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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2014
Page
6
Steve Rathje, a Republican candidate for Iowa's 1st Congressional District, shares a guest column detailing a plan to relocate manufacturing jobs and cut taxes. He cites a business record of reducing waste and argues for a nationwide program to create millions of jobs, lower payroll taxes, and ease student debt. He urges practical solutions over rhetoric.
Guest column by Rod Blum of Dubuque outlines his background from a modest Iowa upbringing to building a software firm that grew to 325 employees. He argues for a smaller federal government, tax reform, reduced red tape, and health care consumer empowerment while asserting American exceptionalism and a pro‑growth agenda.
Gail Boliver, Republican candidate from Marshalltown, outlines her experience from Grinnell to the Air Force and law career. She cites four main issues—national debt, jobs, immigration, and health care—calling for reduced spending, high paying jobs, updated immigration laws, and market based health coverage. She vows to work across party lines and asks voters to support her in the upcoming primary.
Joseph Jason argues his son Daniel, 29, with Asperger syndrome, poses no violence risk yet faces a Johnson County prison term, after a 2012 arrest on a $1 million bond. The case centers on protective order violations, threats, and ongoing harassment affecting a former girlfriend and her workplace.
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