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Tea Time

By Henry Schwaller
Opinion | May 26, 2010

tea-party-mad-hatter.jpgHAYS, Kan. - Rand Paul's sweeping victory in Kentucky adds fuel to the already potent Tea Party fire. Paul has a lot of positive qualities: small government advocate, powerful orator, and son of Rep. Ron Paul (R - TX).

Sure, there have been a couple of strange moments since his primary win. We learned that candidate Paul would not have voted for Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He also condemned President Obama for criticizing British Petroleum's reaction to the massive oil spill, saying that the president's comments were "un-American."

These statements, however bizarre, do not deflect from the Rand Paul's core message, or that of the Tea Party. And that's the bigger problem.

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Democrazy in Action

By Henry Schwaller
Opinion | February 3, 2010

HAYS, Kan. - Have you ever wondered what your community would look like if it were financially bankrupt - and voters wouldn't approve a tax increase of any kind? Well, residents of Colorado Springs can tell you what it's like.

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Ice Age 2010

By Henry Schwaller
Opinion | February 1, 2010

HAYS, Kan. - It's been a great winter - that is, if you are an opponent of global warming theory. Bitter cold temperatures and plenty of snow makes this winter one of the most memorable in a long time. Some say that we're entering another ice age, and mastodon sightings have been reported in New Jersey, Virginia and Massachusetts.

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Letter to Jerry Moran

By Henry Schwaller
Advocacy | October 2, 2009
Throughout the health care debate, I have stressed that more Americans will gain access ... once costs are controlled and reduced. I continue to advocate for... medical liability reform, an increased emphasis on wellness and disease prevention, providing tax incentives to low-income families to retain or purchase private health insurance, implementation of health information technology, and training more medical professionals and encouraging them to practice in underserved areas. I also support finding responsible ways to address the problems caused by pre-existing conditions and to increase the size of the pool of insured. - U.S. Representative Jerry Moran (R-Kansas)
Dear Representative Moran:

In your special edition of "This Week in Congress" you listed several ways that you believe will fix health care.

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