Focus on local elections to directly impact communities, daily lives
The national political cycle never stops spinning as politicians start running for office immediately after getting elected, but this diverts our attention from where it […]
Voting
Engaging politically requires voting, dialogue with opposing viewpoints
Civic engagement is crucial for our democracy to function properly, and one of the ways to engage is to cast a ballot in an election […]
CAGW creates interesting political ad
Today Americans are streaming into the polls to cast their ballots in favor of their picks for various public offices. Personally, I’m not voting because […]
Wind Of Change In Election Could Foreshadow New Direction In Kansas
It’s over. The United States of America has elected a new president. The world now knows Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) is the president-elect, slated to […]
Voting Is Civic Duty, Earns Right To Criticize Elected Officials
The political season is coming to a close in a week. In just a few short days, we will have a new United States president […]
Presidential Debate Yields Little Except Stupid Song
I woke up yesterday excited about the presidential debate slated to take place last night. However, my excitement was lessened a bit when I turned […]
KPA Fair Work Yields Fun Time, Rubber Fetus
Yesterday I volunteered at the Kansas Press Association’s booth at the Kansas State Fair. I worked with Cort Anderson, who is the KPA technology consultant […]
Game of politics compensates for writers’ strike
For over two months network TV executives have been squaring off with the writers that help make the programming what it is. Everyone knows this, […]