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Sam Clovis at King event

Clovis Considering U.S. Senate Run; Ernst Still Likely to Enter Race

Sioux City radio host Sam Clovis is considering a bid for the U.S. Senate. A well-regarded conservative with an impressive resume, Clovis might be able to gain traction with voters looking for a non-traditional candidate. He ex...
by Kevin Hall

 
 
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Iowa Legislature Passes Education Reform, Senate Adjourns, House Still in Session

The 2014 Iowa Senate adjourned for the year, wrapping up their work just before midnight on Wednesday. Their final day included passage of a multifaceted property tax reform package that was three years in the making. An educat...
by Kevin Hall

 
 
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FBI Investigating Bachmann Campaign, Including Alleged Sorenson Payments

The Federal Bureau of Investigation joins a long line of agencies that are looking into the inner workings, and possible illegal activity, of Michele Bachmann’s 2012 presidential campaign. The Federal Election Commission, Off...
by Kevin Hall

 

 
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Kevin’s Korner: Team Obama Admits They’re Idiots, Rest of Country Wonders What Took So Long

Greetings and welcome to Kevin’s Korner. One day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure its worth watching. At long last, the idiocy, connivery and outright incompetence of the Obama administration is coming to ligh...
by Kevin Hall

 
 
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Legislature on Verge of Passing Biggest Tax Cut in State History, If Gronstal Allows It

At long last, the property tax reform that Governor Branstad campaigned on in 2010 and every candidate, on both sides of the aisle, advocated for in 2012 is about to become reality. That is, as long as it passes the Democrat-co...
by Kevin Hall