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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2014
Page
5
Guest column by Harry Foster urges Iowa voters to consider a Republican challenger in District 33. Foster, a 37-year veteran, pro life conservative values, calls for choice, pro private sector economy, and responsible government, inviting support and voting.
Guest columnist Rob Hogg cites Cedar Rapids achievements including preschool access, math and science initiatives, tuition holds, expanded job training, renewable energy tax credits, higher minimum wage, and the Iowa Health and Wellness Plan. He recalls flood recovery with Gov Culver and urges continued leadership for education, health, clean energy, water management, and disaster prevention.
Helane Golden of Cedar Rapids backs Bruce Braley for US Senate detailing aims to raise the minimum wage, ensure equal pay, offer small business tax incentives, reform the tax code, expand college loans, protect Social Security, and address climate change ahead of the November 4 election.
The text alleges government deception around an Ebola outbreak, accusing Washington officials and two named representatives of withholding information. It claims a single undetected case led to deaths in Texas, including two nurses exposed on a flight, and accuses authorities of downplaying risk while new revelations emerge.
Letters about candidates or issues for the Nov 4 general election must be received by Tuesday to be eligible for publication. Due to high volume, not all eligible letters can be published. The piece also cites criticisms of the administration and calls to deny continued support at the polls this Nov 4.
In Iowa a Senate contest centers on veterans issues with Braley criticized as engaging in photo ops and supporting national leaders while Ernst highlights tax cuts and economic recovery. Local observers urge voting for Ernst, while others split party lines citing district service and bipartisan support.
Readers accuse Republican candidate Ernst of dodging editorial boards and debate questions. The authors criticize her refusal to meet multiple outlets while citing meetings with a few boards and questions on personhood, birth control, and environmental policy.
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