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Feb 27, 2021 BURNS, OR - JANUARY 06: A member of an anti-government militia holds a copy of the U.S. Constitution at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters on January 6, 2016 near Burns, Oregon. An armed anti-government militia group continues to occupy the Malheur National Wildlife Headquarters as they protest the jailing of two ranchers for arson. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) The Conservative Political Action Conference began Friday with a session called “Why the Left Hates the Bill of Rights … and We Love It.” The four-day annual gathering of Republican politicians and activists started Thursday in Orlando, Florida. CPAC’s agenda included five events on free speech, including a Friday speech by U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, called “Bill of Rights, Liberty, and Cancel Culture.”

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Proposed bill reduces Iowa Workforce Development unemployment benefits

Des Moines Register Unemployed Iowans would receive less money from Iowa Workforce Development if a bill working its way through the Legislature is approved and signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds. The Iowa House Labor Committee approved House Study Bill 203 early Tuesday. The debate was contentious and lasted more than 5 hours. If you think this was a fight, wait until it gets on the floor, said Rep. Bruce Hunter, D-Des Moines, the party s ranking member on the committee. The legislation is eligible for a vote on the House floor. If signed into law, the legislation would take effect in July 2022.

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Letters to the editor: Iowa GOP wants to fast-track voter suppression

Letters to the editor: Iowa GOP wants to fast-track voter suppression Letters to the editor Iowa GOP wants to fast-track voter suppression Our governor avoids mask mandates because, as she keeps repeating, Iowans do the right thing. I sure wish she would tell her Republican legislative colleagues that, because they seem unconvinced. The Republican legislators believe many of us are intent on doing the wrong thing, spending our time creating ways for people to vote fraudulently. In 2017 Secretary of State Paul Pate said,”It’s about the bad guys trying to mess with the system,” (Waterloo-Cedar Rapids Courier). Republicans say this sort of thing despite massive, costly investigations showing fraud is so infrequent as to be laughable.

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Claiming liberal bias in big tech, Iowa Republicans seek penalties if companies restrict online speech

Claiming liberal bias in big tech, Iowa Republicans seek penalties if companies restrict online speech
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Iowa Republicans advance penalties for cities that defund police departments

Bill to penalize cities that defund police advances, despite criticism Republicans in both chambers moved forward with a measure to deny all state funding to cities and counties that reduce their police budgets, one of the elements of Reynolds bill. The measure would cities and counties that submit justification for the reduction in their budget, such as a decline in one-time expenses or a decrease in their population, to earn an exception to the funding ban. There is clearly an orchestrated effort going on in our country with heavy financial backing to destabilize our communities, our governments, create terror in our streets, intimidate people and assault the rule of law, Rep. Steven Holt, R-Denison, said Tuesday.

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