Kim Reynolds
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Kim Reynolds is the 43rd Governor of Iowa, having taken office on May 24, 2017. She is notable for being the first female governor of Iowa and the first Republican woman to serve as governor in the United States. Reynolds has focused on various issues during her tenure, including education reform, economic development, and public health. She has been an advocate for women's rights and has made statements emphasizing the importance of recognizing biological differences in discussions about gender.
What this bill does accomplish is to strengthen protections for women and girls, and I believe that it is the right thing to do.
Women and men are not identical; they possess unique biological differences. That’s not controversial, it’s common sense.
She made a risky move, just because if DeSantis doesn't get it and Trump does get it, I think Trump will have some retribution for her not being on his side.
Governor Reynolds endorsing Ron DeSantis over GOP front-runner Donald Trump, is the talk of the Hawkeye State.
Well, I just said I think it's early. Our job is not to pick the winner necessarily, but to start to narrow the field. And that's really what the caucus has done.
It's really important that they feel that they have kind of a fair shot, and they're welcome here in Iowa, and I want Iowans to have the chance to interact with them.
As Iowa's former governor, it's clear to me how agriculture can be a significant boon to our economy and have an enormous positive impact on climate change.
Once again, we can reduce our emissions and improve our economic standing at the same time.
We will continue to support individual liberty over government mandates.
It`s confusing. They`re sending mixed messages constantly. It`s contradictory. I think it sets us back and what we`re trying to do with encouraging people to get vaccinated.
Well, in Iowa, the Des Moines public school district said that they were not comfortable with that. They would essentially defy the governor's order.
We can open our schools back up, we can open our colleges back up, we can continue to move forward, but we have to have personal responsibility.
It makes us look worse, because the more people you test, the likely the higher numbers they are.
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