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Dolan Releases New Web Video in 2nd CD Race

Posted  May 16th, 2012  by  The Iowa Republican

Dan Dolan, a Republican candidate for Congress is Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District recently sat down for an interview with Mediacom’s Newsleaders segment and has also released a new web video.  Below are both videos. Dolan faces John Archer in the Republican primary on June 5th.  The winner will challenge Congressman Dave Loebsack this fall.

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Mullen Stands By Radio Ad in SD 22 Race

Posted  May 16th, 2012  by  The Iowa Republican

Republican Jeff Mullen hit back today at a negative radio ad run by his opponent, incumbent Senator Pat Ward, and reaffirmed that “every word in our ad is true.” Ward responded to a Mullen campaign radio ad that started airing on Tuesday with a negative spot focused almost entirely against Mullen. Her complaint was a [...]

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Muscatine GOP Candidate Forum Previews Interesting Set of Primaries

Posted  May 16th, 2012  by  Craig Robinson

With only three weeks until the June 5th primary, candidates are working overtime to convince voters that they deserve the nomination.  Last night, the Muscatine County Republican Party hosted a candidate forum for candidates seeking the Republican nomination for congress, state senate, and county supervisor. The race for the Republican nomination in the 2nd Congressional [...]

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Romney Calls Obama “An Old School Liberal”; Wins Nebraska, Oregon

Posted  May 16th, 2012  by  Kevin Hall

It was hyped as a “major policy speech” that Mitt Romney would deliver in his first visit to Iowa since the January 3 caucuses. While the speech lacked a great amount of details, it was widely hailed as one of the better speeches Romney has delivered during his many visits to the First-in-the-Nation state. A [...]

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How Biased is The Des Moines Register?

Posted  May 15th, 2012  by  Craig Robinson

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but I’d bet a thousand bucks the Des Moines Register would never do something like this to President Obama. Des Moines Register Website Actual crowd at the event:   Looks like they are now trying to hide their bias: Seems like the Register now got it [...]

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Ron Paul’s Differences with the Republican Party of Iowa Platform

Posted  May 15th, 2012  by  Kevin Hall

Some very vocal members of the Republican State Central Committee, who are also Ron Paul supporters, claim their intent is to hold candidates accountable to the party platform. One even said the SCC would withhold funding from Republicans who do not support the platform. “If we have a majority of the central committee, we can [...]

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Dolan Releases New Web Video in 2nd CD Race

Dan Dolan, a Republican candidate for Congress is Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District recently sat down for an interview with Mediacom’s Newsleaders segment and has also released a new web video.  Below are both videos. Dola...
by The Iowa Republican
 

 
 
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Mullen Stands By Radio Ad in SD 22 Race

Republican Jeff Mullen hit back today at a negative radio ad run by his opponent, incumbent Senator Pat Ward, and reaffirmed that “every word in our ad is true.” Ward responded to a Mullen campaign radio ad that started air...
by The Iowa Republican
 

 

 
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Muscatine GOP Candidate Forum Previews Interesting Set of Primaries

With only three weeks until the June 5th primary, candidates are working overtime to convince voters that they deserve the nomination.  Last night, the Muscatine County Republican Party hosted a candidate forum for candidates ...
by Craig Robinson
 

 
 
romney at nationwide (238)

Romney Calls Obama “An Old School Liberal”; Wins Nebraska, Oregon

It was hyped as a “major policy speech” that Mitt Romney would deliver in his first visit to Iowa since the January 3 caucuses. While the speech lacked a great amount of details, it was widely hailed as one of the better sp...
by Kevin Hall
 

 
 
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How Biased is The Des Moines Register?

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but I’d bet a thousand bucks the Des Moines Register would never do something like this to President Obama. Des Moines Register Website Actual crowd at the event:   Looks...
by Craig Robinson