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Democrat Operative Admits To Mail-In Voter Fraud

Democrat Operative Admits To Mail-In Voter Fraud and describes how they do it.
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West Burlington – Notre Dame Football Team 2020

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Front (l-r): Cayson Dahl, Dawson Gach, David Gerstel, Christian Orth, Kenyon Boyd, Kendell Baker, Caden Murphy, Anthony Hoffman, Brady Oleson, Ethan Eilers, Matt Johnson, Dalton Whetstone. Second: Kenyon Baker, Kobe Twillie, Aiden Kniffen, Carson Chiprez, Tyler Burch, Jaevian Crow, Jackson Riley, Charles Mutchler, Noah Race, Evan Eilers. Third: Bobby Wildrick, Garret Palmer, Damion Snyder, Jack Spencer, Pierce Westerbeck, Caleb Wilkerson, Brockton Whitmore, Travain Donaldson, Alexander Etchison, Wayne Carruthers, Brian Newberry. Fourth: Mgr. Caitlyn Conlee, Brady Heuvelmann, Hayden Vandenberg, Kody Allen, Landon Whitmore, Zachary Webb, Xavier Jinkens, Braden Martin, Caden Schwenker, Sebastian Behne. Fifth: Mgr. Kelsey Orth, Reagan Van Niewaal, Jayden Kirby, Malachi Jackson, Jordan Nupp, Aidaen Pepin Perkins, Shaughnessey Jinkens, Mgr. Isabella Murphy. Back: Asst. Coaches; Chris Chiprez, Daren Orth, Joel Illian, Mike Gurius, Head Coach Jay Eilers, Asst. Coaches; Jackson Culp, Michah Oleson, John Vandenberg. Not Pictured: Marvion Jackson, Jackson Hamelton, Trevor Howell, Lyblie Christoferson, Lucas White, Kennick Christoferson, Lance Steinhoff.
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Notre Dame – West Burlington Cross Country Team 2020

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(From left) Asst. Coach Lauri Allen, Conner Bush, Sage Egger, Blake Westfall, Anthony Moad, Kennedy Ritter, Hadley Augustine, Head Coach Mike Moffitt. Not pictured: Landry Begner, Ryne Rogers.
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New research finds common pattern of COVID-19 symptoms: Fever first, then cough, muscle pain

Click here: The new research study, published in Frontiers in Public Health, finds that a distinguishing feature of COVID-19 is the order in which symptoms first appear. Typically, patients will experience fever, cough, muscle pain and then nausea, and/or vomiting, and diarrhea.

The study, published in Frontiers in Public Health, finds that a distinguishing feature of COVID-19 is the order in which symptoms first appear. Typically, patients will experience fever, cough, muscle pain (myalgia) and then nausea, and/or vomiting, and diarrhea.

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Iowa Democrat Theresa Greenfield Flip-Flops on CARES Act

Click here: Iowa Senate Democrat candidate Theresa Greenfield now says she would have voted for the coronavirus aid bill, the CARES Act, after attacking Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) for voting for the legislation.

Democrat Theresa Greenfield’s Hypocrisy on CARES Act captured on Friday’s Iowa Press program.
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Derecho Storm clouds rolled into area Monday afternoon

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The second wave of Derecho storm clouds rolled in about 4PM, Monday afternoon on August 10, 2020 looking west from Highway 34 near New London, Iowa.
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PANIC PANDEMIC: COVID-19 Facts the Media DOESN’T Want You to Know

Steve Deace reports on the COVID-19 facts the Media doesn’t want you to know, and it’s straight from the CDC database.
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Why Iowa is the most important state on the political map

Click here: There’s no state that will serve as a better bellwether of the political environment this year than Iowa…

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Facebook laughably says they’re going to sue the EU for… wait for it… invasion of privacy!

Click here: Facebook is pushing back against a European Union investigation into its practices, taking it to court over privacy concerns.

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Afraid to speak your mind? Maybe we’re not as ‘free’ as we think

Click here for full article: Just because we still have free-speech rights doesn’t mean we feel free to exercise those rights, to say what’s on our minds. What if we’re afraid to voice our opinions? Are we still free then? Let’s start with this — about how a majority of Americans are so afraid of what could happen to them if they express an unpopular opinion. Nearly two out of every three Americans (62 percent) say the political climate these days prevents them from saying things they believe — because they’re worried that others might find their opinions offensive.