U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst says she doesn't regret holding an Iowa town hall where she sparked a viral moment with her response to a constituent's concerns about Medicaid cuts.

Senate Republicans are bracing for another one of their colleagues to possibly call it quits: Joni Ernst. The two-term Iowa senator hasn’t officially announced her plans for 2026, and she’s gone ...

Joni Ernst is from Iowa, but she is no longer one of us and doesn’t speak for us. She now closer to the culture of DC and now speaks Washingtonspeak as shown at the recent town hall.

Iowa's Republican U.S. senators joined nearly all their GOP colleagues to pass President Donald Trump's massive tax cut bill ...

Sen. Joni Ernst issues (non)apology for “We All Are Going To Die” comment at town hall. “I’m really, really glad that I did not have to bring up the subject of the tooth fairy as well ...

Joni Ernst’s Sick Response to Medicaid Cuts Has Tanked Her Career When Joni Ernst quipped that “we all are going to die,” she probably wasn’t referring to her reelection prospects.

At the town hall, Sen. Ernst defended efforts to rollback benefits for people she said were not supposed to be eligible for Medicaid benefits.

A group of Iowans are urging U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst to oppose President Donald Trump's massive tax cut bill as the Senate prepares to vote on the measure.

Iowa GOP Sen. Joni Ernst has delivered a backhanded apology for acknowledging everyone dies during a town hall that included frustration over Trump Medicaid reforms. Ernst sparked controversy when ...

U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst posted a sarcastic apology video following a viral moment when she told a town hall audience member that "we all are going to die" in response to concerns over Medicaid cuts.

Ernst's implication that people should welcome suffering and death has a long and ignoble history. Fletcher notes slave owners used this message to bully enslaved people in the 19th century.