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Joni Ernst highlights defense policy progress and calls for spending reforms

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Sen. Joni Ernst, US Senator for Iowa | Joni Ernst Official Webste

Sen. Joni Ernst, US Senator for Iowa | Joni Ernst Official Webste

Senator Joni Ernst, a Republican from Iowa, has recently shared updates on her legislative and community activities through several posts on social media. Her messages address national defense policy, local agricultural engagement, and federal spending priorities.

On July 11, 2025, Senator Ernst expressed support for the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), emphasizing its importance for servicemembers and Iowa's contribution to national security. She stated, "I’m proud to advance this year's NDAA to stand up for our servicemembers and support Iowa’s critical role in our national defense. Congress must continue to move it forward, so the president can sign it into law. Through this work, we can make our nation stronger and keep".

On July 12, 2025, Ernst highlighted her visit to a local apiary in Warren County. She wrote, "It was a bee-autiful day for a tour of Honey Hollow Apiary in Warren County!".

On July 14, 2025, Senator Ernst criticized certain federal expenditures and called for fiscal restraint in government spending. She posted, "There is absolutely no reason why the American people should be forced to foot the bill for Sesame Street in Iraq, Barbie doll giftbags for illegal immigrants, or purely partisan propaganda @NPR. The Senate needs to pass the *first* rescissions package and end this nonsense."

Senator Joni Ernst represents Iowa in the United States Senate and is known for her focus on military affairs and government accountability.

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