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Author Archives: Marty & Stephanie
Happy Bill Of Rights Day!
On December 15, 1791, the Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution, were officially added to the Constitution. Can you name five of those amendments? Moreholidays December Bill of Rights Day
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Our regular blog will return in a few days. Today, Thanksgiving Day, we are too busy to write a blog. We are spending the entire day counting our blessings. We have so much for which we are thankful. We wish … Continue reading
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Another Wonderful Date
Corrections and treatment should be polar opposites. Continue reading
How The Iowa Legislature Works
On Friday, January 7, 2011, Marty Ryan & Stephanie Fawkes-Lee of Fawkes-Lee & Ryan will conduct a 2-hour workshop on how the Iowa Legislature works. The workshop will start promptly at noon and will end at 2:00 pm. The workshop … Continue reading
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We Have Issues…
The concept of an issues-based public policy firm evolved from witnessing how important liberties were being lost or watered down. Continue reading
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Tagged Constitutional Freedoms, drug policies, liberty, Privacy, voting rights
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Photo ID Required?
Iowa has a great voting system. There isn’t a problem, except for encouraging more people to vote. Continue reading
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Tagged Justice Kennedy, Justice Souter, Photo ID, poll tax, U.S. Supreme Court, voting rights
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