The Republican National Senatorial Committee dropped a new ad today as a part of their Media buy in Iowa supporting Republican Senator Joni Ernst. The ad highlights Ernst’s opponent, real estate executive Theresa Greenfields’ support for government control in healthcare.
WATCH: New NRSC ad in Iowa ⬇️@GreenfieldIowa wants government controlled health care that would close Iowa’s rural hospitals and raise taxes by thousands of dollars. Greenfield and her liberal DC bosses will only make things worse. #IASen #iapolitics pic.twitter.com/5IkbIqroml
— The Senate Majority (@NRSC) August 26, 2020
“Democrat Theresa Greenfield can’t be trusted to put the interests of Iowans first and her agenda hurts working families,” said NRSC spokesperson Nathan Brand. “Washington Democrats and left-wing special interests have invested heavily in Greenfield, because they know she will support their government-controlled healthcare system – one that could mean higher taxes, closed rural hospitals, and an end to employer-provided coverage. Iowans have concerns about Greenfield’s government-controlled plan, but they shouldn’t expect answers from her since she will be skipping the first U.S. Senate debate today.”
The ad coincidentally coincides with Ernst receiving the highly sought after endorsement of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). As well as criticism of Greenfield for blowing off rural Iowans for skipping out on the first US Senate debate in Spencer, IA
Thank you @SpencerNews 4 hosting the 1st #IASEN debate! It was great discussing issues facing rural IA
Too bad @GreenfieldIowa refused to attend & tell us why she kicked small businesses to the curb, or why she calls the CARES Act that gave PPE to frontline workers a slush fund pic.twitter.com/e9VTgDzKT7
— Joni Ernst (@joniernst) August 27, 2020
Additionally, Ernst spoke remotely this evening during the Republican National Committee National Convention. Her remarks can be seen below.
