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Trump won the popular vote in the recent election with even many Democrat votes. But those with Trump Derangement Syndrome …
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When I opened my Jan. 1 Gazette to check the TV listings for that evening, it surprised me that there …
Sue Ravenscroft
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Once again our governor has declined the federal supplemental summer food program offering $29 million in total ($120 per child …
Jeff Klinzman
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I remember eating the sugar cube. I was a student attending Perkins Elementary in Des Moines when I received the …
Jean Hammill
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In 1956 John F. Kennedy wrote a book called, “Profiles in Courage.” In it he documents instances of politicians who …
Deborah Miller
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In a guest column on Dec. 31, 2024, Bruce Lear commented on the $8.5 million Teachers Accelerated Learning Grant recently …
Dann Myers
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Atheism and anti-theism so often occur together within the same individual that the coterie of aggressive Christian zealots fail to realize …
Steven Carfrae
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Rob Sand is the only elected Democrat in the Iowa executive branch. That fact probably explains why he is taking …
Debbie Goff
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If you want affordable housing, somebody must start overseeing the insurance industry. Congress needs to stop the power of all …
Charlotte Fallon
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Sen. Joni Ernst has an interesting position about government workers returning to their offices. (Dec. 26, “Biden’s holiday gift to …
Cecil Roper
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New Year’s resolution, anyone? How about one with multiple benefits for our health, our planet, and the animals? Eating more …
Gretchen Reeh-Robinson
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The quote (Dec. 28, page 7A) from freshman honors student Reese Olsen is also the rationale for teaching (requiring) poetry, …
Peter Hansen
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In August 2024, Iowans for Tax Relief (ITR) proposed “A 2 Percent Property Tax Cap” — meaning annual property tax …
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