Nearly two years ago, I wrote about Matthew Zimmerman, a young Old Order Mennonite, who was embroiled in a fracas with Mitchell County up in northern Iowa when he was pulled over by the sheriff for driving his family tractor on a county road. He wasn’t drinking or speeding. It was the wheels. Mitchell County passed…
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“Fill-in-the-blank” bill
It’s admirable when a bill is created, go through the channels, passed, and signed into law. The intent of passing a bill to prevent a tragedy, fix a problem, or create a new idea that could benefit the citizens. With that said, naming a bill after a someone is not the best way to honor…
Civility Is Not Dead...Yet 