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Category Archives: Education
EVs And Jobs
This video is a year old but still very timely (13:15): Every day as we eat breakfast we listen to our local NPR station. Every half hour there is a short summary of Iowa news. Pretty much every day in … Continue reading
Posted in 2024 election, Education, good jobs, Republican Policy
Tagged electric vehicles, ethanol, EVs, science
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School Starts Next Week, But It Will Be Different
This video is a bit dated, but still relevant: (6:38) Kim Reynolds is wasting a good chunk of your money sending Iowa troops to the Texas-Mexico border to support Greg Abbott’s murderous razor wire in the Rio Grande. After the … Continue reading
Posted in 2024 election, church and state, Education, Kim Reynolds, Republican hypocrisy, Republican Policy
Tagged private schools don't have school boards
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Let’s Remember Democratic Policies
I am so tired of reading and writing about Trump and his MAGA world. I am so sick of turning on the TV only to see the latest rumor being treated as ‘serious news’ such as the recent distraction using … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Education, Environment, Health Care & Medicare, womens rights
Tagged Democratic policies, Immigration
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SCOTUS Opts To Return To Bad Old Days
Thursday was another opinion day for the Supreme Court. Many of us were hopeful following the rejection of the crazy “Independent Legislature” theory was finally and forcefully rejected that maybe, just maybe SCOTUS would surprise us once again and possibly … Continue reading
Posted in Education, SCOTUS
Tagged affirmative
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A Rant From Twitter:
(5:38) Why Youth Will Not Vote For Republicans: Andrew Wortman lets loose in a rant on why youth in America will no longer vote for Republicans. We are just beginning to see this rebellion taking place. Young voters have long … Continue reading
Changing Iowa And Its Public Schools
Iowa Democrats took a shellacking during the 2010 general election for U.S. Senate. We ran Des Moines attorney Roxanne Conlin against incumbent Chuck Grassley in a historic campaign. Grassley won 718,215 votes to Conlin’s 371,686. In an email to supporters … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged Defunding Iowa public schools, education, education reform, K-12 School Funding, SSB1022
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Good News: Breakthroughs Of The Year
When it seems as if humanity couldn’t be doing more to lead ourselves to a mass extinction, along comes an article that reminds us that human ingenuity is doing some incredible things to keep our species alive and kicking, Atlantic … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged advances in sciences, breakthroughs, cancer, science
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New Labor Report Not Kind To Iowa
The rise and fall of the middle class in the US has almost exactly tracked with the rise and subsequent gutting of labor unions in the US. Although this chart is a few years old, the trend has not changed … Continue reading
Posted in 2022 Election campaign, Education, Kim Reynolds, Labor, union busting
Tagged Deidre DeJear, unions
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DeJear: A Governor Who Will Lead on Education
Many Iowans may have been pleasantly surprised Thursday morning to hear stories about Deidre DeJear’s plans to start Iowa on a trek back to the top of the educational heap in America. Education used to be one of Iowa’s bragging … Continue reading
Posted in 2022 Election campaign, Education, Kim Reynolds
Tagged Deidre DeJear, privatized schools, public schools
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Issues
As we look at the upcoming election we ate that there are vast differences between the current two major parties on issues. Actually it should be noted that there is only one party in America today that is running on … Continue reading