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Aug 14, 2020 4 tweets 2 min read Read on X
The news and images from Iowa after this week's storms are devastating. Communities like Cedar Rapids were so welcoming to us through the last year, and now we can all show support for those who are hurting amid this terrible damage. #Derecho2020
If you're within reach of Iowa and able to help, please consider signing up to volunteer this weekend. The @UnitedWayCI is doing terrific work to help get people the support they need even during this time of social distancing:
…ayofeastcentraliowa.galaxydigital.com
Two other groups, @aid_ic and @ASJ_BLM, are focusing their movements on getting food and life-saving supplies directly to Iowans in need.

Learn more and, if you can, please donate to support their work:
iowacitymutualaid.com
givebutter.com/alliesrallyfor…
Extreme weather events are happening more and more often, and this is not just a coastal concern—it has come to impact Midwestern communities again and again. But I know the resilience and selflessness of Iowans, and I know how people will step up to support each other.

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Ron Mazzoli was a good friend across generational divides for the same reason he was a great legislator across partisan ones: profound decency, great curiosity, unfailing positivity, and an earnest sense of purpose.

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As a fellow at Harvard’s IOP years after his time in Congress, Ron and his wife Helen befriended and mentored a new generation of students, showing us a completely different example than most of what we had seen on TV associated with being a “politician” growing up.
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Which experts? I don’t know, Senator, maybe the countless medical voices who could have saved you from making this obviously and humiliatingly false and dangerous statement? statesman.com/news/20200710/…
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The very structure of the military relies on the expectation and trust that every Commander-in-Chief, party and politics and policy aside, will hold sacred the responsibility for our troops’ lives and will make every decision with troops’ and the country’s best interest at heart.
That trust has been implicit, until now. If you even have to stop and think about it, the entire concept of service erodes.
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