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The Gazette invites readers to submit letters via email at editorial thegazette com or mail to 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. For questions call (319) 398 8262.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2019
Page
1
The Gazette invites readers to submit letters via email at editorial thegazette com or mail to 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. For questions call (319) 398 8262.
The Gazette editorial lauds the US Mexico Canada Agreement as a fix to NAFTA uncertainty. It notes Iowa’s exporters benefit from new protections and markets while bipartisan support points to improved environmental and labor rules and overall growth forecasts.
In October President Trump pledged to reverse RFS damage and reach a 15 billion gallon biofuel blend. The EPA unveiled a plan using a three year average of DOE estimates, risking refinery exemptions and unresolved policy uncertainty for farmers and the biofuels industry. Citizens urged contacting lawmakers to demand accountability.
Cal Thomas notes Britain's Conservative landslide delivering an 80 seat majority and a historic Blythe Valley pick up. He links Corbyn's resignation and renewed Brexit debate to a possible US pattern, rails at deniers, and views Trump era optimism mirrored in UK result and tabloid rhetoric.
Guest columnist Ron McMullen argues that U S presidents gift ambassadorships to donors, elevating political appointees over career diplomats. He cites examples from Trump and Obama administrations and urges a pledge to cap political appointees at ten percent of ambassadorships to curb the spoils system.
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