Blum seeks first term in Iowa 1st District Congress race
Dubuque businessman Rod Blum announces his run for Congress aiming to save the American dream. He pledges lower taxes less regulation and a balanced budget in the June 3 GOP primary against Steve Rathje and Gail Boliver. Blum cites Obamacare repeal and a constitutional spending cap as priorities while highlighting fiscal conservatism and personal responsibility.
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Rathje Pushes Tax Cuts as Core Plan for Congress Run
Cedar Rapids businessman Steve Rathje markets a six tier economic plan centered on tax cuts to spur hiring. He cites his experience building International Procurement Services and the Genesis Group and outlines a 60 day tax holiday plus lower corporate rates to attract investment and create jobs. He opposes amnesty for undocumented immigrants and backs a border fence while stressing business growth over politics.
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Boliver push to address debt shapes district bid
Marshalltown attorney Gail Boliver seeks the Republican nomination in Iowa's open district seat. He touts conservative principles and opposes cutting food stamps while backing Social Security and Medicare reform. He supports immigration reform, Keystone XL, LNG exports, and energy independence, with a measured approach to ObamaCare.
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