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Today, more than ever before, Iowa’s workforce is dependent on technology. We use it for sales, education, recruitment, and information …
We all agree we want the governor of Iowa to care deeply about the citizens of our state. We want …
Iowans in the 1st District have an opportunity to vote for someone who cares about solving problems, not playing politics. …
In CNN’s e-newsletter “Meanwhile in America” July 20, it states Roe v. Wade was established law. According to the Congress …
Iowa U.S. Senate candidate, Mike Franken, supports constitutionally protected abortion. Therefore, let’s consider Sen. Chuck Grassley’s insidious role in the …
I am a longtime Democrat, but I have to admit I have profound respect for Republican Representative Liz Cheney in …
Is it too late to stop the big change to the Coralville interstate intersection? Why is the state spending millions …
Regarding red flag laws, The Gazette on Sunday quoted Governor Kim Reynolds as saying, “No matter how many laws or …
Woke up. Got out of bed. What to do today? First. I will hate Trump. Second, I will hate the …
As we grapple with several high-stakes policy debates, both in Iowa and nationally, we cannot ignore the increasingly worrying issue …
We are asking you to consider voting for Matt Robinson for Iowa Senate District 33 during the 2022 Iowa General …
Dave Doyle’s letter to the editor, “Expand editorial page to carry both sides,” published July 18 was right on. Pew …
A lot changed in political campaigns since I worked my first for Lyndon Johnson in 1964. Democrats and Republicans are …
Communities in Iowa constantly strive to recruit new business and industry. Local governments may offer a variety of incentives to …
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