Iowans 4 Freedom

Five years ago, many of us stood up together when nobody else would.

We fought for parental rights, medical freedom, women’s spaces, free speech, transparency, and the values that make Iowa strong.

Today, I’m asking for your vote for Dallas County Supervisor.

I’ll continue fighting for freedom, responsible government, lower property taxes, strong communities, and common sense leadership right here at home.

Polls are open. Let’s finish strong.

Yesterday was another powerful day at the Iowa Capitol.

I had the honor of standing with Governor Kim Reynolds, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., legislators, and many of the advocates who have worked tirelessly to move important medical freedom and MAHA legislation forward in Iowa.

This new law is a major step toward putting the health of Iowa families and children first. It includes important reforms like authorizing over-the-counter ivermectin, continuing Iowa’s effort to restrict taxpayer-funded food assistance from being used on unhealthy foods, and placing limits on screen time for young students in schools.

These moments matter.

They are the fruit of years of showing up, speaking out, building relationships, educating the public, and standing shoulder to shoulder with courageous parents, doctors, legislators, and advocates across the state.

I’m especially grateful for the legislative team that carried the work forward this year, and for the incredible people and organizations I’ve been proud to fight alongside — including Informed Choice Iowa, and so many others who have never stopped pushing for medical freedom, parental rights, transparency, and healthier futures for Iowa families.

This is what happens when citizens stay engaged and legislators step up.

We show up.
We speak the truth.
We build coalitions.
And eventually, the work bears fruit.

Yesterday was one of those days.

Onward. 🇺🇸

Victory for parental rights in Iowa.

Yesterday, Governor Reynolds signed SF304 into law — a major victory for parents, families, and medical transparency in Iowa.

This bill closes a loophole that allowed minors to receive certain vaccines, including HPV and Hepatitis B, without parental consent. Parents have the right to know what medical decisions are being made for their children.

This victory did not happen by accident. It happened because parents spoke up, legislators listened, and people kept showing up.

Thank you to the legislators, advocates, ICI and families who worked to get this done. This is exactly why Iowans for Freedom exists — to protect children, defend parental rights, and keep fighting for common sense in Iowa.

Informed Choice Iowa
Iowa Parents United