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Tag Archives: Iowa politics
Coping With Iowa's Coarsening
At a convenience store in North Liberty yesterday, a young guy was fueling his large black pickup truck. A companion was riding shotgun, both clad in blue jeans and dark T-shirts. The brief moment would have passed unnoticed except for … Continue reading
Posted in Progressive Community, progressive values
Tagged confederate flag, Iowa politics, Progressive Community, U.S. flag
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Rob Hogg Forms Exploratory Committee For US Senate
When I spoke to Rob Hogg about his July 8 announcement, he emphasized it was an exploratory committee to consider a run for U.S. Senate against incumbent Chuck Grassley. If Hogg was precise about framing the discussion, it matches his … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, Rob Hogg
Tagged #iapolitics, #iasen, Iowa politics, Iowa US Senate race, politics, Rob Hogg, US Senate
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A Case Of Bernie
Editor’s Note: Trish Nelson is taking time off and will return to regular posting on Blog for Iowa after Labor Day. Here is my first offering in an effort to fill her shoes as we enter high summer in the … Continue reading
Webb, O'Malley Speeches Kick Off Iowa Caucus Season
Former U.S. Senator from Virginia Jim Webb and former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley kicked off the run up to the Iowa Caucuses on Friday at the Polk County Democrats Spring Awards Dinner in Des Moines. Polk is a Democratic county … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, Iowa Caucuses
Tagged 2016 Iowa Caucuses, Hillary Clinton, Iowa politics, Jim Webb, Martin O'Malley, Polk County Democrats
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Walking The Walk For Climate Action
Twelve participants in the Great March for Climate Action made a reprise visit to Washington, D.C. last Wednesday. Ed Fallon, march founder, tried to get meetings with the White House and the Environmental Protection Agency to coincide with the end … Continue reading
Posted in Progressive Community
Tagged Chuck Grassley, climate change, Congressman Dave Loebsack, David Young, Ed Fallon, Great march for climate action, Iowa politics, joni ernst
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Framing The Caucuses – Republican-style
I re-read Jennifer Jacobs’ 50 most wanted Democrats article twice and have to say I disagree with her framing. In the first place, the Republican caucuses are a place where only registered Republicans who show up get to vote, not … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign
Tagged 2016 Iowa Caucuses, Iowa caucuses 2016, Iowa politics
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Three Things – Iowa Senate Race
Partisan politics, and the manner in which the founders set up the federal government with its bicameral legislature, yielded an inability to deal with problems much beyond our noses. The founders planned it that way. “A government of representatives, elected … Continue reading
Posted in 2014 Election Campaign, Bruce Braley, Progressive Community
Tagged 2014 Midterm Election, affordable care act, Bruce Braley, Iowa politics, nuclear abolition, obamacare
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Deconstructing The Puppet Show
The Iowa State Fair is, among other things, a time for pork and politics. The Des Moines Register’s soapbox closed on Saturday with Democratic National Committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who talked about the importance of the 2014 midterm elections. … Continue reading
Posted in 2014 Election Campaign, David Loebsack
Tagged Congressman Dave Loebsack, Iowa 2nd Congressional District, Iowa politics, Iowa second district race, Mariannette Miller-Meeks
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Odds Favor Bruce Braley for #IASEN
Whatever one thinks of Nate Silver, his 55-45 odds of Bruce Braley winning in November are interesting and hopeful. It’s not the typical results of a single poll dividing the number of respondents. It’s Silver’s form of statistical probability, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bruce Braley
Tagged Bruce Braley, Iowa politics, Nate Silver
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Iowa's Summer Campaign Has Begun
A small group of local, long-time political activists met last week with one of the 80 or so paid organizers for the Coordinated Campaign of the Iowa Democratic Party. Electing Bruce Braley as Iowa’s next U.S. Senator was at the … Continue reading
Posted in 2014 Election Campaign, Bruce Braley
Tagged Bruce Braley, Iowa politics
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