Kristen Crowell is on a 14-state tour hoping to raise attention about the way Trump’s tax bill—the one Iowa Republicans support—raises the debt and cuts programs like Medicaid.
If you’re interested in the message, she’s coming to Iowa this Sunday:
👉 Davenport IA – June 29, 2025
👉 Cedar Rapids, IA – June 29, 2025
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