Alex Wagner
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It is about the corruption of money in our politics.
It is about that new vision that we have for the future of small town and rural Iowa.
But one of those things is definitely the opportunity to end the political career of the woman who killed my bipartisan bill for $1,500.
Take a little spite.
I like spite.
I'm also very grateful that you said it's our generation when you're 34 and I'm not.
Don't think about it too hard.
No, honestly, it's the nicest thing anyone said to me today.
Can I just one last thought?
Tell me more about Ashley, though.
So what do voters need to know about her?
Because she's not a well-known political person.
Totally.
Well, you know, it's funny.
When Ashley first got in the race, this is back in September.
So we get in June.
And actually, it's funny.
We were in the planning process for the campaign, obviously.
And then on like June 3rd or something, Joni Ernst says, well, we all are going to die in response to a question about Medicaid cuts.