IA-SEN: THERESA VISITS MEATPACKING PLANT, CALLS FOR MORE COVID RELIEF AND SUPPORT FOR US
While Senator Ernst faced severe local and national backlash from the medical community for pushing COVID-19 conspiracy theories, businesswoman Theresa Greenfield spent the week before Labor Day talking to workers and calling on Congress to get back to work to get Iowa’s working families the help they need.
Theresa also visited with workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic — including the meatpacking industry and the U.S. Postal Service — to discuss the urgent work that still needs to be done to protect working families, small businesses, and communities across Iowa.
Rounding out the week, Theresa and identical twin sister Maria made their on-screen debut together in a new ad and an interview with Iowa Starting Line. Read about the busy week here:
Speaking up for more support for the Post Office with National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 512 President Tom Kinn:
Iowa Feminist: “Greenfield said Iowans are already facing delays and uncertainty at the post office. She emphasized that it’s particularly important for the post office to be timely with its deliveries for small business owners and for people who receive their medications through the mail. She also mentioned that almost 80 percent of Iowans cast absentee ballots safely by mail during the 2020 primary… Yet, Greenfield said, Ernst left Washington nearly a month ago without approving a phase four stimulus plan during the middle of the pandemic.”
https://greenfieldforiowa.com/2020/09/04/heartland-hustle-ahead-of-labor-day-theresa-visits-meatpacking-plant-calls-for-more-covid-relief-and-support-for-usps/
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