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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2009
Page
3
The Gazette editorial urges open subcommittees and public budget talks in Iowa. It cites The Iowa Taxpayer Transparency Act and a nonpartisan review office while arguing real transparency requires open negotiation, public access to budget bills, and timely citizen comment before passage.
Readers argue over China’s possible influence in Afghanistan, questioning US and NATO troop deaths for resource access, suggesting a drawdown or Chinese involvement. The letter then shifts to Fort Hood motives, gun control, and weapon dangers, urging scrutiny of civilian access to military-style arms and vaccines, with citizen opinions on leadership and safety.
In a weighty exchange, economists Beau lier and Boettke warn against declaring bankruptcy to erase deficits, while Paul Krugman counters deficit fear as Washington weighs job support. The debate highlights long term effects on bonds and pensions and argues for greater fiscal help to working Americans. David Hogendorn defends petition signatures amid a Johnson County supervisor race controversy.
Kathleen Parker notes Palin risen to celebrity status with Newsweek cover and book tour. She argues media bias is common for public figures and that the cover is not inherently sexual or sexist. The piece criticizes judging a book or candidate by its cover and reflects on civility in public discourse.
Jennifer Hemmingsen reflects on choosing gratitude amid daily chaos and public troubles. She cites personal losses, unemployment, fires, and social unrest, then finds solace in small blessings, thankful people, and the idea that loss can sharpen appreciation.
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