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Author Archives: Dave Bradley
Why We Must Regulate Financial Firms
Americans seem to love their rich folk. They look at them as superheroes that have somehow shook the bonds of terrestrial powers and made themselves above other humans. Thus we tend to think that those who have money are not … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, financial reform, poverty
Tagged Chicago school crisis, financial regulation, Greek crisis, municipal bankruptcies, Wall Street
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Sunday Funday – Caturday Edition
Mrowww [cough. cough} – er – I mean HI! My name is Mookie. The guy I share the house with had something else to do this week. So he asked me to do the quiz for him. I don’t know … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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Slipping Through The Memory Hole
If you are an Iowan and if you are interested in politics even at a low level it is hard not to get involved in the day to day horse race news. “Hillary on the inside with a huge lead, … Continue reading
Posted in Clean Elections
Tagged election discrepencies, Kansas 2014 election
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Ernst Embarrasses Iowa Again
Wednesday evening Iowa’s own Joni Ernst proved once more that she neither understands issues nor has any idea what Iowans think when she introduced a bill to defund Planned Parenthood. In a video on HuffPost the commentator says that the … Continue reading
Give Planned Parenthood A Hand
Planned Parenthood has been one of the top six targets of the right in this country for a long time. Depending on the talking points of the day it shares the bullseye with Social Security, Medicare, the ACA, immigrants and … Continue reading
Sunday Funday – Sober Thought Edition
Just as I went to write this I had a very sobering thought. Following Citizens United, billionaires shopped around looking for a puppet to install in the White House to do their bidding. After trying out a Newt Gingrich and … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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Fighting Back With Facts
Letters, we send letters. BTW, this is a good time to start sending those letters in. Muscatine County chair Don Paulson counters the flawed arguments of Rep. Tom Sands LTTE in the Muscatine Journal. Sands argues from a trickle down … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, Economy, Jobs
Tagged corporate taxes, trickle down economics
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ALEC Meets In San Diego
While Iowans were enjoying excellent summer weather this week, the corporations were handing marching orders to the various state legislators who owe them fealty above the fealty they show to their various states. Yep, ALEC had a meeting in San … Continue reading
Posted in ALEC, Branstad, Education
Tagged Linda Upmeyer, school funding, tom sands
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Outside Looking In
Last weekend in Ames, the group known as the Family Leader – a Christian organization – held a meeting in Ames during which Republican candidates for president came before the judging eyes of those assembled to tell why they, the … Continue reading
Posted in economic inequality, Education, Income inequality, Republicn Policy
Tagged atheists in Iowa, Democratic policy, family policies, religion in politics
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Lawmakers Call for Special Session on School Funding
From Rep. Kirsten Running-Marquard On July 2nd, Governor Branstad vetoed $56 million in urgently needed school funding. The money was approved by lawmakers in a compromise during the 2015 legislative session. In an effort to restore school funding, I and … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Iowa legislature 2015, Iowa Policy Project
Tagged Kirsten Running-Marquard, school funding, special session
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