Asa Hutchinson appears to have six attendees
at Iowa campaign event
Posted By: Imright, 7/12/2023 11:19:20 PM
Nevada, Iowa, Mayor Brett Barker posted the photograph of the small audience on Twitter. "Thanks to Governor @AsaHutchinson for visiting Nevada and answering questions from voters today!" Barker wrote on social media. Barker also serves as a senior policy adviser to the Iowa Pharmacy (Tweet) Many people on social media mocked the photo of six people at his campaign event. "ASA FEVER IS SPREADING!!!" radio host Larry O'Connor quipped. (Tweet)
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‘High-Ranking US Officials in Ukraine’
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