No, really, that's what Iowa Senate Republican leader Paul McKinley said in a meeting on Tuesday with journalists from the Des Moines Register.
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Iowa Editor
No, really, that's what Iowa Senate Republican leader Paul McKinley said in a meeting on Tuesday with journalists from the Des Moines Register.
Michael Kiernan
Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Michael Kiernan has called for Senate Republican Leader Paul McKinley to apologize for his comments about children with special needs.
McKinley made the comments Tuesday in a meeting with The Des Moines Register.
Here’s the statement Kiernan just released:
State Sen. Paul McKinley [...]
Troy Price, a spokesman for Gov. Chet Culver, issued the following statement about statements made today by House Republican Leader Kraig Paulsen and Senate Republican Leader Paul McKinley during an interview with The Des Moines Register.
See the video replay here. More news coverage of the meetings with both Democrats [...]
Iowa’s workers, taxpayers now living with the results of Culver’s mismanagement and lack of leadership
DES MOINES, IA. -- Senate Republican Leader Paul McKinley (R-Chariton) issued the following statement today regarding the agreement that Governor Culver and AFSCME/Iowa Council 61 has reached:
“Governor Culver caused this current problem when he agreed [...]
State Sen. Paul McKinley today made formal his withdrawal from the 2010 race for the Republican nomination for governor.
The Senate Republican leader from Chariton had said he would likely step aside should former Gov. Terry Branstad enter the race for the nomination.
Branstad last month announced his retirement as president of [...]
McKinley Withdraws From Gubernatorial Race, Remains Focused on Winning Back Iowa Senate Majority
2010 elections provide tremendous opportunities for Republicans up and down the ballot
Senate Republican Leader Paul McKinley (R-Chariton) today announced he is withdrawing his candidacy to be the next governor of Iowa and will continue [...]
