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Club For Growth: 2021 Iowa Scorecard Released
The Club For Growth Foundation completed its 2021 Iowa legislative scorecard. Iowa Field Report has it first. The Club for Growth Foundation advocates for free markets, pro-growth policies, and creating economic prosperity. Each year the organization conducts a study on how members of congress and, in select instances, state legislators vote on key issues and then score the candidates. The 2021...
Axne Praises Biden, Again, During Virtual Fundraiser
During the virtual fundraiser, Biden and Axne showered praise on each other. Axne even asserted that Biden is “the most impactful president we’ve seen in this country’s history.”
Secretary Of State Candidate Finds Himself In Hot Water Again
Democrat Linn County Auditor Joel Miller is no stranger to political hackery. In 2020, he was found to have broken the law in a district court ruling. The lawsuit in question was focused on absentee ballot request forms. Thumbing his nose at guidance from the Iowa...
Axne takes second check from AOC
According to recent disclosure filings, Cindy Axne received a $5,000 contribution from the Courage to Change PAC, which is aligned with the far-left “Squad” member Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Ernst & Upmeyer Discuss Bright Future for Republican Women During Women’s History Month Event
Sen. Joni Ernst and Republican Party of Iowa (RPI) Co-Chair Linda Upmeyer participated in a virtual discussion event organized by RPI and the Republican National Committee (RNC) in recognition of Women’s History Month. Ernst and Upmeyer discussed their trailblazing...
Hinson Campaign Announces 2022 County Chairs
Congresswoman Ashley Hinson's campaign announced Monday the 22 new county chairs for her reelection campaign. According to the campaign, the chairs range in backgrounds from current and former elected leaders, veterans, small business owners, and farmers. Hinson...
The Schultz Perspective by Senator Jason Schultz
The largest bill to move out of each chamber this week was HF 2355, the Unemployment Insurance reform bill. There has long been a need to reform Iowa’s Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund (UITF) laws in order to balance the need for those terminated through no fault of...
Joni Ernst: Ukraine can win this war
Last weekend, I led a group of ten senators, Republicans, Democrats, and even one Independent, on a bipartisan Senate delegation visit to Poland and Germany. We traveled together to demonstrate America’s unwavering support for the freedom-loving people of Ukraine and...
Mariannette Miller-Meeks: Standing Together
Earlier this month, Central Iowa saw the deadliest storm to hit our state in more than a decade. The storm-ravaged parts of Madison and Lucas Counties, leaving seven Iowans dead and many more injured. Homes and businesses were left in rubble. Thousands were left...
Iowa Farmer Bashes Biden on “Fox & Friends” Appearance
Emmet County farmer Jim Boyer appeared on “Fox & Friends” Thursday morning to discuss the agricultural community’s woes under the Biden administration. WATCH: Iowa farmer blasts Biden's policies and leadership for "hurting American farmers... hurting Americans" on...
Grassley Pushes For FInancial Management Oversight For Department Of Defense
Senator Chuck Grassley has reached across party lines to work directly with Senator Bernie Sanders (D-vt) to urge a financial oversight for The Department Of Defense. In a letter written by the lawmakers urging the adoption, they stated: “The Government Accountability...
After Booting Police From Schools, Iowa Dems Expected To Push Gun Control
In an expected move by prominent national and Iowa Democrats, progressives have continued to use the latest East High shooting that left two students injured and one dead in Des Moines as evidence to push their agenda to attack the Governor and push gun control....
Mariannette Miller-Meeks: Thank A Farmer
When ‘out of staters’ think of Iowa, a few images might come to mind. The Field of Dreams, Hawkeyes, small towns, Casey’s breakfast pizza, and the Iowa caucuses. But there might be one image that always stands out when folks think of Iowa: acres upon acres of corn, soybeans, and livestock.
