Zach Lahn

We've had a couple town halls in the past week.

One was over 150 people showed up.

Another one was close to 80 in these smaller restaurants, packed house.

And when I get to the fourth point about what my campaign's about, which is stopping the cancer crisis in my state, and I talk about what's going on with big companies lying to us about the safety of their products, 89% of the heads in the audience are nodding.

These are Republicans.

The voters know what's going on.

What do you mean?

I just mean in this room, it's Republicans.

Oh, okay.

So, no.

No.

In my rooms, I'm talking to Republicans in the primary.

And so, traditionally, Republicans are the ones that are not going against what some of these big companies are saying.

But I'm saying the voters, they know.

They know what's going on.

And yes...

The beauty of what I am running on and the hope that I am running on, whether it's keeping our kids in the state or saving our family farms or making our education system number one or saving the cancer, solving the cancer crisis, is that these are bipartisan issues.

I have people comment on X and things like this that are, you know, criticizing Iowa Democrats for saying, how do we let a Republican beat us to the punch on this?

How do we do that?

And it's both sides on the political side.