Duped again, nice job on April Foolery
Awesome! As soon as I got too FEARA (Federal Environmental Anomalies Reserve Agency) I knew something was up (“Snake Bite,” March 27), and the names were very clever! Well done. [...]
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Posted April 02, 2014in Your View
Posted March 26, 2014in Your View
Pucker up, Vander Prude
Last week’s issue was completely and utterly, positively and without a doubt a pointless waste of ink and paper (“God and Gays,” March 20). On the cover, the subhead reads: [...]
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Posted March 19, 2014in Your View
Go giant, Iowa
Jackson Pollock Mural worth $150 million (Civic Skinny, March 13)? Sell it. Build the $75 million Iowa City art museum. Then — like those art projects all over Iowa such as the [...]
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Posted March 05, 2014in Your View
Nugent is the dirty ‘N’-word these days
The Duffy cartoon appearing in the Cityview (Feb. 27) features a wild-eyed Ted Nugent surrounded by several of his most outrageous and disgusting statements from the past. In one of [...]
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Posted February 26, 2014in Your View
What’s an ISU poly-sci professor know, anyway?
“Good Governors will make the best presidents.” The headline from Cityview last week (Feb. 20) seems to intentionally bait readers for a response with its presumptive prediction stated as fact. This kind [...]
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Posted February 19, 2014in Your View
Uh, lady, remember how Hillary lost last go ’round?
This evening I was sitting in my favorite watering hole sipping a pint, when a man and his VERY chatty female date sat down next to me and began a [...]
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Posted February 05, 2014in Your View
Exposing Koch’s ugly ad campaign
The Jan. 16 Cityview, “Corruption and Greed,” featured unscrupulous people around the country. How about a focus on the billionaire Koch Brothers-funded group, Americans for Prosperity, and its massive negative [...]
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Posted January 29, 2014in Your View
The shame of shrinkage
Using objective numbers, Cityview has proven that Des Moines’ paper de jour (The Des Moines Register) is suffering readership shrinkage worse than Seinfeld’s George Costanza in a wet swimsuit. Soon the [...]
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Posted January 22, 2014in Your View
Should have gone to law school
Iowa lawyer Robert Allan Wright Jr. got a year-long suspension from the Attorney Disciplinary Board for using money from client accounts to pay up-front fees on a Nigerian inheritance letter [...]
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Posted January 15, 2014in Your View
Open your wallets
Downtown Des Moines has a couple of treasures that should get city residents to gladly open their wallets. Radio station KFMG 99.1 on the FM dial, and the Jackson Street [...]
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