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  • Boulton To Dems, Labor: Voices Must Be “Louder Than Ever” In 2018 Session

    January 4, 2018

    State Senator Nate Boulton rallied a crowd of labor members, Democratic activists and students at a pre-session event last night in Des Moines. Speaking at an IBEW union hall, the gubernatorial candidate who gained statewide prominence for his leadership on last year’s collective bargaining bill warned what may be in store for the 2018 legislative…

    Boulton To Dems, Labor: Voices Must Be “Louder Than Ever” In 2018 Session
  • Promising And Problematic Areas For Iowa Democrats

    July 8, 2018

    Democrats in Iowa are feeling good as they head into the 2018 elections, boosted by turnout and registration data from the primary that shows their base energized and involved. The party added over 24,000 new registered Democrats in a month and saw their largest primary turnout in decades. But the numbers weren’t all positive across…

    Promising And Problematic Areas For Iowa Democrats
  • Meet Tracy Freese, The Democrat Running For Bill Dix’s Vacant Seat

    March 16, 2018

    This wasn’t the election scenario Tracy Freese envisioned when she first launched her campaign to take on Bill Dix, but she’ll take it. A special election date of April 10 was just set yesterday by Governor Kim Reynolds to fill former Senate Majority Leader Dix’s seat in the Iowa Senate. It comes after the senator’s…

    Meet Tracy Freese, The Democrat Running For Bill Dix’s Vacant Seat
  • AFSCME Endorses Greenfield, Healthcare Workers Back McGuire

    January 4, 2018

    New year, new endorsements. Both Theresa Greenfield and Andy McGuire added some support to their respective campaigns for the 3rd Congressional District and governor today. Both Democrats face seven-way primaries to gain the party’s nomination on June 5. AFSCME Council 61, the Iowa public sector workers union, announced their endorsement of Greenfield in the Democratic…

    AFSCME Endorses Greenfield, Healthcare Workers Back McGuire
  • Iowa Unions Defy GOP’s Effort To Kill Them – A Look At The Numbers

    October 25, 2017

    Iowa public employee unions voted overwhelmingly in favor to maintain their existence this week, despite Iowa Republican politicians’ best efforts to destroy them. Earlier this year, legislative Republicans and then-Governor Terry Branstad passed a wide-ranging collective bargaining bill that limited what Iowa public workers could bargain for. It also instituted re-certification votes with extremely cumbersome rules…

    Iowa Unions Defy GOP’s Effort To Kill Them – A Look At The Numbers
  • Boulton Returns To Energy Theme In New “Fired Up” TV Ad

    February 9, 2018

    Senator Nate Boulton is returning to the early themes of his gubernatorial run in a new TV ad that starts running on Saturday. Back is the “stomp/clap” music that gave his campaign kick-off announcement video an energetic feel last year, as well as the senator’s “greatest hits” videos from the past legislative session. “Some folks…

    Boulton Returns To Energy Theme In New “Fired Up” TV Ad
  • From Eastern Iowa Base, Cathy Glasson Looks To Organize A Surprise

    January 2, 2018

    Organize, organize, organize. That’s been the model of nearly every Democratic candidate waging an outsider run from the left for major office. If you don’t have the connections or the positions to pull in enough money to go toe-to-toe with better-funded opponents on the airwaves, best to even the odds on the ground. Cathy Glasson’s…

    From Eastern Iowa Base, Cathy Glasson Looks To Organize A Surprise
  • Long Hours, Personal Story Propels Theresa Greenfield In 3rd District Race

    February 3, 2018

    Theresa Greenfield’s days start early – and for good reason. As the president of a real estate business and a Democratic candidate for Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District, she has a lot to get done in any given week. “I’m a farm kid, so I get up with the sun,” Greenfield, who grew up in tiny…

    Long Hours, Personal Story Propels Theresa Greenfield In 3rd District Race
  • Republican Legislators’ Union-Busting Election Scheme

    September 18, 2017

    The 2017 Republican-controlled legislature’s destruction of the bargaining rights of public union workers should leave no question about the motives of the Iowa Republican Party. Their 2016 Iowa Republican Platform specifically calls for the “elimination of all public sector unions” in Iowa. Republicans’ successful passage of the most devastating union-busting bills in Iowa history in…

    Republican Legislators’ Union-Busting Election Scheme
  • Trump’s “Treason” Charge A New Low For Dictatorial President

    February 12, 2018

    President Trump’s vicious attack on Democrats, many of whom have bravely served their country, deserves unqualified condemnation. Trump’s labeling of fellow patriotic Americans with treasonous behavior, an offense punishable by death, crossed the line of acceptable presidential conduct. Here’s Trump’s accusation from a speech in Cincinnati last week. “They were like death and un-American. Un-American.…

    Trump’s “Treason” Charge A New Low For Dictatorial President
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