Keep and repair the Affordable Care Act on small business
ReShonda Young, owner of Popcorn Heaven in Waterloo, argues for maintaining ACA tax breaks and subsidies to protect small businesses. She reflects on ACA gains for small employers through Main Street Alliance and urges clear GOP plans to preserve coverage and market stability for about 30 million potential uninsured.
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Iowa voters urged to fund Planned Parenthood via foundations
Community letters urge continued reproductive services after Iowa Senate move to end family planning funding. Donors urged to use Endow Iowa credits and donor advised funds, with notes on tax benefits and steady support for Planned Parenthood through local foundations.
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Iowa
Endow
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Cedar Rapids Community Foundation
Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation
Terry Heller
Cedar Rapids
Young Libertarian-leaning duo lead Iowa county GOPs
Adams Sullivan notes two young Republicans Justin Wasson and Matthew Evans won Linn and Johnson County chair positions signaling a shift toward liberty movement influence within the Iowa GOP. The piece discusses intra party divisions from 2012 onward and broader national trends toward a more inclusive tent.
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Christopher Peters
Rand Paul
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