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Author Archives: Paul Deaton
Biden Remarks Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
On Friday, January 5, 2023, President Joe Biden gave this speech near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania to kick off his re-election campaign. It is worth a listen.
Posted in politics
Tagged 2024 election, Joe Biden, President Joe Biden
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Electric Cars and Iowa
When we couldn’t get new parts for our 2002 Subaru in 2022, we decided to get a replacement car. First of all, it rots that basic suspension parts are unavailable from the manufacturer of a relatively new and otherwise fine … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged #ActOnClimate, climate crisis, environment, Mariannette Miller-Meeks
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Invisible Hand During The Holidays
Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations is a book seldom read in its entirety. Libertarians underwent multiple iterations of winnowing the more than five hundred fifty pages into something more closely matching their ideological viewpoint. Once, they serialized a conservative … Continue reading
Posted in poverty
Tagged Free Lunch Program, Iowa Medicaid, Iowa politics, Kim Reynolds, Koch Industries, nursing homes, poverty
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Enough Groundwater?
Will the Silurian Aquifer have enough water to support the population that draws from it? Answers to that question are a bit sketchy due to infrequent research into groundwater projections. A 2011 study published by the Iowa Department of Natural … Continue reading
Posted in Sustainability
Tagged #iowawater, #waterquality, environment, Groundwater, sustainability
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Clean Water: Are Iowans Getting What We Paid For?
Editor’s Note: Rep. Chuck Isenhart represents House District 72 in the Iowa legislature. This article is from his constituent newsletter. For more information about Rep. Isenhart, click here. To subscribe directly to his newsletter, click here. More than 75 people … Continue reading
COP 28 And Beyond
Ahead of Joe Biden and Xi Jinping’s Nov. 15 meeting at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference in San Francisco, the parties pledged to strengthen their cooperation on climate change. The U.S. State Department released a statement detailing areas of agreement. … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Action, Environment
Tagged climate change, climate crisis, COP 28, environment, The Climate Reality Project
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Book Review: Democracy Awakening
Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America by Heather Cox Richardson is a must read for anyone following the contemporary discussion of conflict between the liberal consensus and movement conservatism. If you don’t know what those two things are, … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Heather Cox Richardson, Liberal Consensus, Movement Conservatism
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32 Officials Call On Miller-Meeks To Avoid Shutdown
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sept. 29, 2023 Contact: Adam Zabner adam@zabnerforiowa.com 32 District One Elected Officials Call on Rep Miller-Meeks to Avoid a Shutdown First District – As Iowans face the prospect of a government shutdown, 32 elected officials from Iowa’s First … Continue reading
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Interchange Yet No Bridge
It has been no secret the interchange between Interstates 80 and 380 near Coralville needed improvement. It has long been one of the most crash-prone places in the state of Iowa. Commenced in 2018, the infrastructure project to reconstruct it … Continue reading
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Tagged infrastructure, Iowa, Iowa politics, politics
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Remove Trump From Iowa Ballots
Some days I wish the 45th President would settle into retirement and fade away. That doesn’t seem likely. There is, however, a strong case that Trump is disqualified from being on the ballot because of his engagement in the insurrection … Continue reading
Posted in 2024 election
Tagged 14th amendment, call to action, Iowa Secretary of State, Paul Pate, Trump
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