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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2015
Page
5
Jeffrey Meyers urges December readers to prevent impaired driving during the holidays. He cites statistics on alcohol and drug impairment, outlines effects on coordination and judgment, and calls for family and community action to drive responsibly. Meyers is an ASAC prevention specialist in Cedar Rapids.
The writer argues that no formal preparation is needed to run for president and stresses the importance of experience, especially in foreign affairs. Citing Lincoln’s self education and historical arms, the piece claims few candidates have sufficient experience, noting Hillary Clinton as one who does.
The author quotes President Obama in a November 28 statement criticizing the Colorado Planned Parenthood shooting and urging action on gun access and abortion practices. The letter requests investigations into Planned Parenthood and condemns what it calls a double standard in Washington.
David Harsanyi argues that Trump’s immigration proposals are unconstitutional and dangerous but compares them to Nazi policies only in extreme rhetoric. He notes Muslims face no comparable bans in the United States and urges opposition to abuse of executive power regardless of the president. He identifies as senior editor at The Federalist.
Guest columnist Sarah Longwell argues against a 21 million allocation in a five year highway bill for the Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety. She warns of legal liability if BAC rules misfire and notes public sentiment favors voluntary safety over car enforced limits.
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