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Category Archives: Economy
Iowa Budget Dilemma for 2014
Editor’s note: I turn the page over to the folks at IFP today. Below is an excellent analysis of Iowa’s current fiscal course. Should be mandatory reading for legislators. Setting a Sustainable Course Against a Tide of Giveaways Iowa’s 2014 … Continue reading
Posted in Branstad, Budget, Economy, Guest Posts, Sustainability
Tagged iowa fiscal partnership, iowa policy project
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The Shame Of The Republicans
Last Week when our main stream media made a big to do about the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the “War On Poverty” they gave plenty of time for Republicans to strut in front of cameras across the country … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa, Economy, Food Insecurity, GOP, Hunger In America, Jobs, Republican Obstruction, Republicn Policy, SNAP, unemployment insurance, Walmart
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TPP And Other Thoughts
I haven’t done a hodge-podge column for a while. Mostly because I turned my brain off over the holidays. My first comment is that I find it so hard to believe how mean, how brutal, how anti-people the Republican party … Continue reading
Posted in ALEC, Blog for Iowa, Economy, Hunger In America, Media Bias, medicaid expansion, Republicn Policy, SNAP, Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
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Iowans Support Minimum Wage Increases
NEW POLL: Iowans Support Minimum Wage Increase, Oppose Branstad Policies By Wide Margins Iowans believe the income gap between rich and poor is getting bigger, and most do not have an equal shot at getting ahead economically. Des Moines, Iowa … Continue reading
Posted in Branstad, Economy, Education, GOP, Iowa Legislature, Jobs, Labor, minimum wage, Republicn Policy
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Paul Krugman: Fear Economy
Once again the master explains in a few paragraphs one of the most basic problems confronting our society. I will never understand why a supposedly liberal or progressive president has not sought out the views of this man or others … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, Economy, Jobs, Labor
Tagged fear economy, Paul Krugman
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Scrooge Is A Hero
Tiny Tim Is A Taker I would never have imagined as a kid watching Alistair Sim as the ultimate Scrooge that I would someday live in a world where people like Scrooge would be exalted. Nor could I have imagined … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, Economy, Education, Jobs
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The Biggest Theft Yet?
Since it first came out about two months ago, the story of Detroit’s bankruptcy has been fascinating and scary. The story that America’s media dishes out to us in 30 second sound bites doesn’t even come close to squaring with … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, Economy, financial reform, Fiscal Crisis, Jobs, Labor, pensions, Retired Americans, Social Security
Tagged cities, Detroit, Pensions, state constitutions
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Will Senator Grassley Insist On Reducing Military Spending?
Address our Fiscal Crises—Reduce Military Spending Another government shut-down and debt ceiling crisis are on the horizon. Senator Grassley is a member of the conference committee charged with submitting formal budget recommendations by December 13. Senator Grassley knows, as does … Continue reading
Check Out The Liberal Vatican Website For Awesome Pope Quotes
For the past three decades WE THE PEOPLE of the United States of America have allowed the nation’s wealth to be increasingly hoarded by a few at the expense of many through the continued operation of the Ronald Reagan administration’s … Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged Pope Francis
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Governor Branstad Is Lying To You
— and you deserve better than that. Over the last three years, Governor Branstad has engaged in a campaign of deception about job growth in Iowa. By only counting jobs gained – and not any that were lost – he … Continue reading