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Author Archives: Dave Bradley
Sunday Funday – Who Said It?
Some folks can sum up a great thought in a few well chosen words. And sometimes we like to ascribe the ability to do so to folks we really admire. And in doing so we sometimes attribute great thoughts to the … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa, Humor
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Lockout Leaves Bitter Taste
Got this in email. Quite a reminder of the state of Labor in America today. Please join in boycotting Crystal Sugar. Corporate greed isn’t sweet no matter how many spoons of sugar you take with it. Just ask the sugar … Continue reading
Posted in Labor
Tagged American C crystal Sugar, lockout
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Romney Plan: Bad For Iowans
An analysis of the Romney – Ryan Plan put out by the Center for American Progress shows that the Romney-Ryan Plan could hit most Iowans in the pocketbook extremely hard. Considering that most are far from recovered from the most recent … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election Campaign, Economy, Jobs
Tagged less taxes for millionaires, Romney-Ryan plan
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Voting At Walmart?
Notes I have on my messy desk If Republicans thought their policies were so popular that everyone loved them, they would enact legislation so you could vote at Walmart when you stop in to buy some much needed item that … Continue reading
Sunday Funday There’s a Big Bird At The Door Edition
Who the heck is this creature knocking at my door asking for a contribution for Public Television? It’s big and yellow and seems to have feathers. YES, indeed it is the fabled Big Bird. Recently maligned by a famous wealthy person, … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa, Humor
Tagged big bird
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Serving Our Interests
Once more (and I hope right up to the election) we have the thoughts of Larry Hodgden. Larry is a retired Viet Nam era veteran of the USAF. He and his wife of 40 years, Sharon, have three children and … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election Campaign, David Loebsack, Guest Posts
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Beaten Wife Syndrome And The Republican Party.
I have written about this before, but with the election coming it seems to be a very pertinent time to remind people that you can break the cycle of abuse that the Republican Party has been subjecting this country to for … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election Campaign
Tagged abused wife syndrome, corporate greed, GOP extremism, GOP Lies, Paul Ryan budget, Romney lies
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FDR’s Words Still True
“Necessitous men are not free men.” Franklin Roosevelt spoke these words over 75 years ago in his acceptance speech for a second term. They are still just as true as the day he spoke them. You can find the whole … Continue reading
Sunday Funday – Leaf Me Alone Edition
Remember what great fun it was to jump in that big old pile of leaves that Dad had raked into the hugest pile in the world? Remember the smell of the burning leaves throughout the neighborhood on those warm Autumn days? … Continue reading
The Courtney Report
Mark your calendars to join in local discussions of STEM . Community conversations focused on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education and economic development will take place in our area on October 8. All Iowans are invited to attend the … Continue reading
