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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2021
Page
32
A satirical piece portrays the ideal Iowan as skeptical of COVID 19 and liberal media scenes. It critiques views on taxes abortion bathrooms housing and racism while praising pro growth policies and Farm Bureau sources. It also mocks opposition to protests and climate policy.
Patricia Pathode argues Iowa's constitutional balance budget rule creates responsible spending and vaccine readiness while Illinois shows unsustainable debt. She contrasts Illinois unfunded pension debt and higher debt share with Iowa's low debt and flexible finances benefiting nationwide pandemic response.
Meghann Foster impressed with passion and experience, Coralville benefits from her council bid. Scott Finlayson praised for intelligence and reliability. Susan Vileta presented as professional with county public health ties. Jon Green, Lone Tree former mayor, runs as progressive with backing from notable Iowa City Democrats. Early voting through Johnson County Auditor's Office.
Jon Green, a Democratic candidate in the June 8 Johnson County Board of Supervisors special election, promotes rural-urban unity and progressive policies. He cites $29 million in American Rescue Plan funds to aid frontline workers, housing, broadband, water, and services, and pledges wage growth, child care access, and better internet in Lone Tree and Nichols. He urges vote by June 8 with early options at the County Administrative Building and on greenforce.com.
Phil Hemingway, a Republican candidate, urges voters to back his bid for the Johnson County Board of Supervisors. He emphasizes business experience, fair governance, support for law enforcement, civil discourse, and accountability while outlining early voting through the Johnson County Auditor’s Office.
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