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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2016
Page
5
Cedar Rapids Gazette farm editor Al Swegle reflects on choices and regrets from a lifetime, recalling moments with his son Craig and their dogs Suki and Sweetie. He considers the value of freedom of choice and lessons learned from tact and temperament.
A reader argues that conservative Christians should shift from anger to forgiveness and urges Iowa Republicans to unbind delegates for the national convention. The writer criticizes Donald Trump’s campaign structure and fundraising while praising Hillary Clinton and calls for accountability of party leaders Kaufmann Scheffler and Tamara Scott, with a link to freethedelegates.com.
The letter argues against using "radical Islamic terrorism" to avoid fueling Islamophobia. It asserts violence by ISIS, Taliban, and others harms Muslims and Christians, urging neutral crime prevention measures and caution about religious labeling in public policy.
David Harsanyi portrays a Democratic sit in in which lawmakers demand a vote to curb Second Amendment protections. He condemns the event as demagoguery and claims the gesture uses victims to push a broader gun control bill. He cites Rep John Lewis and compares the moment to civil rights era rhetoric.
Jonathan Freeman urges the Senate to boost the Special Immigrant Visa program for Iraqi and Afghan interpreters who aided U S troops. He cites bipartisan senators and warns that blocking the program endangers lives and undermines American values, calling for immediate legislation.
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