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The Gazette outlines letter submissions with a 250 word limit. Email editorial thegazette com or mail to 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. Questions? call (319) 398 8262.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2019
Page
6
The Gazette outlines letter submissions with a 250 word limit. Email editorial thegazette com or mail to 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. Questions? call (319) 398 8262.
Troy Price and Jeff Kaufmann argue Iowa should remain first in presidential nominating order. They praise retail politics, call for hard work over ads, and urge defenders to protect Iowa’s unique caucus system.
A writer, identifying as a veteran and Lt. Col. Alexander Windman witness, urges U S Senator Joni Ernst to vote for removing the president if impeached. The reader emphasizes constitutional duty, appeals for clear public reasoning, and frames Ernst as a veteran leader who should publicly commit to action promptly.
Kathleen Parker reports that President Trump attacked Marie Yovanovitch on Twitter during public impeachment hearings. The speech and actions described as witness intimidation raise questions on potential impeachment. Yovanovitch testified that Trump called her “bad news” and hinted at consequences.
President Trump reversed plans to ban most flavored e cigarettes after advisers warned on job losses and voters in swing states. Critics dubbed it a win for corporate lobbying, while vape advocates praised the move as protecting adult smokers and opposing overreach. The shift followed intense protests and industry pressure centered on flavors and safety comparisons to traditional cigarettes.
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