Purple Iowa sparks debate on presidential primaries
Joel Snell notes Iowa is not strictly red or blue but purple, a retail state where candidates meet voters in homes and crowds flock to events. He references Bill Whalen of the Hoover Institute and cites local voting patterns in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines as evidence of Iowa’s mixed political character.
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U S WWII atomic history and reflections prompt debate
The writer argues the United States led atomic development and warns against appeasement, referencing Japan and China, Manchuria, the Philippines, and Hiroshima era choices. They defend U S actions and challenge the Aug 4 guest column advocating restraint as dangerous surrender.
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Executives Take Money That Should Belong to Investors
Letter writer decries executive compensation and investor losses at firms like WorldCom and McLeodUSA. They argue bonuses post bankruptcy harm stockholders and urge legal reform. A separate note advocates deer meat for food pantries and asks for deer tagging to curb road-kill waste.
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