Huckabee homecoming in Ames

August 10, 2011 1 Comment

The Ames Straw Poll will be a homecoming for Gov. Mike Huckabee.

The former Governor of Arkansas is returning to the state that gave him a caucus win in 2008 and prompted him to write in his book Do the Right Thing “I love Iowa!” The good news is that many Iowans continue to return that love in the form of involvement in politics and causes that are important to them, including volunteering for Huck PAC.

While at the Ames Straw Poll Governor Huckabee will be visiting various tents to “jam with bands” and will do his FOX show live. The Governor knows how to have a good time and keep Americans informed. For many supporters who will not have the opportunity to travel to New York, Huckabee’s show in Ames is an added bonus to the straw poll events.

Huck PAC will have a booth at the straw poll with Team Huck members from numerous states on hand to give out information and answer questions about Huck PAC endeavors. The Mission Statement follows:

Huck PAC is founded on the principles that make America great: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. Our Republican Party embodies these ideas and is best suited to lead America forward.
Huck PAC is committed to helping Republicans regain control of the U.S. Senate, expand Republican control of the U.S. House and support conservative principles around the country.
Huck PAC will support Republican candidates who are passionate advocates for tax reform, a strong national defense, real border security, life, the family, less government, and individual liberty.
As part of our effort to support strong Republican candidates we have formed Team Huck. Team Huck is a grassroots volunteer organization devoted to helping Huck PAC find, endorse, and elect Republican candidates who share our principles.
Huck PAC will identify candidates who hold firm to these principles, promote their campaigns and financially support their efforts.

While it is a homecoming for Gov. Huckabee it will be a reunion of sorts for his supporters who will gather at the Huck PAC tent west of Hilton Coliseum. In terms only Huckabee supporters may understand, we will meet, greet, and celebrate being the somebody, doing the something. Our guy may not be a candidate at this time but it won’t stop us from savoring being at the same place with the man we have come to admire, respect and continue to support with our time, energy, money, and most especially, heart.

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Update Iowa Eminent Domain bill HF603

March 30, 2011 Leave a Comment

After the time, effort, and tenacity the work that Rep. Jeff Kaufmann and Rep. Kim Pearson did to assist HF603 to pass 91-6 in the Iowa House the bill’s future in now in peril. Here is a letter written by a Clarke County landowner:

Dear Senators,

I understand that HF603 must pass through the Senate Judiciary Committee before it can reach the Senate floor, I am asking you to please support this bill and bring it to the attention of the whole Senate.  This bill gives further clarification of the will of Iowans as shown in the 2006 special session concerning the careless use of eminent domain for projects labeled ‘for the public good’.

It passed out of the House on Tuesday of this week with broad bipartisan support.

Loop holes have been found and are being abused especially in regards to the lake language of the original 2006 legislation.  This has been evident in the headlong pursuit by a local commission for an over-sized recreation lake/water supply in Clarke County located in southern Iowa.

Because the loopholes have been exposed, unless the Senate moves to restrict these, other projects will utilize them in the future.  Clarke county only happens to be the first and in the process of doing so right now.

The Clarke County Reservoir Commission secured the required studies of the 2006 legislation but provided faulty input to the engineering companies preparing them. This local commission has allowed and encouraged those companies to inflate projected population growth, commercial growth, water need and to distort the cost and feasibility of other alternatives such as a pipeline by adding a separate recreation lake to the studied pipeline alternative.

Inflated water need has allowed them to plan for a much larger lake, more suitable for recreation, than would actually be necessary to meet reasonable projections and genuine water supply needs.

They have flagrantly included provision for recreation factors in excess of $5 million in the Draft Plan completed for this project by the Natural Resources Conservation Service.

Those recreation amenities include fishing piers, camping facilities for modern RVs and modern tent, 4 boat ramps, 9 fishing jetties, multiple Restroom Facilities w/ flush toilets, showers, disabled accessible,  four 24 X 36′ shelters, many grills and picnic tables, a 10′ wide concrete trail, a 300′ Beach, with Modern Restroom facilities and several multiple space concrete parking lots.

Iowa Law does not allow the condemnation of private property for recreation lakes.  Please uphold the spirit of the 2006 Eminent Domain legislation by insuring that these loop holes are closed.

