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Author Archives: Dave Bradley
Data Shows Vaccines Extremely Effective
Data released Thursday showed that people who were vaccinated against Covid-19 have shown very high rates of protection against the virus. So far, of the 77 million (77,000,000) Americans to be fully vaccinated 5,800 (.0075%) have been infected with the … Continue reading
Timeline of Trump’s Corona Virus Response
This is a timeline put together by Texas Democratic Congressmember Lloyd Doggett. I post it here today as a reference that some may want to be able to access from time to time. Trump’s response was a disaster and … Continue reading
Posted in #nevertrump, Blog for Iowa, Covid-19, Trump
Tagged corona virus timeline, Rep. Lloyd Doggett, timeline
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Sunday Funday: A New Spring Edition
Side note: It looks like newly anointed 2nd district Iowa Congress Member Mariannette Miller-Meeks is more than ready to join her republican colleagues in the distraction game. Her work for our district will be minimal. Her work in dividing the … Continue reading
“I Am Just So Sick Of This”
My daughter bemoaned on a call last week. She has one child. He is back in school now, full time. He is too young to be vaccinated, yet he and millions of other children are back in crowded settings daily. … Continue reading
The Senate Imbalance
In a country where one man/one vote is supposed to be the ruling philosophy, the Senate makes a real mockery of that concept. As shown in the illustration above seven low population states, including Iowa, swing a big hammer in … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa
Tagged minority runs senate, one man/one vote, Republican minority, US Senate
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Rachel Maddow: AOC On Biden’s Infrastructure Plan
It was very interesting to listen to the perspective on the infrastructure bill proposed by the President Wednesday. As AOC points out there is plenty of need in this country. The $2.25T may be just the start. BTW, Biden’s proposal … Continue reading
Posted in Biden-Harris
Tagged AOC, Infrastructure plan, Rachel Maddow
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Sunday Funday: Happy Easter Edition
“The first Sunday after the first full moon of Spring.” Just in case you never knew how Easter was determined. Since it is supposed to be the annual commemoration of the of the greatest thing that ever happened to mankind … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa, Covid-19, Humor
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SCOTUS Allows FCC To Loosen Ownership Rules
As if media consolidation wasn’t bad enough already, Thursday the Supreme Court made it possible for even more consolidation to take place. The question before the Court was not on the validity of ownership rules or their effects on the … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa, media, Republican Policy, SCOTUS
Tagged FCC, media consolidation
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Extreme 16: Voter Suppression Bill Crushes Competition As Number 1 Seed
A really inventive way from the folks at Progress Iowa https://progressiowa.org to illustrate how the Republican dominated legislature in Iowa is screwing over Iowa citizens: Attacks on working families, women, LGBTQ Iowans, and institutionalizing racism round out this … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa, gun control, gun safety, Iowa legislature 2021, Republican Policy
Tagged charter schools in Iowa, Iowa schools
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Voter Suppression In Georgia
Republicans can’t win elections, so they must steal them. From the Rachel Maddow Show of 3/25/2021 (Last Thursday). As usual, Rachel goes extra deep to ferret out the real meaning:
Posted in 2022 Election campaign, Blog for Iowa, Vote Fraud, voter suppression
Tagged Georgia
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