Fight for Freedom - Iowa Grassroots

10/01/2026

Iowa Ethics and Campaign Reports due soon.

10/01/2026

Many should follow her!

10/01/2026

Tomorrow, the Iowa Legislature will convene in special session.

I’ll be back on the House floor to consider the legislation before us.

I’ll share more as details become available.

Follow the proceedings at legis
https://www.legis.iowa.gov/

10/01/2026

Tomorrow, I’ll be a NO vote on the special session legislation for tax credits tied to the proposed steel plant. I support attracting new people, investment, and opportunity to Iowa. I also believe in working with the governor, the president, anyone to make that happen.

But the process also matters.

The plant was announced Monday, and within days, we are being called into a special session to approve a major tax credit package. That is an extraordinarily compressed timeline for a decision of this size and significance.

There has been very little time for public input, very little opportunity to fully examine the proposal, and far too many unanswered questions. Iowans are being asked to support a massive commitment of taxpayer resources before they’ve had a meaningful chance to understand what they’re even being asked to approve.

Iowans are sick of feeling unheard. That’s why the upcoming election is going to be so close. As lawmakers, we should be listening to the people, not rushing major decisions through before they’ve had a chance to weigh in. Iowans deserve the details, the answers, and a voice in the process.

That’s why I’ll be voting NO.

10/01/2026

Don’t let the Lame Duck Governor dictate the terms! Your commitment must be to the people, the Constitution and to the taxpayers!

“At the time of the interview, Taylor said rank-and-file lawmakers had not received the bill language. He also said the governor had told legislators no amendments would be allowed and that the proposal would receive an up-or-down vote.

Taylor said he would like changes that provide additional safeguards before committing state money.

“I would like to be able to support it, but the way it’s written right now, no, I won’t be able to vote for it.””

State Senator Jeff Taylor says his initial enthusiasm for a proposed southeast Iowa steel mill has given way to concerns about the state’s incentive package, leaving him unable to support the prop…

10/01/2026

I’m pleased two million people have seen this. It needs to be 200 million. They simply cannot be trusted. Period.

10/01/2026