Women’s March!
Dear Friends, This week, I’m pulling together my contacts who’ve supported the Great March for Climate Action, Bold Iowa, and the Fallon Forum for one urgent message: SUPPORT THE WOMEN’S Continue Reading →
Author Archives: Ed Fallon
A New Year, A New Bold
Dear Friends, Things may appear the same on the surface, but Bold Iowa is a markedly different organization than it was last year. Regrettably, the story is filled with broken Continue Reading →
My 2018 “WRAPs”
Dear Friends, Happy New Year! So far, so good. Let’s hope this deep winter cold continues to tromp the life out of some of Iowa’s most despised insect pests. I’m Continue Reading →
One Year Ago Today . . .
Dear Friends, One year ago today, Iowans rallied at the Polk County Courthouse to support landowners suing state government over the abuse of eminent domain to build the Dakota Access Continue Reading →
Vote NO! on Sales Tax Hike
Hi Folks — Before I tell you about the proposed sales tax hike in Polk County, please check out conversations with my excellent guests from this week’s Fallon Forum. Bleeding Continue Reading →
Democrats Need Corporate-style Shake-up
Dear Friends, In an unfortunate holdover from primitive times, instinct often inclines humans to believe serious problems aren’t that bad. “That smoking volcano will never blow its top and bury Continue Reading →
Gala doesn’t connect with most Iowans
Dear Friends, Maybe the Iowa Democratic Party’s (IDP) big annual event was a success in terms of generating funds for the Party and enthusiasm for its candidates. But in several Continue Reading →
Chickens Win Big on Election Day
Dear Friends, The election winners in the City of Boone last night were . . . wait for it . . . CHICKENS! Of all the surprising and encouraging election Continue Reading →
Vote Next Tuesday!
Dear Friends, Kirsten Anderson is my guest on Monday’s Fallon Forum at 11:30 a.m. Kirsten’s the former Iowa Senate Republican caucus staffer who received a $1.75 million settlement in the high-profile lawsuit that exposed the “boys’ Continue Reading →
Wanted: Bold Iowans
Dear Friends, I’m writing with an urgent appeal. Since March of 2016, Bold Iowa has been a key leader on climate change and eminent domain. In fact, our work is recognized Continue Reading →