Save the arts, cut budgets where it counts argues Dreier
Guest columnist James Dreier argues against trimming arts funding, noting a strong economic return from NEA grants and the broader social value of arts. He criticizes Republicans for targeting arts while protecting corporate tax incentives, urging constituents to press representatives to protect arts funding.
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Community Letters on Casinos and Arena Plans
Readers discuss gambling near Cedar Rapids and the impact of new venues. The letter mentions three existing casinos within 60 miles, argues against another, and cites Coralville’s 2016 plan for a sports arena and VenuWorks’ remarks on competition affecting programming.
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White House Information Restrictions and Community Focus
A fragmented passage notes government data restrictions and calls Linn County to attract outside residents to bolster local vitality while urging mutual support with neighboring counties. A student perspective stresses respect for teachers and the impact on learning and future jobs, urging students to treat teachers as allies and role models. The text also mentions activists pushing for data rescue and climate information following presidential events.
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Blue states gain from wealth shift while Obamacare hangs in balance
Analyst notes that Republican plans thinning Obamacare could enrich wealthier regions, with New York and coastal areas showing strong gains in high net worth individuals. The piece argues rich blue states could fund health care losses with rising local wealth, while warning about real estate and stock market concentration.
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Immigrant values collide with King’s rhetoric in Iowa GOP
Adam Sullivan analyzes how immigrant perspectives challenge Steve King's controversial comment on “somebody else’s babies.” Adil Khan, born in Qatar, and Joseph Howe, a former GOP member now Libertarian, discuss self reliance, entrepreneurship, and open society ideals. studies show immigrants boost entrepreneurship and tax revenue, urging GOP to value immigrant contributions while navigating divisions over border policy. King’s stance may not derail him soon, but risks shaping future party direction.
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