HF 603 must move from the Senate Judiciary Committee to be taken up by the Senate. It appears that a very few people hold the fate of this bill in their power. Senator Dvorsky specifically will need to support the bill to advance to the entire Senate. Here is contact information:

Senate Switchboard: 515-281-3371

Mailing address:
State Senator Bob Dvorsky
Iowa Statehouse
Des Moines, IA 50319

E-mail:
Bob.Dvorsky@legis.state.ia.us

Clarke County landowners need Iowans to take a stand for them.

The time is now.

Walk in their shoes. Imagine life with the threat of your home, farm, business being under the menace of Eminent Domain. Take the time to support efforts to strengthen the current Eminent Domain legislation.

Do it today.

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Huckabee Magic in Iowa

March 3, 2011 4 Comments

Mike Huckabee recently spent two days traveling Iowa on a bus tour to promote his new book “A Simple Government.” National and local media and bloggers have written about Huckabee’s time in Iowa. There has been speculation if Huckabee will be a Republican candidate, if and when he would announce his candidacy, if he could beat President Obama, etc. While I have enjoyed the extra press that Huckabee received what I wish to focus on is what occurred at each of the six bus stops in Iowa.

The lines to see Mike Huckabee to have one or more books signed started to form early with Iowans of all ages winding through aisles of books or boxes of groceries in eager anticipation of meeting Mike Huckabee. His fans were wearing Huckabee T-shirts, 2008 campaign buttons and some had homemade signs of support that read “Chuck Norris Approved”, “President Huckabee” and other slogans to encourage Gov. Huckabee to make another run for the White House.

From what I witnessed at each stop Iowans were thrilled to have the opportunity to see Gov. Huckabee. The people snapped up Huckabee 2012 bumper stickers and other information shared about Gov. Huckabee. After having their books signed many people stayed around to watch and listen to the media ask Huckabee questions that later would be turned in to news articles or appear on the evening news.

Mike Huckabee was at his best in what I like to call ‘Huckabee Magic.’ A warm greeting, friendly smile, a few words exchanged, a fast photo op and the line kept moving. I was especially impressed with the number of students who came to meet Huckabee at the University of Iowa bus stop. It was obvious that the University of Iowa College Republican group had done a terrific job promoting the bus stop in Iowa City. One student asked for the book to be signed for her dad. Groups of students wanted their picture taken with Governor Huckabee. With each student Huckabee would inquire about what they were majoring in and offer encouragement.

The Huckabee bus has rolled on to other states now and from the reports I have been reading many other Americans are experiencing the Huckabee Magic. For now Huckabee supporters wait for the green light to work our grassroots magic if and when we have our favorite candidate to promote and assist. Believe me, we will be ready!

The book A Simple Government highlights the “twelve things we really need from Washington to get the country back on the right track.”  Huckabee supporters agree on one more ‘essential truth’ – we need a President Huckabee.

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House File 64 eminent domain bill and Clarke County

February 15, 2011 5 Comments

Prior to attending the sub committee meeting of House File 64 I did some searching about the topic of eminent domain. I happened upon an article written in 2005 and it started out with this:

That little bell that just went off in your head this week is a warning you had better heed… When eminent domain becomes absolute dominion not a single citizen is safe from the insatiable greed of its government.

Once used as only a tool of last resort, to make room for a highway connecting cities, or a military installation needed to defend our borders, the law of eminent domain now places your home well in reach for purposes of simple commercial and economic development…

“That little bell” has been going off for a long time for Iowans who stand to lose their property to those who would gain financially if eminent domain is used to seize property. Land owners in Page, Clarke and Madison counties know only too well what life is like under the constant threat of eminent domain.

As subcommittee members met to discuss strengthening Iowa’s eminent domain laws today, the interest of landowners versus developers was evident. More than fifty people filled the room and the theme was set early when Mark Duben of H.R. Green Company, a consultant for the Clarke County Reservoir project, made this statement in a attempt to firm up the facts and figures he presented:

Eminent domain must be utilized for “the good of the whole over the desires of the few.”

This comment reminded me of something I had read in the article I had found:

This sounds dangerously close to the doctrines of Marx and Lenin…Doesn’t it? The rights of the community over the individual? Power in the hands of the government rather than the governed?

Also revealed at this meeting was the acknowledgment that some Clarke County residents opposed to strengthening the eminent domain bill have a financial interest in a potential bio diesel plant that might be built sometime in the future.

