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The DNC should reconsider its blanket prohibition on telephone caucuses or rethink its requirement for an absentee caucus process. → Read More
Nonpartisan redistricting tends to function as Iowa’s form of term limits. It helps create open seats, providing opportunity for fresh blood. → Read More
Lawmakers are hiding behind the Constitution to further a partisan agenda under the guise of protecting our freedoms. → Read More
Former U.S. Sen. John Culver, who will be memorialized Feb. 27 at Simpson College, tells a favorite story about his encounter with Rocky Marciano. → Read More
Any partisan effort to impeach Trump would be treacherous for Democrats and the country. Both parties, the press and the people need to be behind it. → Read More
Lessons from Watergate remind us that any partisan effort to impeach President Trump would be a treacherous road for Democrats and the country. → Read More
The Des Moines Register Opinion section will highlight work that seeks answers rather than just partisan sniping and belly-aching about problems. → Read More
I picked out three issues at the beginning of the year that lawmakers couldn't afford to screw up. Here's the scorecard. → Read More
Under construction: The governor's tax plan is getting a makeover while Iowans wait on the lawn for the big reveal. → Read More
The more insecure the GOP majority gets , the more brazen the efforts to rig election laws. → Read More
Senate Republican leaders snark back when asked how they'll pay for their $1 billion tax cut. → Read More
What do you think will happen to your food bill if grocers lose billions in federal dollars for nutrition aid? → Read More
GOP lawmakers point to Bill Clinton and Ted Kennedy's law, but things have changed in 25 years. → Read More
Iowa lawmakers who pursue an anti-immigrant agenda may find themselves deported from office. → Read More
The midterm Iowa caucuses are at 7 p.m. Monday. It's not a presidential year but much is at stake. → Read More
The midterm Iowa caucuses are at 7 p.m. Monday. It's not a presidential year but much is at stake. → Read More
Approval of $282 million for water quality may not satisfy voters who were willing to do much more. → Read More
Some Iowa Democrats argue the focus must be on 2018 elections. → Read More
Bipartisan cooperation gives hope for progress on mental health issues at the Statehouse. → Read More
This isn't the first time Grassley has worked to shift the focus away from Russia and Trump. → Read More