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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 2016

Page

3

Judge ad targets tax breaks for special interests

Patty Judge launches a 30 second TV spot titled Enough ahead of the Iowa primary. She accuses Washington of favoring wealthy interests and big corporations by funding tax breaks, saying Congress shifts funds from Social Security and education to those breaks. She notes Chuck Grassley has played a part in that over his 41 years in office.

Cedar Rapids Patty Judge Washington, D.C Chuck Grassley Judge Congress Grassley Iowa Washington Des Moines

Judge Patty Judge Releases Campaign Ad Targeting Grassley

Patty Judge, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Iowa, releases an ad criticizing tax breaks for the wealthy and calling for a $15 minimum wage, two years of free community college, and higher Social Security wage caps. The ad targets Grassley and airs in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines as she faces a four‑way primary field.

Ans Bob Krause Grassley Judge Iowa

Iraqi forces push into southern Fallujah amid ISIS resistance

Iraqi forces from the army police and Counterterrorism Service moved into the southern edge of Fallujah facing car bombs sniper fire and rocket attacks from Islamic State militants. The assault aims to reclaim Fallujah a strategic western city about 45 miles west of Baghdad with up to 50 000 civilians believed trapped inside.

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Turky violence escalates with roadside blasts injuring police and civilians

In Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast two roadside bombs killed six people and wounded many as a passing police vehicle and an armored unit were struck. Turkish warplanes then hit PKK camps in northern Iraq amid ongoing clashes and a resumed insurgency since July.

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