Much of the time was spent with figures, or rather the engineers and water interests. versus the five landowners who attempted to explain that they had lived under the threat of their land being taken since 1999. The exact words of a landowner “I have been living this thing every day.” These Iowa property owners were armed with their own facts and figures. The sub committee meeting gave them the opportunity to express their passion for keeping their land, the need to look at other options for water, and their distrust over the facts presented by the engineers. “You can get a study to say anything you want it to say” was one of points made by Clarke County landowners.

Today Rep. Jeff Kaufmann did his best to facilitate all sides having a voice. Kaufmann was well prepared and knowledgeable about the eminent domain issues. Kaufmann asked questions that he will expect to be answered at a future subcommittee meeting.

You can bet that the engineers, the water production interests, the landowners, the media, and average Iowa citizens will be present as the shell bill gets more time and attention.

That little bell that rings for Clarke County landowners needs to serve as a warning for all Iowa property owners. Depending on the outcome of House File 64, it could be any one of us sitting in chairs across the room from those who covet our land.

The insatiable greed could be breathing down your neck wanting your land under the guise of water needs. You could be the one wondering how bath houses and boat docks fit into the picture when your land is at the bottom of a lake.

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The front-runner Mike Huckabee

January 24, 2011 7 Comments

The big news of the weekend was not just football. There was “news” out of New Hampshire. And in the words of  a Shania Twain song: “That Don’t Impress Me Much!”

Mitt Romney is now touted by some in the media as the ‘clear front runner’ after he ‘solidly’ wins the New Hampshire Straw Poll with 35% of the votes from 273 of the 426 registered voters.

I will highlight what some sources are saying about this solid (?) win:

Romney is perhaps best known for instituting universal health care in MA, which became the model for the health care law sponsored by Democrats in Congress and passed last year.


Former Bay State Gov. Mitt Romney cleaned house in a hyped New Hampshire straw poll yesterday, even as his national poll numbers show signs of trouble. “All of a sudden he has lost the aura of being a front-runner because he’s falling behind in polls and because of Romneycare,” said GOP strategist Todd Domke, referring to Romney’s role in passing Massachusetts’ historic health-insurance mandate. “I don’t think this offsets the perception that he’s weak, with no momentum.  Romney’s showing reflects his field organization in New Hampshire rather than his national popularity,” Domke said.

The biggest drama in tomorrow’s straw poll will likely center around how much Romey wins by. If his support in the straw balloting is lower than his poll numbers — around 40% in a multi-candidate field right now — it will likely be sold by observers as bad news for Romney.

(Worth noting: While fewer than 300 state committee members voted in the presidential straw poll, 421 members cast ballots in the race for state party chairman — a reminder that it’s wise not to read too much into the straw poll results.)

Speaking of a clear front runner I personally prefer these poll results for Mike Huckabee:

Iowa votes for Mike Huckabee!

Texas votes for Mike Huckabee!

And nationally voters support Huckabee with this mention of Romney:

Romney isn’t so lucky, according to PPP. He’s not particularly popular among conservative voters, who give him only a 55 percent favorability rating. That’s compared to 74 percent favorability from conservatives for Huckabee and 73 percent for Palin.

Mike Huckabee has said he will make his all important decision about entering the 2012 Presidential race sometime this summer. In the meantime there will be numerous other polls that those who follow politics will read, debate, and promote. Meanwhile  Huckabee has Iowa voters who are quietly and diligently working to be ready to jump into action. Just for good measure Huckabee is Chuck Norris Approved and he has an Army. We are grassroots and ready to roll for Mike Huckabee. Mike Huckabee is our clear front runner.

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Huckabee returns to Iowa!

November 22, 2010 4 Comments

Mike Huckabee returned to Iowa. The professional articles and professional bloggers have written about his press conference and speech at the Iowa Family Policy Center Event in Des Moines. Interested people will be able to read exactly what Mike said and see photos of his time on stage playing bass with the Praise Band and video of the Press Conference.

While these articles document the actual words spoken by Mike Huckabee this post comes from the heart of a Huckabee supporter.

Some background:

In 2008 I caucused for Mike Huckabee in an overly crowded room and counted what I thought would be 7 voters for Huckabee. My count was off by 40 as there were 47 votes cast for Mike. I left the caucus room to hear the reports that Mike Huckabee was the winner of the Iowa Caucus. With excitement and delight I headed for the Victory Celebration in Des Moines. There I was surrounded by many other happy Huckabee supporters and witnessed the very ecstatic Mike Huckabee revel in his win and success for all the time spent with Iowa voters in the hot Iowa summer and cold Iowa winter.

