Threats could make for an ugly September in Washington
A guest editorial warns that President Trump’s threat to shut down the government over border wall funding could trigger a protracted October start to the new fiscal year. It notes past funding gaps, potential use of Dreamers as hostages, and the political risk as Congress staggers toward a budget or continuing resolution.
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Iowa City bond vote boosts equity in schools
A community letter supports the Iowa City Community School bond citing equal access to air conditioned, ADA accessible, secure facilities. The writer backs the Facilities Master Plan and 20 remaining projects, urging early voting to avoid lines and urging a yes to benefit students, teachers, and the town.
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Republicans must stand up for America against racism
The author argues the Republican Party sold its soul to win white southern support and cites Charlottesville as a turning point. They claim a significant Trump base is racist, condemn the president, and urge Republican leaders like Ernst and Reynolds to publicly denounce racism rather than defend him.
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Donald Trump
Joni Ernst
Kim Reynolds
ESPN reshuffles Robert Lee amid Confederate statue debate
Kathleen Parker argues ESPN moved the announcer Robert Lee to avoid harassment after Charlottesville violence. She notes the uproar over Confederate monuments and suggests honoring enslaved people as a healing path while joking ESPN should give Lee a raise.
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America
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Labor Day column criticizes Iowa Republicans actions
Rick Moyle of the Hawkeye Area Labor Council AFL-CIO urges workers to reflect on Labor Day and condemns Republican lawmakers in Iowa for anti worker votes. He cites gutting collective bargaining, weakening workers compensation, and lowering the minimum wage, warning such deeds have long lasting effects. Moyle notes some legislators admit not reading bills before voting.
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