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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2018
Page
6
Washington Post guest editorial argues the main issue is global warming and human-caused climate change. It notes record warm years since 2001, calls for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, and critiques the Trump administration’s climate policies and Paris Agreement withdrawal.
Carlos W. Cortez argues the Cedar Rapids City Council should gain a say in the school board’s elementary school reorganization and suggests school board input be sought on city TIF decisions that affect school funding.
A Iowa resident complains that Rep Rod Blum's Washington office has a full voicemail and cannot accept messages. The caller urges Blum to listen to constituents and consider proposals for the district and nation.
Republicans hold majorities in both chambers and the presidency yet fail to avert a government shutdown. Critics say GOP leadership cannot govern when faced with funding deadlines and partisan divides.
Sen Durbin and Sen Graham crafted a DACA plan with Democratic backing to avert a shutdown. The GOP president torpedoed it at an infamous meeting, undermining bipartisan hopes and leaving Congress mired in a Republican-designed stalemate.
Kathleen Parker argues that 24 year old Weyeneth, deputy chief of staff in the Office of National Drug Control Policy, lacks qualifications and was placed through political handling. The piece suggests systemic issues in staffing, loyalty tests, and a revolving door as experienced figures depart amid an administration viewed as chaotic.
The Iowa debate over tax cuts vs higher revenue grows amid debt and service fears. Proposals include voluntary charitable income tax contributions and higher fees on camping licenses and utilities, with critics calling fees regressive but supporters urging revenue needed for services.
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