I watched Mike Huckabee all through the 2008 campaign. I saw him placed on the side of the stage during the debates. I listened to the great amount of wisdom and information he shared in the small amount of time he was allowed to answer questions. I heard pundits and reporters make fun of Huckabee’s name, how silly he looked in his Iowa hunting gear, and make comments about his remarkable sense of humor. Let’s just say that reporters and others did not always appreciate Huckabee’s sense of humor as much as I did.

It was with great sadness for me that Mike Huckabee dropped out of the 2008 Primary and John McCain went on to run against our now President Obama.

My Huckabee for President campaign buttons, bumper stickers, and yard signs went in to storage but my Huckabee heart and soul continued in action because of a few words scratched on a piece of paper and kept in plain sight for me to see daily:

“YOU BE THE SOMEBODY – YOU DO THE SOMETHING.”     Mike Huckabee

Fast forward to 2010 election.

Grass roots Huckabee Iowans worked for Bob Vander Plaats and other local candidates. By now we were seasoned and experienced with net working, literature drops, and making phone calls and more. We were also hearing speculation about which Republican candidates would enter the 2012 Presidential race.

With the election over the speculation has increased. On a daily basis the names of Palin and Romney are uttered as the front runners for the Republican Party. Numerous on line polls are up for voters who follow such things to vote for who they think will be the nominee. Potential candidates make the trip to Iowa. The drama builds.

The drama for me continued on Sunday, November 21.

Mike Huckabee returned to Iowa.

I watched the large crowd file in to the IFPCA  event. There were seasoned citizens, young couples holding hands, people in wheel chairs, babies in infant carriers, teenagers. Iowans in suits and Iowans in jeans.

I listened in as Mike Huckabee answered questions from the media. Here was the Huckabee I had come to respect and admire with his terrific communication skills and easy going way to answer even more Palin questions.

I observed those in the audience enjoy Mike playing a guitar with the Praise Band. More delight.

And then, with so many others, I listened to Mike give the keynote address.

No teleprompter and speaking from the heart. His kind voice and inspirational message listened to with such intensity that I was reminded of the saying ‘you could have heard a pin drop’. Well, except for the row of men sitting behind me that at certain times in the speech would say “Amen”!

Yes, Mike Huckabee had returned to Iowa!

And Mike Huckabee has something that the media seems to fail to understand in their passion to say ‘Palin’ and ‘Romney’.

Mike Huckabee has boots on the ground in Iowa. And not just boots, he has grandma types with Huckabee hearts with signs and buttons ready to dust off when taken out of storage. He has volunteers who are now experienced with net working not just with other Iowa supporters but nationally, as well.

Mike Huckabee has said “this is my race – my pace” and while we wait for his official word as to whether or not he will be a candidate for the 2012 election he did give people like me a message on this visit to Iowa. It came through loud and clear and it came in the form of a beautiful purple tie.

Purple is my favorite color. Mike Huckabee is my favorite candidate. My grandma walking shoes are ready.

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Conservative Republicans will fight on

November 2, 2010 Leave a Comment

It continues to be very disappointing for many Iowans that Bob Vander Plaats is not the Republican candidate on the ballot. Not to be deterred, Bob’s supporters have worked hard on campaigns for other candidates and for the Iowa for Freedom effort to promote voting NO on the 3 Iowa Supreme Court Justices.

Many times in the past two years it would have been easy to give up, stay home, and heaven forbid, pout.  Participating in politics is not an easy thing to do. From my own experience, elections and Republican outcomes don’t always go the way my conservative heart wishes they would go. To assist me in the effort to keep on keeping on, I have two quotes by my computer to encourage me when the going gets tough.

“You be the somebody, you do the something”. Mike Huckabee

“Fight on and fly on to the last drop of blood and the last drop of fuel, to the last beat of the heart.”  Baron Manfred von Richthofen

Chocolate helps, too.

