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“Are you better off than you were four years ago?” This is the question posed by the Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan …
It’s amazing the Main Street media won’t discuss the 4.6 million jobs President Obama states he’s created, but CNN recently …
The same farmers who faced record flooding last year are facing severe drought this year, which underscores the need for …
Dear Mr. Romney: I noted with interest your comments on the 47 percent of Americans who don’t pay taxes. It …
I support Rep. Renee Schulte in her re-election to a third term. She is a hard worker and a good …
Gary Johnson is a beast. He’s run 30-plus marathons and has a goal to climb the highest peak on every …
On Sept. 14, the Islamic Center of Cedar Rapids hosted the Linn County Veterans for Peace, as they put on …
Rock Island Clean Line LLC (RICL) proposes to build a high-voltage transmission line across northern Iowa and Illinois. The proposed …
I want to thank KCRG-TV9 for having the audacity to broadcast what’s true and what’s not when it comes to …
Imagine my surprise at seeing Phil Cox’s letter “Where are the godless communists now?” in the Sept. 13 Gazette, where …
I appreciated and understood Craig Campbell’s Sept. 14 guest column, “Improve our access to asset of health care,” in how …
I was honored to be one of the three finalists for Cedar Rapids Police Chief. First, I want to congratulate …
On Sept. 10, The Gazette published an Associated Press article about whether racial bias fuels opposition to President Barack Obama, …
After listening to portions of both the Republican and Democratic conventions, I am struck by the difference in attitude between …
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