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Tag Archives: Rural Iowa
Biden Administration Working For Americans But You Won’t Hear Much About It
Our corporate media is a huge problem. Thom Hartmann is outraged by it and so am I. Hardly anyone knows what the Biden administration has been doing and the corporate media creates a platform that lets Republicans take credit for … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-liberal media, Biden and rural America, corporate media, Rural Iowa, thom hartmann
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Democrats Are Under Attack In Iowa
Action alert from United Rural Democrats: We are excited to announce the newest member of our board, Todd Prichard. Todd is a Democratic representative serving Iowa’s 52nd district in the Iowa House of Representatives. More importantly, he is one of … Continue reading
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Tagged Democratic activism, Rural Democrats, Rural Iowa, United Rural Democrats, URD
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What Should We Do About Rural America?
Good points here. I could go either way on this. But unfortunately, we need some rural votes. Food for thought.
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Tagged Iowa politics, Rural Iowa, rural v urban divide
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Build Back Better Huge For Rural Communities
And now a word from J.D. Scholten – There has been a lot of wrangling back and forth in Congress, but the House finally passed the Build Back Better agenda! President Biden’s Build Back Better agenda will be the biggest … Continue reading
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Tagged Build Back Better, Civilian Climate Corps, rural America, Rural Iowa, Ruralvote.org
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Iowa Needs Small Town Newspapers
ICYMI – Go to Storm Lake Movie to find out how to watch. “The First Amendment doesn’t just apply to the Washington Post or The New York Times, it applies to The Storm Lake Times and every other little paper, … Continue reading
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Tagged Iowa newspapers, local journalism, Rural Iowa, Storm Lake movie
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Vilsack: Infrastructure Bill An “Opportunity For Wealth That Stays In Rural Communities”
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack released the following statement following passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act by the U.S. Congress. The bill will now go to President Biden for his signature. “This is a transformative, historic investment for America … Continue reading
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Tagged Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack, agriculture, BBB, BIF, Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework, Build Back Better, farming, iowa farming, Rural Iowa, Tom Vilsack
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J.D. Scholten To Host National Rural Strategy Summit
In less than two weeks, RuralVote.org is hosting its first-ever National Rural Strategy Summit. We will have progressive political strategists, organizers, activists, candidates and elected officials, strategize how we can effectively organize in rural areas in battleground states ahead of … Continue reading
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Tagged Biden rural agenda, Iowa Democrats, Rural Iowa, Rural vote
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How Democrats Win The Rural Vote
Listen up, everybody! JD knows what he’s talking about. “As a party we rely too much on campaigns. We need infrastructure in place so we’re not reinventing the wheel every time.” – J.D. Scholten Check out this Majority 54 podcast … Continue reading
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Tagged How to help Iowa Democrats, J.D. Scholten, Rural Iowa, Rural Iowa voters
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New Podcast By Three Rural White Guys
Three Rural (Iowa) White Guys – that is, progressive rural white guys have a brand new weekly podcast and they also have a blog and a Facebook page. It is their intention and hope to bridge the great rural-urban divide. … Continue reading
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Tagged Rural Iowa, rural progressives, urban-rural divide
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We Must Talk with Rural Voters
–John Norris, Democratic candidate for Governor, was State Director of the Farm Unity Coalition during the 1980s’ Farm Crisis. He served as Chief of Staff at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and is currently co-owner of the State Public Policy … Continue reading
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Tagged Iowa Democrats 2018, Iowa gubernatorial candidates, John Norris, Norris for Iowa governor, Rural Iowa, Rural voters
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