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Il y a 5 heures · DES MOINES, Iowa (KCAU) — Ambassador Terry E. Branstad has been named the recipient of the 2024 “Dr. Judith Conlin Welcoming the World Award” from Iowa International Center. According to a press release from the Iowa International Center, Ambassador Branstad will be honored during Iowa International Center’s Passport to Prosperity Gala ...
Il y a 5 jours · Former Gov. Terry Branstad reported at least $1 million in assets — and possibly as much as $3.3 million — as part of a federal financial disclosure report required for his application to be U.S....
Il y a 2 jours · Governors Robert Ray and Terry Branstad met at least once a week with reporters and took questions on any topic the journalists asked about. Ray believed the sessions were an important way for him to stay plugged in on the wide range of concerns Iowans had, regardless of whether they supported him or not.
Il y a 23 heures · Governors Robert Ray and Terry Branstad met at least once a week with reporters and took questions on any topic the journalists asked about. Ray believed the sessions were an important way for him to stay plugged in on the wide range of concerns Iowans had, regardless of whether they supported him or not.
Il y a 4 jours · In 2010, he donated $162,172 to Terry Branstad’s gubernatorial re-election campaign. At the time, Rastetter was the CEO of Hawkeye Energy Holdings, one of the country’s largest ethanol companies. Rastetter also had a trade group that supported ethanol’s use as fuel and encouraged tariffs on international ethanol imports.
Il y a 3 jours · Branstad reveled in the give-and-take when he sat down with a group of Iowans. He was not naive enough to think he would avoid pointed questions. But he believed such sessions gave him the chance to directly explain himself and his positions to citizens. Nunn must not understand this—or maybe he is not concerned about this aspect of public ...
Il y a 3 jours · Governors Robert Ray and Terry Branstad met at least once a week with reporters and took questions on any topic the journalists asked about. Ray believed the sessions were an important way for him to stay plugged in on the wide range of concerns Iowans had, regardless of whether they supported him or not.
