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Category Archives: economic inequality
Wide Benefits Projected In County Minimum Wages In Iowa
FOR RELEASE TUESDAY, AUG. 11, 2015 CONTACT: MIKE OWEN, (319) 338-0773, mikeowen@iowapolicyproject.org For full report: http://www.iowapolicyproject.org/2015docs/150811-minwage.pdf IPP News Wide benefits projected in county minimum wages in Iowa In Linn, Johnson, $15 wage would boost combined 43,000 workers IOWA CITY, … Continue reading
Posted in economic inequality, Economy, Hunger In America, Income inequality, Iowa Policy Project, Jobs, minimum wage
Tagged Johnson County minimum wage
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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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July 4th Perspective From Frederick Douglass
One of the major tensions in this country is the wide gap between our ideals as espoused in documents such as the Declaration of Independence which we celebrate today and the reality of life in the United States. Certainly the … Continue reading
Posted in economic inequality
Tagged Declaration of Independence, Frederick Douglass, Woody Guthrie
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Elizabeth Warren: “We Need Democrats”
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, economic inequality, Elizabeth Warren
Tagged Elizabeth Warren
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Gov. Walker’s Economic Development Agency Under the Microscope
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 24, 2015 CONTACT: Mike Browne CELL: (608) 444-3483 ‘Record Shows He’s Enriched His Cronies While Failing to Deliver for the Rest of Us’ MADISON, Wis. and DES MOINES — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has come under … Continue reading
Posted in economic inequality, Economy, Jobs
Tagged crony capitalism, Kohl's, One Wisconsin, Scott Walker, WEDC
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It’s Official: Republicans Totally Bankrupt On Ideas
The fiasco in Indiana exposes the Republican Tea Party for what it has become – a party totally devoid of any ideas on issues, totally indifferent to the citizens of this country and totally committed to only one goal – … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, ALEC, Branstad, civil rights, Corporate Greed, economic inequality, Environment, Hunger In America, Internet Issues, Iowa legislature 2015, Republican hypocrisy, Republicn Policy, tea party
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BP Gets Off – A Nation Of Laws?
Ed Schultz did yeoman’s work over the past couple of weeks following up on the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. As noted in the video above the perpetrator of the spill, BP, did all it could to avoid restitution for … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, economic inequality, Economy, Environment, GOP, Jobs, pensions, Republican hypocrisy, Republicn Policy, States
Tagged Bain Capital, Bruce Rauner, chris christie, Ed Schultz, Illinois, Mitt Romney, New Jersey
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Thanksgiving Tale 3 – Justice Corrupted Is Justice Denied
Many commenters expressed surprise that St. Louis County prosecutor Bob McCulloch announced the grand jury decision in the shooting of Michael Brown at night during Thanksgiving week. I believe McCulloch took a very calculated risk that the lateness of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob McCulloch, grand jury decision, Michael Brown
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A Good Thanksgiving For The 1%
We look forward to the Thanksgiving holiday with a true frustration. Television news will focus on such important news stories as who will be open all day Thanksgiving so we can get that holiday shopping started early or the folks … Continue reading
Posted in ALEC, Corporate Greed, economic inequality, Economy, Food Insecurity, Media Bias, SNAP, tea party, unemployment insurance
Tagged Thanksgiving
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