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Wake up, tech generation! The prevalence of drivers using hand-held electronic devices has not decreased, by my observations, since passage …
Kim Reynolds’ tenure as governor has slowed Iowa’s economy to a standstill. Incomes are flat, our state’s revenues are shrinking …
Why can’t the Republicans in Congress get their man in the White House under control? He just did a ‘Tillerson” …
Right now in Iowa, victims have no rights protected in the Constitution, even though offenders have many constitutional rights. To …
When I think of voting for Pat Heiden for the Johnson County Board of Supervisors, two quotations come to mind, …
Stacey Walker is running for re-election to the Linn County Board of Supervisors. Walker is an extraordinary young leader and …
Pints & Politics
A periodic, lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
We are writing to support Zach Wahls’ candidacy for Iowa Senate. Wahls grew up in our neighborhood, attended the same …
Two hundred years from now, our descendants will look back on us as barbarians for the way which we treat …
I was dismayed to read that HUD director Ben Carson has proposed a plan that would increase the rent on …
I appreciate The Gazette for depicting the other side of the opioid issue. A few years ago I had intense …
My chronic pain began when I was 19. My first back surgery occurred in 2009. This was the first time …
Regarding the series of articles that The Gazette has published on the opioid situation in the United States: I have …
Remember when Terry Branstad and Kim Reynolds campaigned on creating 200,000 new jobs and raising family income by 25 percent …
The 10 p.m. news just informed Linn County that they have paid for a ‘litter pickup machine.” This is not …
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