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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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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

 
 
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Girl Power: What about Upmeyer for U.S. Senate?

Now that Congressman Steve King has decided to forego a United States Senate campaign, those interested in seeking the Republican nomination are now free to explore the idea openly.  While former U.S. Attorney Matt Whitaker ha...
by Craig Robinson

 

 
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U.S. Senate Primary Power Rankings

The announcement by Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds that she will not to run for the open U.S. Senate seat in Iowa in 2014 triggered movement by a number of potential Republican candidates.  While Congressman Steve King has still no...
by Craig Robinson

 
 
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Naive Democrats Block Two of Branstad’s Appointees to Board of Regents

On Monday afternoon, Democrats in the Iowa Senate voted down two of Governor Terry Branstad’s nominees for the Board of Regents.  The Senate rejected Robert Cramer, a Des Moines businessman with ties to a conservative group ...
by Craig Robinson