No partisan politics in Iowa courtroom editorial
The Gazette argues against removing Iowa Supreme Court justices or switching to governor picks, citing the 2009 same sex marriage ruling and praising the merit system. It warns such moves politicize the judiciary and undermine independence, urging support for the current selection method.
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Only Israel Can Decide How to Confront Iran Nuclear Threat
The piece argues Jerusalem must determine its own timing for action against Iran while considering U S concerns. It notes Netanyahu’s independence, the U N sanctions pressuring Iran, and the bond with the United States. Lawrence J Haas is quoted as writing in support of Israel’s sovereign security choices.
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Quiet debate on potential consequences of a unilateral Israeli strike on Iran
The piece analyzes risks of a quick Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear sites. It argues such a strike is unlikely to cripple Iran due to underground facilities and air defenses. A broader regional war could ensue, drawing in Jordan Egypt and the PA, with global economic and strategic upheaval. Rafael Reaveny of Indiana University weighs in on restraint and seeking a US green light.
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Rafael Reaveny
School of Public and Environmental Affairs
Indiana University
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Indiana
Culver Trails as Branstad Holds Iowa Governor's Race
Polls show former Republican Gov. Branstad ahead of Democratic incumbent Culver by double digits. Culver's approval remained frigid amid unemployment and the I J Jobs program controversy. Campaign missteps and audits cited as factors in waning trust.
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