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Category Archives: General
Fad Legislation
It’s ironic that the recent effort to ban the designer drugs of today (Spice, salvia, etc.) also included removing benzylfentanyl and thenylfentanyl from the Schedule I drugs, meaning that they had no medical usefulness and were subject to potential abuse. 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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Wedding Bells In The Future
It’s going to be a very blue session if time is spent on energy-wasting issues such as judge impeachment, maneuvering in the Senate to get germane amendments to bring up a resolution that will provide for a constitutional amendment to write discrimination into Iowa’s Constitution, and other silly little games that do not address the real problems in this state, such as high unemployment rates, top-heavy school administrations, and an escalating usage of drugs and alcohol, without any meaningful and successful exit plan. 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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A New Attitude Toward Winter
There have been many times when I would tread through crisp snow on a still winter’s night, wondering why the sound of my feet against the fragile surface created such a spiritual aura. Continue reading
Announcing My Nomination for Delegate
” . . . if interpretation of the Constitution is a problem, get rid of the people who do it now and have the Legislature decide cases. Heck, it can’t be much worse than the Taliban.” Continue reading