'We are going to keep this United States Senate seat, and as you can attest from all of these tractors here today, we are going to reelect President Trump!'Д®rnst, who recently completed a tour of all of Iowa's 99 counties, has faced criticism for her recent comments about the pandemic. 'I am going to crawl across the finish line first,' Ernst told the cheering crowd. Instead, she claimed her Democratic opponent, Theresa Greenfield, held extreme views that are out of step with the state. 6.Д®rnst did wear a mask, sporting the Iowa State University logo and colors, but when she addressed the crowd, she didn't bring up the pandemic.

Joni Ernst attends a Trump Tractor Parade and Picnic Rally in Crawford County, Iowa on Sept. 'I hate to sound like Whoopi Goldberg or Rosie O'Donnell and say I'm going to move out of the country if the Democrats get control,' Venteicher said. Venteicher says he's voting for Ernst because making sure Republicans hang onto their majority in the Senate is just as important as the presidential race.

Waiving from a shiny blue New Holland tractor was the state's junior senator, Republican Joni Ernst. 'We wear our masks if we can't control the crowd.'

On Labor Day weekend, a parade of tractors brandishing Trump flags rolled down Highway 30 through the northwest Iowa town of Denison.ДЇarmer Leon Venteicher, a Trump enthusiast who receives chemotherapy to treat his cancer, pulled off the road when he and his wife noticed the parade. Ernst is locked in a close race for reelection this fall against Democrat Theresa Greenfield. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, appears on stage with Vice President Mike Pence in Des Moines on Aug.

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