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Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

58% Center coverage: 19 sources

Let’s push leaders to fix broken immigration policy See the Story

Letters to the Editor | Nov. 12, 2025

Government Shutdown · Waterloo

Letters to the Editor | Nov. 12, 2025

59% Center coverage: 17 sources

Election results show voters see Trump After the recent elections, many pollsters cited two major reasons for the GOP’s dismal performance: Trump wasn’t on the ballot and the government shutdown. But Trump was on the ballot. His poor job ratings hung like an albatross around GOP candidates’ necks. Trump had failed on promised lower prices and unemployment had increased among other negative results. The ongoing actions of ICE also cost the GOP vo…See the Story

Point of View: It Takes a Hamlet to Feed the Hungry

Point of View: It Takes a Hamlet to Feed the Hungry

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

Homer is known as “the cosmic hamlet by the sea” or, alternately, as “a quaint little drinking village with a fishing problem.” While these epitaphs capitalize on Homer’s charm, behind the facade of a small, idyllic fishing town, Homer has a hunger problem.See the Story

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