With this post I want to give a shout out and thank you to my friends in Iowa Defense Alliance. We are a small but committed group of Conservative Republicans who blog what we think and feel. In recent posts for candidates such as Brenna Findley, Kent Sorenson, Tim Gartin, Chad Steenhoek, Karin Sevde, Rick Sanders, Tom Shaw, Renee Twedt, Brad Zaun, Stephen Howell, Jane Hodoly, and Kim Pearson we have attempted to get the word out about terrific candidates. It is my hope that we will join many of these candidates in happy celebrations!

I am also thankful to the new friends and patriots that I have come to know in my life involved in politics. These people are All-American kind of citizens with a common passion for standing up for the Constitution and conservative values. Our networking and commitment have been valuable leading up to this election night and we are more than ready and prepared for what tomorrow brings.

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Midwest Enterprise Group and the trashing of a good man: Kent Sorenson

October 28, 2010 5 Comments

Guest Commentary by Trina Brousseau

I have begun a personal campaign to email every company and organization that has contributed to Midwest Enterprise Group and ask them why they are donating money to a PAC that is responsible for vicious campaign ads that attack my Iowa State Representative, Kent Sorenson and his family. I am asking them to tell me if they approve of their donations being used in such an unethical manner. If I have done any business with a company, I am letting them know that they will not be receiving any more of my business unless they explain their actions to me and pledge not to give this PAC one more dime.  I am not attempting to organize a boycott. What I am attempting to do is to stand up for a good, Christian family man whose reputation is being viciously attacked. I cannot, in good conscience, knowingly allow any of the resources that God has blessed me with to be used in a campaign to destroy the reputation of this good, decent man.  Everyone else will have to decide for themselves if they should join my campaign.  The link for the document listing the companies and organizations that have contributed to this PAC is as follows:

http://www.state.ia.us/ethics/viewreports/iowa527committees/midwest_enterprise.htm

Pledging not to do business with the companies on this list may cause some inconvenience. For instance, the only gas station/convenience store in the small town where I live is a Casey’s General Store.  If you decide not to support Iowa Health Services, you may have to find a different doctor and/or clinic. The only companies that offer land phone line service in some areas are QWest and Mediacom. And if you subscribe to cable television, Mediacom may be your only choice.

There are some companies, such as MidAmerican Energy, that have a monopoly on essential services such as electrical and natural gas service and you have no choice but to use their services.  In that case, the only inconvenience may be the time it takes to let MidAmerican know how their donations are being used and that you don’t appreciate their sending money to such an organization.

However, any inconvenience that I may suffer pales in comparison to the pain and embarrassment it must have caused Kent and his family to have their past troubles laid out, one by one, in a state-wide paper for the whole world to see. Or the pain Kent’s wife must feel when her husband is portrayed in mailings and TV ads as a supporter of domestic abusers.

And it pained my heart to hear his daughter describe how she broke down and cried when she heard her father being called a “dead beat dad”.  So follow your own conscience in this matter. Mine is telling me to stand up and support Kent Sorenson and his family against these evil attacks being launched by Mike Gronstol and his front organization, Midwest Enterprise Group.

Trina Brousseau

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Elect Tom Shaw!

October 27, 2010 1 Comment

Nov. 2 is fast approaching and Tom Shaw, Republican candidate for House District 8, has been leading a fast paced life to meet the citizens in his district.

For example this is a status facebook update on a recent day:

Spent a wonderful day with my dad on a windshield tour of the north half of District 8. Met and talked with great folks in Havelock, Pocahontas, Rolfe, Bradgate, Ottosen, Bode, Livermore, Lu Verne, Wesley, Algona and Humboldt!

And, Mr. Shaw has been in the news. In a Des Moines Register article House District 8 was listed as one of 23 “hot races to watch”. According to the article Shaw has “the upper hand” in one of four vulnerable democratic seats.

In checking out Shaw’s website I found comments written by his supporters. I especially liked this one:

I support Tom Shaw because:  He has no fear as he speaks out for what he believes in, makes no exceptions when he is challenged, stays standing strong when his opponent bashes him, doesn’t have a millionaire’s pocket and still has been able to carry on his campaign debt free, and most of all, like most of the common people in the heartland, loves his country and the state of Iowa. He is a man that has a plan and knows the action it will take to bring back fiscal responsibility to this state.

This comment says so much about the kind of man voters of House District 8 have the opportunity to elect to serve them. “A man with a plan” and how Iowa needs Tom Shaw to stand up for all of us.

