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Is Fox News The Real President
Here’s a video clip from The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.
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Removal Vote On Mayor Of Muscatine Thursday Morning
The somewhat mysterious process that the Muscatine City Council has used in their proceedings against Muscatine Mayor Diana Broderson will become much clearer Thursday morning when a removal hearing will be held at City Hall at 8AM. As far as … Continue reading
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Save Net Neutrality!
Editor’s note: The following is an email from former FCC Commissioner Michael Copps. Copps tenure was highlighted by his continual fight to to end corporate dominance of the media and put the media back into the hands of the common … Continue reading
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Democrats in Davenport: HD 89 Election Tuesday
Just a reminder for our friends down in Davenport: Tuesday is the election to replace Rep. Jim Lykam. Lykam moved to the senate to fill the seat of the late Joe Seng. Turnout will be key. Please be sure to … Continue reading
Womens March Iowa City – Large Crowd, Great Signs
Peaceful protest in Iowa City.
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The Massive Difference Between The Parties
“Come back in a year and see if you still hold the idea that both parties are the same.”
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The Saga In Muscatine Continues
After months of hearsay, Muscatine City Council plans to proceed with its rumored threat to remove Mayor Diana Broderson from office on yet to be revealed charges at the Thursday City Council meeting. The Mayor has not received the substance … Continue reading
Gender Roles Before Birth
A friend of mine who is about halfway through a pregnancy posted that she is tired of the “appallingly sexist things people have said to me (and will likely continue to say) since we found out we’re having a boy. … Continue reading
A Few Important Things That Occurred In The Year 2016
by Ralph Scharnau Many people and most news gathering organizations put the presidential election as the top issue for 2016. Yet a number of other noteworthy things happened as well. Here are five of the year’s other significant happenings. Not … Continue reading
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Happy Holidays From Blog For Iowa
We wish everyone a joyous holiday season, whatever persuasion you may be. This has been a tumultuous year. Much of what we have taken as being normal in the past is about to be tested to the very limit. We … Continue reading