Amesvoter has been quiet for quite some time now. But tonight, March 30, there was a meeting of the Story County GOP and it was awesome! I came home enthused, excited, and ready to roll up my conservative sleeves to promote the Republican Party in Story County.
There was a large turnout of interested citizens in [...]
Filed under: Politics, amesvoter | Tagged: Story County Republican Party | 3 Comments »
Governor Mike Huckabee’s political action committee will celebrate its one year anniversary in April. Huck PAC had a lot of successes last election cycle, but they want to push harder in promoting conservative candidates and issues, such as limited government, tax reform, 2nd Amendment rights, life, and family, nation wide. Huck PAC has gained momentum with the [...]
Filed under: Iowans Rock, Politics | Tagged: Huck PAC, Mike Huckabee, website launch | Leave a Comment »
Last week the Democrats controlling the state legislature outlined their proposal to eliminate one of the most widely used tax deductions, the federal deductibility. This bill is known as House Study Bill 284.
There is plenty of opposition to this bill. And at the same time there is support for the bill. No matter which side [...]
Filed under: Abregar, Politics | Tagged: House Study Bill 284, Iowa House of Representatives, Public Hearing, State Capital | 6 Comments »
We were coming home in our RV from a two week trip to the Southwest. Around 8 pm just as we turned onto Hwy 61 in our hometown, an IDOT patrolman pulled us over. My husband could not figure out why as he had obeyed all traffic signs and our license plate was up to [...]
Filed under: Politics, neighhay | Tagged: Concealed Carry Laws, Concealed Carry Permit, Discrimination, Gun Laws, Illegal Search, Iowa Department of Transportation, RV, Search and Seizure, Second Amendment | 137 Comments »
If you are like me, then you believe that a properly regulated market can and will provide the best solutions to the problems facing our nation. That is the nature of the capitalism, if there is a demand the market will find a way to capitalize on that need. Some company, large or small, will [...]
Filed under: Abregar, Politics | Tagged: Healthcare, Healthcare industry, Tom Harkin, Universal Healthcare | 6 Comments »
I am proud to admit that I graduated from a small Iowa school district with twenty-seven students in my class. As a student I filled my day up with subjects that I needed to have to get me into college. There were the extra classes that I would have wanted to take, but my schedule did [...]
Filed under: Iowans Rock, Politics | Tagged: drop-out rate, HF 761, Iowa House of Representatives, Iowa Senate, large schools, Matt McCoy, performance, school consolidation, small schools, Wayne Ford | 5 Comments »
I found the information I am sharing to be an unique opportunity for Americans to participate in “A Digital March on Washington.” I share some of the information here but in checking the blog you will also find a long and detailed list of Senate and House Leaders and their contact information.
It is easy to [...]
Filed under: Politics, callmecrusader | Tagged: 21st Century Tea Party, Digital March on Washington, Government Spending, US House of Representatives, US Senate | 4 Comments »
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