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Hear Rod's Radio Advertisements: Welcome! Thank you for coming to find out more about my campaign for governor. As I’ve been traveling across Iowa, it’s become clear that Iowans want a change. Iowans feel like they are losing control of their state government. Not only is state government spending taxpayer dollars at all time highs, but it hasn’t responded when Iowans have needed it most. Iowans deserve better! This campaign is about restoring Iowans’ confidence in a competent, efficient state government that will spend taxpayer dollars wisely and be responsive to the needs of Iowans. We all know that it's time for a change—it's time to build a better Iowa! Thanks for your support, Rod P.S. - View videos from the campaign trail below. Speech at the Iowa GOP’s “Leadership for Iowa” Event Part 2 Speech at the Polk County GOP’s Event at Living History Farms My campaign announcement |
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rod Roberts today called on Governor Culver and his staff to be more honest with Iowans about the condition of the state’s finances.......more
After hundreds of interviews with Roberts over the last decade and in interaction through Rotary and elsewhere I can now say that my initial suspicions, which I think Rod himself would admit were fair and not borne out of any malice, were dead wrong....more
Iowa Republican strategist Tim Albrecht sees a canyon-sized opening for his party in the 2010 gubernatorial race in which a potential double-digit-sized list of challengers to Democrat Chet Culver is building.
One legislator in the mix, although not formally announced, is State Rep. Rod Roberts, a Carroll Republican who has served west-central Iowa for a decade in Des Moines....more Ray and Branstad, Iowa's last two Republican governors, served for a combined 30 years from, 1969 to 1999. They see Roberts, an evangelical Christian who can reach out to moderates in the party and even some Democrats and independents, as the sort of bridge-building politician who could be a strong contender against Democratic Gov. Chet Culver. "Certainly he'd be one that I want to see considered," Branstad told the Daily Times Herald. "He has the ability and the personality to do it." ....more |
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