Monthly Archives: January 2013

Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy Comment Period Extended

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Paul Deaton

The comment period for Iowa’s Nutrient Reduction Strategy has been extended for two weeks until Jan. 18, according to the Des Moines Register. By extending the comment period, the best interests of Iowans will be served. One hopes the strategy … Continue reading →

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Don Siegelman Still In Prison

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Trish Nelson

Remember this?

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Voter Intimidation In Iowa: Public Hearings Thursday

Posted on January 2, 2013 by Trish Nelson

Iowa CCI members to Secretary Schultz:  Throw Voter Intimidation Rules Out! Secretary of State of Matt Schultz will hold public hearings at 2pm Thursday on a rulemaking package designed to intimidate immigrants and potentially suppress the vote. Iowa Citizens for … Continue reading →

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President Obama’s Full Speech On Fiscal Cliff Deal Passage

Posted on January 1, 2013 by Trish Nelson

Braley, Loebsack, Boswell – Yay King, Latham – Nay Harkin, Grassley – Nay

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Joyous Happy New Year

Posted on January 1, 2013 by bfiajohnshumaker

Dear Folks, a most JOYOUS Happy New Year to You and Yours May 2013 be a Blessing and bring you SPARKLING Surprises and Golden Sunrises FILLED with Tilth, Plenty and Abundance Star Hawk a Dear Friend in the Peace Community … Continue reading →

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Fiscal Cliff: Negotiating With Madmen

Posted on January 1, 2013 by Trish Nelson

On the Fiscal Cliff, Obama Does What He Can Against 200 Years of Bad Faith by Michael Tomasky The fiscal-cliff impasse has its roots in—where else?—the old South, with its lunatic blend of obstructionism and greed at the public trough. … Continue reading →

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