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Author Archives: Paul Deaton
The Fallon Forum: Mistaken Identity
Dear Friends, My phone rings. It’s a number I don’t recognize. I’m gardening, and my hands are happily adorned with rich, black soil. Bad time for a phone call, but I answer anyway. “Hello, this is Frank Durgin,” a voice … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Fallon
Tagged Bakken Oil Pipeline, Ed Fallon, fallon forum
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Coping With Iowa's Coarsening
At a convenience store in North Liberty yesterday, a young guy was fueling his large black pickup truck. A companion was riding shotgun, both clad in blue jeans and dark T-shirts. The brief moment would have passed unnoticed except for … Continue reading
Posted in Progressive Community, progressive values
Tagged confederate flag, Iowa politics, Progressive Community, U.S. flag
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Rob Hogg Forms Exploratory Committee For US Senate
When I spoke to Rob Hogg about his July 8 announcement, he emphasized it was an exploratory committee to consider a run for U.S. Senate against incumbent Chuck Grassley. If Hogg was precise about framing the discussion, it matches his … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, Rob Hogg
Tagged #iapolitics, #iasen, Iowa politics, Iowa US Senate race, politics, Rob Hogg, US Senate
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Governing Undocumented Iowans
IOWA CITY–Johnson County announced acceptance of applications for a new Community ID program on Wednesday. The county seeks to become more welcoming, and to resolve a practical public safety issue problem—undocumented residents prefer to stay in the shadows. “Johnson County … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration
Tagged Immigration, Rep. Steve King, Rod Sullivan
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Lincoln Chafee In A Small Field
That Lincoln Chafee’s presidential campaign gets noticed is largely attributable to the small field of five announced Democratic contenders. Just by the fact of inclusive blogger to-do lists, Chafee gets an article mention here and there… not unlike this one. … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, Iowa Caucuses
Tagged #iacaucus, #iapolitics, 2016 Iowa Caucuses, Lincoln Chafee
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Day Of Bakken Resistance Activities
(Editor’s Note: The following invitation came to Blog for Iowa yesterday from Robert Nehman at the Allamakee County Protectors). You’re invited to a day of pipeline resistance activities on Thursday, July 9. Objection Delivery: At 10 a.m. we are hand-delivering … Continue reading
Posted in Calls to Action
Tagged Bakken Oil Pipeline, Bakken Pipeline Resistance Coalition, Dakota Access Pipeline
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Going Solar In Iowa
(Editor’s Note: This is an update of a previous post on solar energy). Climate Reality Leadership Corps founder and former vice president Al Gore gave his slide show, an updated version of the one used in the film An Inconvenient … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Progressive Community
Tagged climate change, energy, environment, global warming, Solar Energy, Solar Power
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The Fallon Forum: Bakkening The Caucus
fallonforum.com Dear Friends, {Reminder: FILE A PETITION TO INTERVENE ON THE PIPELINE! You have until July 27 to get the full volume of your voice heard in Iowa Utilities Board deliberations on the proposed Bakken Oil Pipeline. Click here for … Continue reading
Posted in Fallon Forum
Tagged #iacaucus, #nobakken, Bakken Oil Pipeline, Dakota Access Pipeline, Ed Fallon, fallon forum
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On Jim Webb For President
Jim Webb announced his campaign for president via email to supporters July 2, cross posted it on his web site and social media, then spent the Independence Day holiday weekend with family in his home state of Virginia. When the … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, Iowa Caucuses, Jim Webb
Tagged #iacaucus, #iapolitics, Jim Webb
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Hillary And The Golden Road
The energy and excitement of Hillary Clinton’s Iowa organizers is very high. On a scale of 1-10, it’s a 16. In May I met with Clinton campaign organizer Janice Rottenberg at the North Dodge Hy-Vee in Iowa City. She was … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign
Tagged #iacaucus, #iapolitics, Hillary Clinton, Iowa Caucus, politics
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