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Iowa voters just shattered MAGA's hold on their state #maga #iowa #trump

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Just two years after handing Donald Trump a double-digit victory, Iowa voters shattered MAGA's hold on their state. Republicans lost the governor's race, a critical U.S. Senate seat, three of four congressional districts and their legislative supermajority. Voters rejected Ashley Hinson, Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Zach Nunn, who tried to strip away healthcare and push Trump's destructive agenda. Before getting booted, these same MAGA politicians rigged the system to protect their wealthy donors and left taxpayers a billion-dollar deficit. Even the deepest red strongholds are sick of the MAGA circus, and it's time to sweep them out everywhere else too.

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