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Some random participant observer opinions regarding Tuesday’s primary results and what we know about the lead up . . . End of primary campaign finance reports are not available at this writing however any that change or add to our … Continue reading →

 The last Republican senate primary debate was Thursday night.  The mode for the competitors will now be to get out the vote. Statewide absentee voting has not been heavy so prepare yourself for some robo calls encouraging you to vote … Continue reading →

. . . in other  news the sun will set later today. We received more of those large post cards last week from the Jacobs campaign.  The tactic of Jacobs consultant Steve Grubbs / Victory Enterprises is familiar. The format … Continue reading →

This Mark Jacobs fund raising e-mail came to us today.  It is also available here.  The Jacobs campaign letter neglects to provide a link to the Washington Times article it depends on for its authority. That might seem at first … Continue reading →

The following is an analysis regarding the candidacy of Mark Jacobs for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate.  It is based on already published reports in The Iowa Republican (TIR), Caffeinated Thoughts, The Weekly Standard,  and our own research. … Continue reading →

The following was passed along from contacts at Scott County Republicans. To perhaps add some compelling information to the communication, the links immediately below will be helpful.   Read them first and your ardor to follow through on contacting these … Continue reading →

Mitch McConnell a.k.a. “the turtle” a title promulgated if not coined by Rush Limbaugh pulled together a pathetic posse  of eleven Republicans to allow Democrats maneuvering room to pursue the gargantuan budget reconciliation bill comprised of elements that, whatever the … Continue reading →

Redistricting The Iowa legislature  as the result of a special session of the Iowa Senate determined that an initial  non-partisan redistricting plan should be scrapped at least in order to examine an alternative plan’s appropriateness.  That the legislature would not … Continue reading →

Three great articles about the week’s majority SCOTUS rulings at The Federalist*.  The biggest disappointment is Gorsuch to our way of thinking because Roberts has long been held to be a putz on these pages. Nevertheless we did not want … Continue reading →