Tom Shaw pledges to defend the right to life, the right to keep and bear arms, and Iowa’s “English Only” law. He will promote laws which prohibit illegal aliens from employment and state benefits and Iowa’s “Right to Work” law. Shaw promises to defend Iowans from excessive, unjustified and punitive taxation, to defend traditional marriage and to defend the authority of local school boards and the right of parents to home school their children.

It is no wonder that Tom Shaw has received so many important endorsements:

Endorsed by the National Rifle Association (PVF)
Endorsed by Iowa Guns Owners (PAC)
Endorsed by Gov Mike Huckabee/HUCKPAC
Endorsed by National Federation of Independent Business/SAFE
Named “Friend of Iowa Business”

Good luck, Tom Shaw! Iowa Defense Alliance has long supported your efforts to have a successful campaign. We are honored to know you as a great American who will “defend” us in so many very important ways!

EDITOR’S UPDATE

It seems that Tom Shaw’s Democrat opponent, Susan Bangert, is feeling the heat of defeat as she just launched off a negative mailer about Tom’s service to our country and defending our freedoms.

Here is what Tom posted in an email:

While I try to stay positive about this campaign, I am disappointed to learn that my opponent has put in a mailer that I am not qualified/could not look out for small business as she could. Why? Because she characterized my lifelong service in the protection of others, in the U.S. Navy and as a peace officer, as “Tom has worked for federal and local government for his entire working career.” Even though I am a disabled veteran and a veteran of Operation Desert Shield, upon my retirement from the Navy I chose to return and serve the citizens of my hometown as a peace officer.

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Brenna Findley for Iowa Attorney General

October 24, 2010 1 Comment

Brenna Findley is closing in on 100,000 miles driving around Iowa in her “office”/car. She has been dedicated to meeting Iowans and telling them why she will be the legal watchdog for Iowa taxpayers. That’s a lot of miles! That’s a lot of Iowans to meet, greet, and impress with her calm, firm, and very rational views on what she will do as Iowa Attorney General.

In the few days remaining of the campaign Brenna Findley has managed to get the current Attorney General to debate her at the University of Iowa College of Law. The debate must have Miller on edge as evidenced with the very negative ad that I watched on TV tonight. Tom Miller adds himself to the list of incumbent Democrats that prefer to go negative and mean as Nov. 2 approaches.

A recent Letter to the Editor in The Des Moines Register featured comments that stated Tom Miller “fits like an old shoe”. Reading this statement brought to mind my oldest pair of shoes- old as in well past their prime, with holes and not at all functional. According to the man who wrote the letter, Brenna is a “protégé of Steve King” and “this fact alone should send chills through most Iowan’s spines.” What is it about Liberals and sensations of chills in spines and legs? Personally, knowing that Brenna has spent time with Steve King as his Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor on judiciary issues makes her all the more acceptable to receive my vote.

But it was this comment via the letter that hopefully caused other readers to take note: “Our laws only work when they are applied fairly and uniformly.” Mr. Krieg of Des Moines seems to suggest that Tom Miller will be fair to the laws and Brenna Findley will not.

Iowa voters- do your homework before you vote for someone that fits like an old shoe. Check out Brenna Findley, everything from her back ground of being raised on an Iowa farm, her education and life experiences, and where she stands on the issues and concerns facing Iowans.

I have done my research and find Brenna Findley to be ready to stand up to the federal government takeover for healthcare. She plans to join in the lawsuit to protect Iowans from being forced to buy government mandated health insurance. She will enforce the balanced budget spending limit on the governor’s budget. Also important to me is the knowledge that Findley will defend businesses and protect jobs by working to reduce frivolous litigation that kills jobs.

It is also noteworthy that Findley’s campaign has collected more than $750, 500 versus $243,000 that Miller has raised. As evidenced on Brenna’s face book page, Iowans of all ages are pledging their votes and are extremely pleased with the quality and excellence they see in her potential to bring accountability to the office of Iowa Attorney General.

While the “old shoe” candidate cranks out negative TV ads, I am pleased to note and to share this comment left on Brenna’s facebook page:

It’s refreshing to see an ad that concentrates on the one who it’s about, instead of just attacking others. Thanks!

Yes, it is “refreshing” and so like the Brenna Findley to be positive and to promote her professionalism and also views that Iowans support.

Brenna Findley – a young woman with passion, conviction, and who will work hard to bring accountability and transparency to government and defend the principles of our Constitution.

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