Maybe it was the ghost of Custer and all his annihilated arrogance and ignorance that tormented them into doing the …
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Maybe it was the ghost of Custer and all his annihilated arrogance and ignorance that tormented them into doing the …
Paul Schroedermeier forgot that it was the ‘village peasants” who rose up and got rid of Hillary Clinton (‘Reader: GOP …
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! On Nov. 4, the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art held its annual Gala. It …
‘Trust me” seems to be the mantra for president-elect Donald Trump. His conflicts of interest with his global business holdings …
Remember when GOP presidential candidate John McCain lost the 2008 election and conservatives nationwide staged protests, sit-ins, walkouts and riots, …
Regarding the Nov. 27 letter ‘Listen to the voters and build a casino” by Donna Myers: Since the inception of …
Pints & Politics
A periodic, lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
It was awful to see the New York Times Nov. 19 story ‘At Iowa High School, Election Results Kindle Tensions …
Perhaps it’s time for a multitude of Iowans to write and tweet the president-elect asking him to find a post …
I am writing in regards to the future of Ely’s Old Stone Bridge on Stone Bridge Road in rural Monticello. …
Most people have some idea what Junior Achievement does, but I want to tell you the ‘why” of JA and …
In response to the Nov. 25 letter ‘What if the political tables were turned?”: My first guess is that Donald …
If Cedar Rapidians think burglary is bad now wait until a casino comes to town. It’s a very well kept …
As an independent voter I am always amazed after every presidential election how the losing political party is totally devastated. …
On Sept. 17, 1787, our U.S. Constitution was born, framed by some real geniuses, a remarkable thing in those days. …
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