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Bleeding Heartland

Bleeding Heartland Tuesday, Jul 13 2021 State Senator Zach Nunn launched his Congressional campaign on July 13 with a promise to “bring Iowa’s record of success to the nation’s capital” and “defeat the far-left’s socialist agenda.” Although Republicans Mary Ann Hanusa and Nicole Hasso are already running in Iowa’s third district, Nunn entered the race as the clear front-runner for the GOP nomination. Nunn’s first campaign video blends biographical information with a lot of military imagery and standard talking points about fighting for Iowa against various Republican bogeymen (“elites in DC,” “big tech that muzzles our constitutional rights”).

Trump social media lawsuit aligns with Iowa GOP s stalled censorship bills

Iowa Capital Dispatch President Trump speaks at a campaign rally at the Des Moines airport on Oct. 14, 2020. (Screen shot from event livestream) Former President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit Wednesday against Facebook, Twitter and Youtube, alleging censorship against conservative viewpoints. Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and other sites permanently banned Trump in January after many of his followers stormed the U.S. Capitol. The companies said Trump’s statements would incite additional violence. Trump launched and then deleted his own blog to make personal statements. The Washington Post reported last week that Trump was upset the blog was disrespected and drew a much smaller audience, according to an aide.

Partnership vows to fight return of bills that aren t welcoming

Iowa lawmakers say life amendment on track to be on ballot

Iowa lawmakers say life amendment on track to be on ballot
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Iowa Senate approves 2022 budget increases for administration and regulation

Iowa Senate approves 2022 budget increases for administration and regulation Mary Stroka, The Center Square © Provided by Washington Examiner The Iowa Senate unanimously passed a bill increasing appropriations for administrative purposes for fiscal year 2022. The bill also appropriates $100 million in broadband grants for the Empower Rural Iowa Broadband Grant Fund . The bill, HF867, appropriates $149.6 million from the general fund and $58.4 million from other funds for fiscal year 2022. That would be an increase of $74.6 million from the general fund and an increase of $145,000 from the other funds. It provides for 1,157.7 full-time equivalent positions for fiscal year 2022, which would be a decrease of 15.3 full-time positions.

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