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Nunn, Miller-Meeks flip on Iran War vote — Randy Feenstra | ChamberLight
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Zach Nunn and Mariannette Miller-Meeks joined Democrats to pass a House resolution ending combat operations in the Iran war, reversing their earlier votes. The article places their shift in the context of competitive Iowa races and contrasts it with Ashley Hinson’s continued opposition to the resolution.
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People in this story 7 Iowa representative who reversed her earlier votes and supported the resolution to end combat operations.
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Iowa representative who voted against the war powers resolution.
Hinson’s Democratic opponent, who criticized her continued support for the conflict.
Defense secretary who campaigned with Nunn and praised his willingness to take difficult votes.
Iowa representative and Senate candidate who continued to oppose the war powers resolution.
Nunn’s Democratic opponent, who criticized his record and the timing of his vote change.
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Iowa representative who voted against the war powers resolution.
JT Hinson’s Democratic opponent, who criticized her continued support for the conflict.
Defense secretary who campaigned with Nunn and praised his willingness to take difficult votes.
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Nunn’s Democratic opponent, who criticized his record and the timing of his vote change.
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