by Luke Martz | Feb 12, 2020 | Opinion
Wherever the news is, that’s where you usually find Rob Sand. Regardless of whether it’s an issue that’s in his jurisdiction, or regardless of whether he knows what he’s talking about, Sand does not hesitate to step in front of the cameras to tell us that he’s got it...
by Jeff Kaufmann | Feb 10, 2020 | Opinion
When the Founding Fathers were laying out the framework of our country, they were very concerned of what James Madison called, “the tyranny of the majority” – the idea that the voice of the minority could be completely snuffed out by the voice of the many. The...
by Luke Martz | Feb 5, 2020 | Opinion
Election night is never easy. It’s the night you look forward to the most; the excitement, the anticipation, and hopefully the celebration. But election nights are also dreaded — the fear about turnout, the concerns of the grassroots, the inevitable crisis that...
by Luke Martz | Feb 3, 2020 | Opinion, State Politics
Readers, You may have missed it, but our esteemed Auditor, Rob Sand, recently launched a merch store. We assume this is because things are a bit tight over at the campaign. It looks like a nice enough merch site, but it could be better in our humble opinion. We think...
by Luke Martz | Jan 31, 2020 | Education, Opinion, Policy
Joe Biden went to private school. And he sent his sons Hunter and Beau there too. He opposes school vouchers, though as a Senator in 1997 said this: “When you have an area of the country, and most often here we are talking about inner cities, where the public...
by Luke Martz | Jan 27, 2020 | Opinion
Hello Readers. We here at Iowa Field Report just wanted to take a moment to thank you. Thank you for your support, your feedback, and even your criticism. We could not be happier with the site’s progress. We launched just 14 days ago, and in those two weeks, the...
