecessary multi-million dollar cuts for at least the next 2 years. The rest of the country is investing in education, especially early education and Kansas is putting itself at risk. Gov. Brownback has taken none of the steps prescribed by the Federal Court that ruled he is already violating current constitutional law. Retention and recruitment of quality educators is more difficult than ever in this self-inflicted cannibalization of our education system. The future of Kansas is at risk.
Early Education is vital to that future. Pre-K for all 4 year olds is the national standard now. According to the Kansas Department of Education, Kansas is not meeting that standard, only one-fifth of Kansas 4 year olds have access to state funded public school. The evidence regarding early education is overwhelming. Kansas Department of Education report shows at least 7-10% return on investment for every dollar invested in school readiness preparation of our nearly 40,000 Kansas 4 year olds. If all 4 year olds were to be grouped together they would constitute a population comparable to the city of Hutchinson. Age 4 also corresponds with the highest potential for learning to happen. Young families are struggling to pay the exorbitant cost of private pre-school. It costs over $600 a month for pre-school in Manhattan, but only $600 a year for fees at the Public High School. The immediate effects of young families seeing upwards of $7,000 in their pockets from child care savings a year coupled with the 7-10% long term return on investment for the child's early education is staggering when you take that multiplied by 40,000. No other issue does more to drive long-term economic development for businesses than a well-educated workforce. Public Education in Kansas is a constitutional priority, it is the fruit of the Kansans before us, and no other governor has done more to put that sacred trust at risk.
Aaron Estabrook
Board of Education
USD 383 Manhattan-Ogden
Aaron Estabrook
January 23, 2015
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Editor's Note: This is the full text of letter from Dave Karnowski, Chairman of the Construction Board of Appeals, that he read at the Wamego City Commission Meeting Tuesday night.
Our current law requires contractor licensing. This is to protect the property, health and safety of those who occupy buildings. In order to be licensed, they have to meet statutory requirements to show they are capable and qualified to do the work. Those who are licensed risk their livelihood if they do work that does not meet the International Building Code because they have a license to lose.
Licensing is commonly accepted as a means to prove competency where the profession impacts the unsuspecting public who are unaware whether they are in jeopardy or not. Construction is one of those professions. We as a society have advanced beyond such ideas as "let the buyer beware," As good businessmen, we must be good citizens. Those who ignore health and safety by suing non qualified, unlicensed workers, including themselves, to improve their profit margins need to rethink their position. We all have access to the means to be licensed in whatever trade or profession we undertake. There are those who are unwilling to do this and who are seeking special status and a loophole where they can work without being qualified. Our society has progressed beyond the tycoons and slumlords of years gone by who pursued profits with disregard for the rights or safety of others. Businesses today incorporate a degree of responsibility to the people whose lives they impact.
It is not enough to merely carry liability insurance. How do you give someone their life or their health back? Liability insurance merely protects the worker or contractor from bankruptcy if he makes a mistake. We as public officials must be proactive. We have a responsibility to continue to insist that work covered by the International Building Code, as adopted, be done by those who have demonstrate through training and the licensing process a level of responsibility and ability to do work that will not endanger property, health and lives. The Building Official must rely on the training, responsibility and knowledge of these people to insure that the work being done is safe and up to code.
Although he needs to know the code, he cannot be everywhere and see everything. All who are involved in the construction process needs to be responsible to the renting and buying public.
I urge those wishing to do the work covered by licensing in our statutes to get themselves qualified as soon as possible. Certainly, there is enough work for all, and the help would be appreciated.
Dave Karnowski
Chairman Board of Construction Appeal
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"We had a few penalties. We did. That's 30 in two games now and the thing that we talk about, especially on offense, is we don't want any pre or post-snap penalties and we had zero so we actually hit our goal in that area, but there's going to be some penalties in a game that are due just to strictly you being aggressive, you getting after people, trying to finish blocks, when a kid gets out of your frame and you still try to turn him over and put him on the ground and then you get a call. We had too many of those and so we've addressed it, hopefully we'll get better from it.
"We had a facemask penalty. Travis [Hughes] was blitzing, he came wide open, he's going to get a big hit, the guy side stepped him, he stuck his arm out, he grabbed his facemask. Not intentional by any means. A lot of them were because guys were being aggressive and I would much rather have to tone them down than to try to get them going."
How do you think your team handled being away from Chapel Hill?
"I thought they did a great job. That was one of the things that we emphasized all week with the team. To take the intensity level that we had in the Tar Pit and take it on the road and do it on the road and I was really proud of the way we matched the intensity level throughout the game. There was never a point where I thought we had a lull. Our guys played hard from the start to the end and I don't think they ever expected us not to win that football game.
"It was interesting after Tre [Boston's] interception got called back. Because of a penalty, you expect some guys to get depressed, but they took it as a challenge. It was almost like okay, let's see what you got next. I'm really proud of the way they handled it all."
