Floods

The flooding through the eyes of Iowans

If you need a "how-to" ignite your outrage over yet another set of levees neglected by the Republicans' doctrine of "Drowning America in a bathtub", then start at David's Drowning America: Iowa Edition.

For now let's look at the devastation through the eyes of Iowans themselves. Let's start with Liz Martin's aerial view for the GazetteOnline, offered without voice over or comment:

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