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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2005
Page
4
The Gazette notes holidays raise fire risk from dried real trees candles and cooking mishaps. Officials warn water trees away from heat faulty wires and candles. watch alcohol use and have a fire extinguisher ready. New Year’s Eve bonfires and fireworks boost danger with injuries and deaths.
The piece argues Republicans must rebalance toward smaller government, citing AEI president Christopher DeMuth. It critiques permanent government, unchecked taxation, and constitutional abdication, urging the GOP to embrace genuine limits and renewed conviction rather than indulgences of power.
The passage critiques Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld as he rejects the word insurgents in Iraq. It argues his reasons are flawed, labeling his stance propaganda and noting foreign views of U S actions. The piece questions legitimacy of a government with a foreign army occupying Baghdad.
A letter by Phillip Cummins argues against intelligence design and defends evolution, rebutting Deupree’s critique. The piece also critiques Democratic leaders and public figures on Iraq, national security, and terms like torture, while referencing statements by Howard Dean and Dick Durbin. Cummins defends evolution as comprehensible through mutation and genetics while criticizing opponents.
A partisan clip cites Sen. John Kerry on Face the Nation criticizing US soldiers entering Iraqi homes at night. The remarks question Democratic support for democratic principles and imply military conduct raises concerns about civilian safety and rights.
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