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Rob Sand pitches free school lunch to lower costs, feed students
Asked at the Oct. 14 gubernatorial debate where the money would come from for free breakfast and lunch for all Iowa students, Democrat Rob Sand said going universal would draw in more federal dollars, so Iowans would pay less per meal.
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Zach Lahn refuses to give a number for school aid
The moderator of Gray Media’s Oct. 14 Iowa gubernatorial debate asked Republican Zach Lahn for the percentage he’d raise state school aid, noting inflation is 3.7%. Lahn didn’t give one. Democrat Rob Sand has said he wants 5% in year one.
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Waterloo business aren’t getting help from DC
Waterloo’s small business owners are struggling. I asked whether they’d ever gotten help from their US senators or Rep. Ashley Hinson, who is running for Senate.
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Zach Nunn ad actor can’t actually vote
An Iowan hired to support Zach Nunn in a campaign ad debunked the ad he was in, and said he can’t actually vote.
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Miller-Meeks isn’t required to live in the district she represents
Following the law isn’t the same thing as being accountable. Here’s where US Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks lived, and who’s paid for it.
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Lindsay James said Joe Mitchell benefited from $3M in taxpayer dollars from his housing developments
Lindsay James said Joe Mitchell benefited from $3 million in taxpayer dollars through his housing developments, including a project that has his own home in it. Mitchell says he invested in Clear Lake, Dyersville and Grinnell, and that he bought his home at fair market value from his partners without using the tax credit.
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Christina Bohannan told us no data center should come into a community over local opposition
Christina Bohannan, the Democrat challenging US Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, told us no data center should come into a community over local opposition, and that the decision should belong to locals, not a member of Congress.
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Lindsey James said Joe Mitchell benefited from $3M in taxpayer dollars from his housing developments
Lindsey James said Joe Mitchell benefited from $3 million in taxpayer dollars through his housing developments, including a project that has his own home in it.
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Republican Joe Mitchell says he would repeal the Affordable Care Act if elected
Republican Joe Mitchell says he would repeal the Affordable Care Act if elected to the US House of Representatives in November.
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Jeff Shipley fought a $210 ticket for speeding with his infant in the car
New body cam date captures Rep. Jeff Shipley trying to get out of a ticket for speeding with his infant out of a child safety seat. It’s not the first time we’ve seen this behavior.
