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Tag Archives: Ryan Budget
Let’s Write Some Letters!
This election year the Republicans can dig deep into their nearly endless pockets. We don’t have those. What we do have is good policies, good candidates and access to newspaper Letter To The Editor sections. No better time to get … Continue reading
Dave Loebsack Stands Up For Women’s Health Care Rights
District 2 voters need to realize that Republican candidate John Archer is every bit as extreme as Todd Akin and the rest of his party. This is evident by his support of the Ryan-Romney plan to voucherize Medicare and their … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election Campaign, David Loebsack
Tagged Iowa district 2, Rep. Loebsack, Ryan Budget, Todd Akin, women's health, womens rights
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Why What Howard Dean Says About The Ryan-Romney Plan To Voucherize Medicare Is Important
There are young people out there and even older folks who say this: “I’m sorry, but the only thing I know about Howard Dean is the [fake] scream.” Link to how it was faked. So just for the record, Howard … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election Campaign, Health Care & Medicare
Tagged Howard Dean, medicare, Medicare voucher system, Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, Ryan Budget
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Preserve Medicare — Vote Democratic
The Republican plan to eliminate Medicare is known, but Iowans have no idea what’s in store for them. It is a scheme to transfer health care protections for aging Americans to private companies over time. Their plan would end Medicare … Continue reading
Posted in Campaign 2012, David Loebsack, Health Care & Medicare
Tagged Democratic Values, medicare, Paul Ryan, Ryan Budget
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Preserve Social Security–Vote Democratic
When it comes to Social Security, the Democratic Party supports the promise made when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed The Social Security Act on Aug. 14, 1935. That promise is that people in society would contribute to Social Security to … Continue reading
Posted in Campaign 2012, David Loebsack, Progressive Community
Tagged Democratic Values, John Archer, Paul Ryan, Ryan Budget, social security
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Steve King: Not Working For Iowans
notworkingforiowa.com/steve-kings-decade-of-inexcusable-votes-and-blatant-hypocrisy/ Congressman Steve King has a long and consistent record of voting for issues that are not in the best interests of Iowans. During his 10 years in Congress, he has repeatedly voted against legislation that would promote job growth … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election Campaign
Tagged Iowa's 4th District, Ryan Budget, Steve King, Violence Against Women Act
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