Jonathan Narcisse recently joined Ron Steele at KWWL in Waterloo for a recording of the Steele Report.
Part 1 – Iowa Worth Fighting For & Hatch Throwing the Fight for Dems
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Part 2 – Polk County Political Cartel, Branstad’s Failures
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Part 3 – Entitlement Reform & Personal Responsibility
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Iowa City Press Citizen 9.16.2014 Iowa gubernatorial candidate talks criminal justice in I.C.
Daily Iowan 9.17.2014 Narcisse promotes criminal justice reform
Dickson County News 9.16. 2014 Narcisse bid for governor comes to Spirit Lake
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(From Way Back Machine) Ames Progressive 10.26.2014 Interview
“I just got my absentee ballot and have decided to make an effort this year to check out all the candidates to make an informed vote instead of voting straight party. I have to say …
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An Open Letter To Carol Hunter,
Senior News Director at the Des Moines Register
RE: The Register’s Media Malfeasance
Dear Carol,
When I announced I was exploring a run for Iowa governor, the Des Moines Register went back seven years in my history to state: “Narcisse is best known for his contentious two years on the Des Moines school board. He faced censure from his peers following his string of stinging public criticisms about fellow board and school leaders.”
In subsequent articles The Register continued to cast me as …
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Schedule: “Restoring Iowa to Her People” Policy Presentations
Iowa Party: Competing to Win, and Building a Potent State Wide Political Tool
On Monday, September 1, 2014, the Narcisse for Governor Campaign will present “Ending Poverty in Iowa” at 1:00 p.m. at the Mercy Campus Holiday Inn, 1050 – 6th Avenue – Conference Room 109 in Des Moines, Iowa.
This is the first of ten major policy presentations from the campaign in an effort to create awareness and understanding of the impoverishing impact of the Polk County Political Cartel.
A Narcisse administration will, “restore …
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“Iowa’s tax code is one of the single biggest contributors to our state’s stagnation. We don’t have a revenue problem. We have a spending problem,” says the Iowa Party candidate for Governor.
After fixing the spending problem a Narcisse administration will reform the corporate income tax code and property tax code, roll back the sales tax, provide residential property tax relief.
“The income tax will be a flat fair tax that works better for all Iowans,” says Naricsse.
By reforming the tax codes, Iowans take the …
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In two short minutes the untold story of the Polk County Machine, aka the Branstad Cartel, is laid bare by independent Iowa Party candidate for Governor, Jonathan Narcisse.
Join the Campaign by signing up at the top right sign up form. You can get a yard sign, help make phone calls or assist with grass roots fundraising.
Help restore Iowa to Her People and end the Brandstad Cartel Era.
Branstad’s top appointee-donor, Iowa Board of Regents President Bruce Rastetter, far outspent any other. He has contributed a total …
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Iowa Party Candidate is Excluded from Tax Payer Funded, State Run Media’s August 14th Gubernatorial Debate at the State Fair
IPTV to Discontinue Tradition of Equal Air Time for Non-Major Party Candidates
Non-State Owned Media Fails to Report on the Polk County Machine’s Fixing of the Race
Iowa Public Television is a taxpayer funded institution with a responsibility to Iowa’s citizens and taxpayers above any other motive. IPTV operates: KDIN-DT Channel 11 – Des Moines, KBIN- Channel DT 32 – Council Bluffs, DHIN- Channel DT 36 – Red Oak, …
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“I’d much rather be enjoying my season pass to Adventureland with my kid. But if the good people don’t do something, the bad people win. That’s how you make things better,” Narcisse admitted.
“It’s a big state,” he continued. “But the experience of doing 99 counties in the past has prepared me to do it efficiently and effectively. I enjoy getting out. Iowans are amazing poeple. Unfortunately the leadership the last 30 years has not been. In the 1980s, Gov. Branstad and Jack Hatch became fixtures …
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“We need a vision for the state,” said Narcisse, 51. “We need, I believe, leadership that will put the interest of the state above cronies.”
A personal friendship with his opponents — five-term Republican Gov. Terry Branstad and Democratic Sen. Jack Hatch — should not stand in the way of improving the state’s population base and education system, he said.
For his second attempt at the gubernatorial seat, Narcisse said recent political turmoil that has sent some campaigns reeling improve his chances.
“Eric Cantor losing proved that every …
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As governor, he has said he would work to reduce education bureaucracy and redirect existing funds to college aid, classroom instruction and early childhood education. Regarding the economy, he proposed levying income taxes on only the first 40 hours that an individual works each week and offering rebates on state income taxes that taxpayers can direct to charities or invest in Iowa-based companies.
He also called for reorganizing state government to be more efficient, with less “bureaucratic excess, waste and duplication,” livestreaming all state board and …
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What lesson can we learn from a penny?
