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Author Archives: Paul Deaton
Eat Your Iowa Vegetables
There is little agreement about how to apply the principles of sustainable agriculture to the dominant chemical-based farming system and equally robust hegemony of consumer society. It is not clear that these ideas about farming and consumerism even go together. … Continue reading
Posted in Food Insecurity, Local Food, Sustainability
Tagged 2014 Sustainable Food, Consumerism, Food Production, Food Security, Local food, Sustainable Agriculture
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Tell The FCC To Save Net Neutrality
Submit your comment: Tell the FCC to save Net Neutrality By Howard Dean A free and open Internet is under attack — and time is running out to save it. The Federal Communications Commission is taking public comment on their … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy for America
Tagged corporate media, FCC, FCC chair Tom Wheeler, Howard Dean, net neutrality
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Parades – Appel For Iowa Wins Messaging
BFIA likes Staci Appel, and we follow and support her, hoping she will be the one to break Iowa’s glass ceiling in the U.S. Congress. The two tweets above appeared as this single screen shot on the author’s twitter home … Continue reading
Posted in Staci Appel
Tagged 3rd congressional district, Iowa politics, parades, Staci Appel, West Des Moines
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Iowa's Carnival Of Militarism
(EDITOR’S NOTE: Steve Hanken wrote this letter to the editor in anticipation of the Great Jones County Fair where along with swine, poultry and cattle shows, a tractor pull, harness racing, 4-H presentations, a demolition derby and grandstand performances by … Continue reading
Posted in Veterans
Tagged militarism, Veterans for Peace, Veterans for Peace Chapter #161
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Stars And Stripes Forever
Happy Independence Day from Blog for Iowa.
Posted in Progressive Community
Tagged Independence Day, John Philip Sousa
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Happy Fourth Of July Vets
Congress aims to privatize the VA By Buzz Davis We have over 21 million veterans in America. We did our service during war and peace. For those of us who were fortunate to live through our service, many of us … Continue reading
Posted in Veterans
Tagged health care, VA Health Care, veterans affairs, Veterans for Peace
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Meaning Of July Fourth
The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro By Frederick Douglass July 5, 1852 Fellow Citizens, I am not wanting in respect for the fathers of this republic. The signers of the Declaration of Independence were brave men. They were … Continue reading
Posted in Progressive Community
Tagged Frederick Douglass, Independence Day, Slavery
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A Blog for Iowa Independence Day Post
(EDITOR’S NOTE: First posted on Blog for Iowa July 4, 2010). We hear a lot about the founding fathers today, and the truth is who they were, as people, is clouded in the river of time. One admires the portrait … Continue reading
U.S. House Ethics Committee Backs Down On Free Trips
Under Bipartisan Pressure from Reps Loebsack and Fitzpatrick, Ethics Committee Reverses Rule Change WASHINGTON, D.C.– Congressmen Dave Loebsack (D-IA-02) and Mike Fitzpatrick (R-PA-08) Thursday commended the House Ethics Committee for reinstating the disclosure requirements for privately funded travel for Members … Continue reading
Posted in David Loebsack
Tagged Congressman Dave Loebsack, Ethics in Government
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