Among democrats and republicans that theres a lot of anxiety about a lot of issues, especially Economic Issues. I think Bernie Sanders in the democratic side tapped into this idea that theres this rigged Economic System that is controlled by as you mentioned the elites and it runs against the hopes and aspirations of working people. Donald trump has also tapped into a little bit of that assa of working people and people who have been forgotten. The silent majority, to go back and pull a phrase from Richard Nixons era. I think theres a lot of folks who feel like the power structure in washington is no longer responsive to the needs and problems that they face in their every day lives and so youve seen people who are outside of that power structure rise during this election. Of course, Hillary Clinton, part of her problem is that she is very much connected to that power structure and thats sam right. Lyle, whats for you on this too . Is our system rigged in some sense . Is the power stru
Rapids from september through may and invite speakers to come and discuss issues that are important internationally and to the united nations. Leon tabak you told me you have an interesting personal background as well, right . Your origins in africa, is that correct . Chris dahle i was born in raised in south africa. I came here to go to college, but ive bee iowan. Leon tabak alrighty. Our second member of our panel is Lynda Waddington who is a columnist here with the gazette. Tell us a little bit more about your interests and role in the community here, lynda. Lynda w oh my gosh, i do quite a few Different Things within the community. I do a lot of public mentor some young writers. Im really enjoying living here in eastern iowa. Tonight i think were going to talk about the election and its aftermath, so i think im here tonight both as the woman, which ive kind of been a lot lately in this election cycle, and ive also covered politics here in iowa for over two decades, so a little bit
Earliest memories are heading down into the basement of Kenwood Elementary School and hearing that click, click, click as my ticket was punched before you were heading into the lunchroom. Nowadays things have changed. My daughters have ids with a magnetic strip on the back that allows for them to debit their accounts much like you would a debit card, and i can write a check for any as well as getting online and making deposits. The times, they sure are a changing. But one thing hasnt changed, and that is the need to deal with the problems that sometimes arise. Back in the days with those little lunch tickets, sometimes they would get lost or destroyed or sometimes even taken away. Nowadays you have a swipe their card and find out that their balance is zero. Todays panel will be talking about School Lunch Policy and disagreement s as to what should be done when that lunch accounts balance goes to zero. With me on todays panel is dr. Brandi janssen, clinical assistant professor at the un
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She personally was epic in that. But, you know, its a hard call. Sissy spacek has had such a great career, right . North country, affliction, so many great films. Heres one, though, that deserves consideration anew. 1985, a movie by the name of marie. It was a true story. Sissy spacek was the lead and title character. She played a little known Tennessee State official named Marie Ragghianti. She was a whistleblower in a big scandal in the state of tennessee, a big scandal that had just an astonishing ending, an ending that we apparently as a country need to study now at the end of the Trump Administration because this scandal is literally the only thing i know of in our modern American History that might help us out in terms of whats supposed to happen now and how the craziness we are living through right now is supposed to resolve. And luckily this one isnt just history that we have to look up like in random phd theses and old newspapers. Trust me, i have done that with lots of statel