Articles Tagged: Chuck Grassley

He was not approached by Trump associates attempting to convince him of their strategy should he be the one presiding over the certification, Grassley said.

Advocates for reform say harsher penalties for crack than powder disproportionately affect people of color.

People are ticked off, according to Ashley Hinson, who said voters think the country is going in the wrong direction and they are ready to engage.

While others speculate Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton’s visits to Iowa signal he’s running for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, Cotton said he’s concentrating on regaining GOP control of Congress in the 2022 elections.

“We have the capacity. We want to work with them to get them here,” Gov. Kim Reynolds said during a WHO-AM radio interview at the Iowa State Fair. “They’ve helped us, helped Americans, and we’re more than willing to help them relocate to Iowa.”

Former Rep. Abby Finkenauer said Sen. Chuck Grassley is a multimillionaire who has owned a home in Washington since she was 5 years old.

Like President Joe Biden, the Iowa Republican has doubts about the legal foundation for the CDC’s new moratorium on evictions.

Retired admiral joins U.S. Rep. Abby Finkenauer, Manning farmer and rancher Dave Muhlbauer and Minden physician Glenn Hurst in race for Democratic nomination.

Markets not working fairly when demand is strong and packers are making record profits, but cattle farmers still are losing money, Sen. Chuck Grassley told Senate Judiciary Committee.

The Senate has competed its investigation of the attack on the Capitol, “So whatever the House wants to do they’re doing, and I don’t have any problems with what they’re doing,” but Grassley says GOP picks should not have been rejected by Pelosi.

Their message is simple — they are not Republicans and they hope you’ll donate to their campaigns.

But disagreement over how it’s defined and how it’s paid for it are likely to continue to push back the arrival of infrastructure week, according to members of Iowa congressional delegation.

Cedar Rapids Democrat says Sen. Chuck Grassley is among entrenched politicians who “are so obsessed with power that they oppose anything that will move us forward.”

Iowa 1st District Rep. Ashley Hinson will bring in a couple of the nation’s Republican heavyweights for the Marion Republican’s first Ashley’s BBQ Bash fundraiser.

A $22.5 million funding request for modernizing the locks and dams on the Mississippi River is a “huge win” for Iowa and the Midwest because moving commodities on the river is critical to the agriculture export economy “and is an economic engine for the entire region.”