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Iowa’s U.S. House members vote for Trump’s tax bill, Medicaid changes. Here’s what they said
Iowa's U.S. House members — all Republicans — voted Thursday to pass President Donald Trump's $4.5 trillion tax breaks and spending cuts bill, sending it to him to sign before the Fourth of July holiday weekend and just a few hours before Trump was set to speak in Des Moines at an event at the Iowa State Fairgrounds.
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President Donald Trump signed the $4.5 trillion tax and cuts bill on Friday, which includes cutbacks to Medicaid.
"I have nothing to lose at this point, and I am just trying to get them to see that these are people." Iowa mother Nancy ...
President Donald Trump visited the Iowa State Fairgrounds on Thursday to tout his recent legislative accomplishment, his “One ...
The multi-trillion tax and spending cut package was narrowly approved, 218-214, and has elicited significant opposition. All four of Iowa's U.S. representatives voted in favor of the bill, a vote that ...
Iowa Democrats held a “Kill the Bill” rally in Windsor Heights to oppose the GOP’s spending package as President Trump ...
Trump was in town to help kick off the one-year lead-up to the nation’s semiquincentennial, which celebrates the 250 th ...
Republicans see a lot to celebrate, but Democrats are hoping to build momentum leading into the 2026 midterms.
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