by Luke Martz | Oct 15, 2020 | Opinion
The campaign of Theresa Greenfield appears to be attempting to mislead Iowans less than three weeks before the election. While the Federal Election Commission’s inner workings may be relatively unknown to most Iowans, complaints filed with the FEC have become...
by Alan Ostergren | Oct 14, 2020 | Opinion, Policy
“Defund the police” has become the new rallying cry from the left. They claim that police are a part of a systematically unjust society and that the only way to break that system is to defund it. In a sense, this is a more extreme version of the often-made claim that...
by Paul Pate | Oct 9, 2020 | Opinion, State Government
Iowans have options about how we choose to vote. We can cast an absentee ballot from the comfort of our home, in-person at the county auditor’s office, or vote at the polls on Election Day. All three methods are safe and secure. Whichever method you choose, it’s...
by Steve Scheffler | Oct 8, 2020 | Campaigns, Opinion
As the Republican Committeeman for Iowa since 2008, and as the president of the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition, I can think of no issue of greater singular importance than the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court. We have...
by Chris Ingstad | Sep 30, 2020 | Opinion
Many emergency COVID-19 stimulus plans are floating around Congress, all of which propose the disbursement of massive sums of taxpayer dollars. The final bill for another round of stimulus will likely be anywhere from hundreds of billions to several trillion dollars,...
by Luke Martz | Sep 21, 2020 | Campaigns, Congress, Opinion
This tweet is where our story begins. If you’re wondering how quickly Republican Senate campaigns in key states will jump on the RBG news https://t.co/DJK7QRchfy — Brianne Pfannenstiel (@brianneDMR) September 19, 2020 There is nothing even remotely remarkable...
