Monthly Archives: August 2010

Canvassing Iowa's 3rd Congressional District

Canvassing Iowa's 3rd Congressional District by Paul Deaton “Many progressives don't have a lot of money to give to political campaigns, especially in an economy where Iowa's June unemployment number was at 6.6%.  What progressives do have is each other, … Continue reading

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Nuclear Weapons Testing is Back on the Table in Utah

Nuclear Weapons Testing is Back (Editor's Note: Nuclear weapons testing is back on the election agenda in Utah, the reddest of red states, home of many “downwinders” who suffered cancer from the fallout of our previous regime of nuclear weapons … Continue reading

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Iowa's Senators Should Vote to Ratify New START

Iowa's Senators Should Vote to Ratify New START by Paul Deaton “In the scope of a broader consideration of nuclear disarmament and national security issues, New START is an important, but minor step. That politicians and diplomats current and past … Continue reading

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Hiroshima Day 2010 in Iowa

Hiroshima Day 2010 in Iowa by Paul Deaton “Nuclear weapons are bad for human beings and other living creatures. We should never again detonate such a weapon.” From the Mississippi River to the Missouri, groups in Iowa are noting that … Continue reading

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Dennis Kucinich on the Fallon Forum – Live Blog

Dennis Kucinich on the Fallon Forum – Live Blog Live Blog of the Fallon Forum appearance by Representative Dennis Kucinich on Thursday, August 5, 2010. To listen live to the webcast, go to http://www.983wowfm.com. Commercials wrapping up. Per the Fallon … Continue reading

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Francis Thicke Comes To Davenport

Francis Thicke Comes To Davenport by Sherry Staub “Iowa’s state government should explore a broader role in promoting local food production, Democratic secretary of agriculture candidate Francis Thicke said Tuesday in the Quad-Cities.”  Quad-City Times  Have you ever dreamed about … Continue reading

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Francis Thicke On National Radio Thursday

Francis Thicke On National Radio Thursday ThickeforAgriculture TUNE IN: Francis will be on national radio Thursday, Aug. 5th 1 pm CDT. He'll be on the Thom Hartmann show!  Hour Three: “Taking Our Country Back” – What does Koch Industries have … Continue reading

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Iowans to DNR: Just Say No To Scott County Factory Farm

Iowans to DNR:  Just Say No To Scott County Factory Farm Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement (CCI) “If built, the cattle factory farm would potentially be the largest in the state, finishing 9,500-head of cattle a year, consuming more than … Continue reading

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Iowa Progressive Radio: Fallon Forum Schedule Features Dennis Kucinich

Iowa Progressive Radio:  Fallon Forum Schedule Features Dennis Kucinich Monday – Thursday from 7:00-800 pm, join us for the fusion of politics and civility at 98.3 WOW-FM and on-line at 983wowfm.com. Call (515) 312-0983 or (866) 908-TALK to participate in … Continue reading

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Iowa’s Growing Local Community Radio Movement

Iowa's Growing Local Community Radio Movement  by Dave Bradley The Local Community Radio Act has been winding its way through the obscure black box called the Senate as the the hourglass of time continues to trickle down. In a Senate … Continue reading

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