How did the two-point conversion play out?
"Well if you noticed after the first score we lined up in the same formation and Miami adjusted to it and they handled it. The next time we lined up in it you expect them to handle it again, but they didn't. Somebody fell asleep, [Tommy Hibbard] saw there was an opening so he waited until the official got off the ball, got the snap, threw it out there and it didn't matter. You got Jack [Tabb] blocking, you got [Eric] Ebron behind him and they got one guy out there with another guy coming from inside. Ebron is going to get three yards. He's going to do it. He's a 250-pound athlete that runs hard. It's a risk-reward and we felt like it would be well worth it if we had the opportunity."
On Gio Bernard playing in front of his family:
"I got to meet his dad and his brother after the game for the first time and that's actually the first time his dad has seen him play in person so it was pretty special for him. I know his dad was very proud and his brother was also excited that they were all able to do that as a family."
On Kareem Martin:
"Kareem has been really solid for us throughout the entire year. We're thin over there on that side of the ball and he's probably played more plays than he probably needs to, but he just steps up each week and makes plays for us. I'm hoping that sometime in the open week we can get him at 100 percent. He's probably at 75-80 percent and if we can get him to that he can finish up the year really strong."
How would you like to fill your schedule in the future, because there are a lot of openings starting in 2014?
"If you want me to be honest with you, I just want to worry about Duke. I don't really care about what's happening in 2013, 2014, 2018, 2020 or 2026. I just want to get to this weekend and play this game. I really don't know about all that."
On Nic Platt getting the start against Miami:
"Nic is about 6-foot-2, 200-pounds and has really good speed and he's been doing really well in practice and Gunter [Brewer] just felt like he needed to make sure him and [Sean] Tapley both played to keep Tapley not only healthy, but to keep him fresh throughout the game. It was good to be able to play both of them. You got a little bit of competition there, which I think is good for the position and we need that across the board. Quinshad [Davis] is playing too many plays right now. [Erik Highsmith] is playing too many plays right now, so the guys behind them need to bring it a little bit more."
Why did you throw the ball twice instead of running the ball on your last offensive possession against Miami?
"I think if you ask Blake [Anderson], he is going to tell you he probably wished he could have those calls back, but I can promise you this. For being a play caller for the last 15-years you can't sit around and second-guess your calls like everybody in the stadium gets to do. You put together a plan and you stick to that plan. He'd tell you right now he wished he'd probably run the ball, but when he checked to those passes, I'm thinking he see's something that is there and we're going to hit it and we're going to put the game out of reach and that's the way we're going to play and I have no problem with that, because we're always going to play aggressive. We're going to play to win the football game, not not to lose. We'll learn from it and hopefully we'll be a little bit better next time and we'll complete them."
Where did the phrase "the success of this team depends on me" come from?
"That comes from our Carolina creed. In our team meeting room we have our creed on the wall and it's something that we started back in fall camp where they all stand and repeat the creed and it's about 10 paragraphs long and it's about what it means to wear the interlocking 'NC' either on the side of your helmet or on your chest and what it means to be a North Carolina football player and one of those paragraphs is 'the success of this team depends on me.' We repeat that quite a bit and our guys understand that the success of this team depends on me. Me individually. Me doing my job so that my brothers can trust that I'm going to get my job done and that's why we're going to be successful."
On Duke:
"This is a really good Duke football team and probably the best team Duke's had since [Steve] Spurrier won the league back in whatever year that was (1989). They're a really good football team. David [Cutcliffe's] done a really nice job building that football team. He's got a lot of seniors, a lot of guys that have been with him the entire time, a lot of guys that understand the system, both offensively and defensively and what they're doing on special teams, but more so what you see with this group is that they truly believe they're going to win. That's a credit to him and his staff, because he's got them believing. They're one win away from going to a bowl game and that is a big deal and they plan on getting it this game."
James Hurst
Mel Kiper and Todd McShay recently named Carolina's offensive line the best in college football. What makes you guys so good?
"I think a big thing is that we've been playing together for a few years now. Chemistry is a pretty big deal on the o-line. Just being able to feel the guy playing next to and know what he's about to do. We also trust one another across the board, which is pretty huge and I think that the hard work that we put in over the spring and summer ever since we've had the new coaching staff here, I think it's really paid off and we're glad to get a little bit of recognition. It's kind of rare for an o-line to get any recognition, but we're excited about it, but at the same time we know what we've done to get to this point has to be continued and we have to get better."
Casey Barth
It seems like since your return from injury your leg is stronger. Why is that?
"I think it's definitely a combination of being more mature and the new strength coach coming in and really pushing us to somewhere we've never been before and definitely for me."
Your first kick against Miami appeared to be good, but it was ruled no-good. What did you see?
"I thought it went in. I knew I hit it over the top of the upright, but to me it looked like it was a little more inside than out, but I shouldn't have made it that close, so it's still my fault."
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