sen. klobuchar: unbelievable, wow, this is something. thank you, cedar rapids. thank you, iowa. this is amazing. this is my husband, john. there you are. and our daughter, abigail. who has done she has gotten really famous lately. she was on the front page of the l.a. times, there you are. and has been doing a great job with our hot dish parties across the state. that somehow ended up on saturday night live last night. [laughter] sen. klobuchar: anyway, thank you, guys. thank you you to peggy flanagan. [applause] sen. klobuchar: the amazing lieutenant governor of minnesota, who, by the way, is the highest ranking native american elected to an executive office in the entire country. [cheers and applause] sen. klobuchar: i m really excited to have her here, and hurt leadership. of course, liz, thank you so much. thank you for being in all my ads. you re great. [laughter] sen. klobuchar: where is molly? thank you, molly. great state legislator. where s rob? there he is, back
widespread chaos and confusion. results from iowa normally give us insight into who could be the democratic presidential nominee. right now, the candidates are at best in a state of limbo. here s what we know. it is a tight three-way race at the top. we know that the three of us will be dividing up most of the delegates coming out of iowa. i m feeling good. we were looking at the internal numbers realize that something extraordinary had happened last night. i would say last night was a mess up. i would also say it means this race is wide open. when those results are announced, i have a good feeling we re going to be doing very, very well here in iowa. well, the iowa democratic party is working to get this result, get them straight, i want to make sure they re very careful in their deliberations. we know there s delays, but we know one thing, we re punching above our weight. the math that i care most about is the fact that this movement has become something that
Although Iowa has a new law preventing local governments from funding guaranteed income programs, the UpLift program in Iowa plans to continue through outside support. Gov. Kim Reynolds signed House File 2319 into law Wednesday. The measure prevents cities and counties from implementing programs that support supplemental incomes to residents with no work requirements or […] The post UpLift to continue despite new law banning local government funding appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.
The present court and busybodies across the land treat abortion as something we should prevent whenever possible, despite the personal needs and choices of pregnant women.