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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2004
Page
3
A political party roles at its convention for people not aligned with its platform. Critics call it hypocrisy or public deception. Both Democratic and Republican national conventions are cited as arenas for gamesmanship to sway undecided voters by projecting a favorable face for candidates and the party.
The piece argues that both Democrats and Republicans tolerate differing views at their conventions. It cites Giuliani, Schwarzenegger, Lieberman, and Richardson as leaders who diverge from party lines yet gain prominence. Such spotlighting signals room for dissent, not hypocrisy, reflecting robust party dynamics.
Reader letters criticize Cedar Rapids park operations for Bush visit support and question city policy. They urge stopping partisan use of city crews and demand DHS reform with anonymous feedback from providers and families to prevent further harm to children and families.
An opinion piece contrasts President Bush and John Kerry on handling criticism. It lauds Bush for dignity, grace, and calm under fire while accusing Kerry of arrogance, defensiveness, and aggressive litigation. The author questions who shows true presidential character.
A reader argues that security follows credibility and urge leaders to admit fault and seek consensus. They critique Bush and Kerry, defend Kerry’s medals as earned, and value rule of law in a time of global upheaval. They urge not to inflame with endless retaliation.
The baby boomers agenda shifted away from education toward elder care as polls show health care eclipsing schooling. Racial and economic gaps persist with inner city schools underfunded and resegregation rising. Activists urge voting, demonstrations, charter schools, and court actions to secure equal, adequate education for all children, led by Arthur Levine.
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