Earl Glynn on August 29th, 2010

Also see: Not Forsaken: Reaching Sex Slaves in Mid-America, CBN News, Aug. 28, 2010.

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Earl Glynn on August 28th, 2010

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What We Saw at the Glenn Beck Rally in DC, ReasonTV, Aug. 28, 2010.
‘Restoring Honor’: The Day After Wrap-Up & Whitewash, Michelle Malkin, Aug. 29, 2010.
Beck Crowd Count:  87,000 to 500,000, Bottom Line Communications, Aug. 29, 2010.

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In my previous article I mentioned a talk, “conservatives eating their own,” given by former State Rep. Phyllis Gilmore about a decade ago at a JoCo Kansas Republican Assembly meeting.
This story is another example of “conservatives eating their own” and ironically related to the KRA:
KRA Formed in 1999
A conservative group named the “Kansas Republican [...]

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For more than a year Mr. Benjamin Hodge has pushed, and pushed, and pushed, and pushed, and pushed, and pushed me to write an article about the Kansas Open Meeting Act (KOMA) matter he was involved in at Johnson County Community College last year.
We have talked about this KOMA matter in person.  We have talked [...]

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Special Contributor on June 6th, 2010

Think and Ink: Uncle Sam’s Money Giveaway
“Hey! That’s My Hard-Earned Money!”
“Ah, the cost of free money…”
Copyright 2010, Think and Ink, O’Hara and Hoit. Contact: Charlotte O’Hara.

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Do you want to become a more effective citizen journalist to keep your local government more accountable?
If you do, I will be hosting  investigative journalism workshops as part of  the Kansas City Post-Party Summit to be held this Friday and Saturday May 7-8  in Kansas City.
If you are not interested in citizen journalism, but want [...]

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Special Contributor on April 20th, 2010

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Think and Ink:  Obama Care:  “Now, Obama Always Knows Best!”
Copyright 2010, Think and Ink, O’Hara and Hoit.  Contact:  Charlotte O’Hara.

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Earl Glynn on February 8th, 2010

Kansas Clips from Friday through Sunday:
On Friday I appeared on the Jim Cates radio program on cjonline.com with John Arnold to discuss the week’s top stories.
With Jim Cates I briefly discussed the Kansas Liberty article from last Wednesday:  Ethics-election committee questions ethics commission behavior.  I also talked briefly about a Shawnee County family court case [...]

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Earl Glynn on February 3rd, 2010

Kansas Clips from Monday through Wednesday:
I make my debut on Jim Cates online radio program on Friday at 9 AM.   Send discussion questions to  jim.cates@cjonline.com.
According to attorney John Robb, Schools for Fair funding scheduled their next meeting in Newton on Feb 19.  SFF will be discussing a possible law suit against the state for more [...]

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Earl Glynn on January 31st, 2010

Kansas Clips from Thursday through Sunday:
Watchdogs on State Issues

Kansas:

Legislative Post Audits Show Budget Savings Are Available
State of the Union Roundup

Oklahoma:  ‘No’ to gov’t tracking of Okla. driver’s licenses
Mackinac Center:

Michael Moore’s Anti-Greed Film To Be Subsidized by Michigan Taxpayers
Doctor Shortages and Socialized Medicine

New Hampshire:  Gingrich to Tea Partiers- “They were right.”

Kansas Days 2010

Kansas Watchdog:  Kansas Republican [...]

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