Iowa residency law on sex offenders nears enforcement
The Gazette argues that Iowa's 2,000 foot residency ban for convicted sex offenders near schools and childcare providers should be enforced despite court challenges. It notes the 8th Circuit upholding the law, urges swift enforcement, and calls for legislative tightening to close loopholes while stressing protecting children amid ongoing federal appeals.
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Demographics of War and the Bush Post Heroic Era
The piece argues shifting U.S. demographics shape support for war, noting smaller families reduce casualties tolerance. It contrasts Civil War, Vietnam, and Iraq, citing polls, KIA counts, under-19 shares, and Edward Luttwak’s post heroic theory. It suggests policy choices amid a post heroic public mindset.
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Immigrant Father’s Flag Box and the Story of Citizenship
The piece recalls a naval veteran who served before becoming a citizen and the flag case that held his coffin flag. It reflects on immigration policy, naturalization numbers around 2003, and the pull of patriotism amid debates on loyalty, family, and the American promise.
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