I haven’t backed down from fighting for more information on the true COVID origins, and yet Congress is still here, six years later, begging agencies to share answers and for committees to make relevant documents public…
Joni Ernst
The Public Record
Joni Kay Ernst is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Iowa since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, she is the first woman to represent Iowa in the U.S. Senate. Ernst has focused on issues such as agriculture, rural development, and veterans' affairs throughout her tenure. She has been an advocate for bipartisan efforts to address the needs of rural communities and has emphasized the importance of legislation that supports farmers and agricultural interests in Iowa.
I’ve long warned about a potential government cover-up of the truth, which our brave witness has confirmed to us today.
It’s frankly unacceptable that residents of Urbandale and other cities across the nation have dealt with delayed and misdirected mail for years because of ongoing disputes over ZIP code boundaries.
Our men and women in blue work hard to protect our Iowa communities and keep Americans safe every single day.
I want to say thank you so much for coming together to create sensible legislation on E15 year-round that will help every American consumer that's fueling at the pump have another choice.
Congress should be using all the tools at our disposal to give every family the chance to take part in those savings, deliver certainty and stability for consumers, and drive down prices for Americans – from coast to coast.
E15 simply gives consumers another, more affordable price at the pump. It is about choice.
Instead of Americans paying more at the expense of Iranian terrorists, we should be using every tool at our disposal to ensure price stability, especially at the gas pump.
These taxpayer heroes were bullied by the bureaucracy for doing their jobs too well and daring to call attention to abuses.
The con artists at the Quality Learing Center are going to lear the hard way that fraud no longer pays.
If you can’t find waste, fraud, or abuse in Washington, there can only be one reason: you weren’t looking.
Yet, fraudsters are ripping off $1.4 billion of taxpayer money every single day.
When Americans send their tax dollars to Washington, they deserve to know the money they worked hard to earn will be carefully safeguarded and responsibly spent.
Con artists across the country, and especially those at the Quality Learing Center, are soon going to learn the hard way that fraud no longer pays.
I’m putting investigators to work so we can recover every stolen penny and hold scammers accountable.
Americans expect their tax dollars to be spent responsibly — not to bankroll criminal enterprises.
Fraud is not a small business. In fact, it’s a big business with scammers stealing $1.4 billion taxpayer dollars every single day.
There is no better way to see the beauty of my home state than cruising up and down the rolling hills of southwest Iowa on a Harley.
Toploft Clothing is a seamless example of the innovation, adaptability, and entrepreneurial drive that define Iowa small businesses.
We’re going to have to hear from him, but I’m sorry, he’s got an uphill battle
Bring it on, folks. Because I tell you, at the end of the day, Iowa is going to be red.
Every day we get a new Democratic member of the House or Senate that decides to run for this Senate seat — bring it on.
We know that federal government is not the answer when it comes to issues at the local level.





