Author Archives: Trish Nelson

Iowa Press Discusses Farm And Casino Economics

Iowa Press should stick with this kind of programming and skip politics.

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Join The Fight Against Liquid Manure In Iowa’s Water

ACTION ALERT FROM CCI: We’re in this fight because Iowa has over 10,000 factory farms that produce over 22 billion gallons of toxic liquid manure. Manure that is dumped untreated onto farm fields across the state and runs off into … Continue reading →

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Ethical Perspectives On The Decline Of Organized Religion In the U.S.

This program is broadcast way too early in the morning to catch live. Fortunately, you can view all their broadcasts on YouTube. I find them to be generally quite interesting and informative. Good discussions that stay civil even during disagreement. … Continue reading →

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Will Johnson County Democrats Revolt?

Iowa Senate Democrats v Zach Wahls Johnson County Supervisor Rod Sullivan wrote in his newsletter Wednesday that Johnson County Democrats should “stop the flow of all money from Johnson County to Des Moines until we are represented on the Steering … Continue reading →

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Getting Real About Why Trump Took The Documents

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Iowa Press With Amy Sinclair January v May 2023

I thought it would be worthwhile to post and comment a bit on the May 26, 2023 episode of Iowa Press with Senate President Amy Sinclair (R – Allerton). It’s valuable to see in hindsight how Republicans were selling the … Continue reading →

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Iowa Dems Continue Statehouse Live Alerts Through Summer

BLUE STATEHOUSE ALERT LIVE ON JUNE 20! Join House Democratic Leader Jennifer Konfrst for her first Blue Statehouse Alert Live of the summer on June 20, 2023 at 7pm. We’ll be talking about the big Iowa Supreme Court ruling and … Continue reading →

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The End Of Slavery In America

June 19th or Juneteenth, marks the day when the last enslaved people in the United States learned they were free.  In 2021 President Joe Biden signed a bill passed by Congress to set aside Juneteenth as a federal holiday. Find … Continue reading →

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Ari Melber Charts The Trump Documents Case Timeline

“New reporting shows Trump rejected an attorney’s plan to settle the documents case last year. See the timeline and choices Trump made to get to this point including alleged obstruction and conspiracy. In this special report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent … Continue reading →

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Ethics of Reduced Labor Protections for Minors in Iowa

“We don’t think fifteen year olds are children.” – Jessica Dunker, President & CEO-Iowa Restaurant Association Reduced Protection for Minors – Ethical Perspectives On the News Moderator: Bob Rush Panelists: Jessica Dunker, President & CEO – Iowa Restaurant Association Nate … Continue reading →

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