Iowa Conservative Union - ICU

10/21/2026

"225. Transgender/intersex children’s right to utilize names, restrooms/locker-rooms, and sports-teams/activities matching their gender-ident"
The above is just sample of what you can find at this link. As you wade through the liberals lengthy wish list let it remind you how to vote on Nov. 3rd.

Brian McLain shares the Iowa Democratic Party's 2026 platform, which the party has not published on its website.

10/20/2026

If you lived in Illinois how would you vote?

Leaving Illinois! Illinoisans are “fed up” with JB Pritzker and Illinois Democrats — and they're going to be voting on it!

[Q: if given the opportunity would you vote yes or no?]

On November 3rd, voters in 12 more counties (colored in yellow) will decide whether to explore forming a “new state”, separate from Cook County. They will join 33 counties (colored in orange) that have ALREADY passed the same measure — with an average approval of 74%.

Think about that. Nearly half the counties in Illinois have now voted to break away from Chicago's grip.

People are tired of being taxed, lectured, and ignored by a governor who governs for Cook County and treats the rest of the state like an afterthought. Some Illinoisans who already fled say they'd move back if separation happened.

And Pritzker's response? He called it a stunt — and told disgruntled Illinoisans that if they want to leave, they can move.
45 counties aren't asking to move, Governor. They're asking to stay — just not under you.

10/16/2026

Well done.

In another major victory for the National R***e Association and law-abiding gun owners, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas today held that the National Fi****ms Act’s registration and approval requirements for suppressors, short-barreled ri**es, and short-barreled sh****ns ...

10/16/2026

https://www.thegazette.com/news/center-for-intellectual-freedom-failed-former-adviser-says/article_757a053a-c6df-4741-9d8b-8703e6c90c54.html

A maligned former Center for Intellectual Freedom advisory council member who resigned after casting a “vote of no confidence” in the University of Iowa-based center and Board of Regents has written an article slamming the “failed” initiative.

10/13/2026

Weds. Oct. 14th. Join us.

10/11/2026

Another failed green dream.

10/07/2026

Pay attention to the constitutional amendment on the ballot this November.

On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Iowa voters will have the opportunity to place a permanent taxpayer protection into the state constitution. The proposed amendment, which would make it harder for politicians to raise your taxes, has already been approved twice by the Iowa Legislature. Now, the question...

10/04/2026

Educate the young.

The Youth Education Summit is a week-long competitive program in Washington, D.C. enables high school sophomores and juniors to explore their passion for the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights and our American government.

09/30/2026

Thank you, Minnesota liberals.

It should come as no surprise. After spending years trying to navigate Minnesota's endless approval process, Mesabi Metallics — the company behind the first new iron mine in Minnesota in 50 years — has decided to build its $15 billion steel plant in Iowa instead of Minnesota.

1,750 permanent jobs. Gone to Iowa — plus another 5,000 construction jobs. Minnesota iron, mined in Minnesota, shipped down the Mississippi to be turned into steel in Iowa, because Democrat regulations, high taxes, and energy costs put a Minnesota plant at a competitive disadvantage.

They made the decision to grow in Iowa because Democrats in St. Paul would rather take 25% of nothing than 5% of something.

36 Days

09/26/2026

Never vote for a liberal.
"According to the complaint, wait times in Minneapolis and St. Paul commonly exceed the 30-day legal limit, with some residents waiting nearly 60 days. There is also no penalty for law enforcement agencies that miss the deadline."

The federal government filed a lawsuit against the State of Minnesota, the City of Minneapolis and the City of St. Paul, arguing that the state's gun purchase waiting period and permit-to-purchase requirements violate the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Minnesotans.