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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2007
Page
1
A local speaker urges support for Barack Obama, claiming the nation must unite to meet global and domestic challenges. The message highlights opposition to the Iraq War, praises Obama as a hope candidate, and argues choosing him will signal inclusiveness and renewed leadership.
Richardsons education plan includes raising teacher salaries, increased focus on math science and technology, and preschool access while criticizing No Child Left Behind. Veronica Garcia promotes policy in Iowa, urging arts training and geography and language work. Christine Grant voices support for Clinton and women's political advancement.
A reader endorses Barack Obama urging cooperation over partisanship and highlights Joe Biden’s family trials and service. The letter praises Biden as a dedicated family man and supports Edwards for universal health care reform while backing Obama’s tech forward, open government vision. Coralville and Cedar Rapids residents are named.
A record of bipartisan appeal highlights Joe Biden and John Edwards as candidates who can unite parties on tough issues and champion the middle class. Biden is praised for domestic leadership and Violence Against Women Act advocacy, while Edwards is touted for holding corporations to account and strengthening workers benefits and pensions.
The text advocates Mitt Romney as a conservative candidate with experience and a pro-life, pro-family platform. It cites a Massachusetts record of fiscal gains, tax cuts, spending reductions, and a tough stance on illegal immigration, while noting controversy over Obama’s faith and online rumors.
Ruth Spinks Town City pledges to caucus for John Edwards amid a call to end Washington corruption and a readiness to fight back, invoking a Truman line to express resolve.
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