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Trump, in Iowa, Celebrates America's Birthday, Recent Victories
- President Donald Trump spoke at the Iowa State Fairgrounds Thursday evening, shortly after the Senate passed his 'one big, beautiful bill,' with U.S. Reps. Miller-Meeks, Hinson, Nunn, and Feenstra joining on Air Force One.
- Envisioned as the start of a year-long national celebration, the Iowa event marked the kick-off for America250's countdown to the 250th anniversary of Independence, led by the organization’s vision for patriotic unity.
- Thousands attended Trump's Iowa event, with the Congressional Budget Office estimating $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts and $300 billion in SNAP reductions over a decade.
- Iowa Democrats warn that benefit cuts will harm seekers, while Republicans plan to leverage 'no' votes in the 2026 midterm elections.
- Beyond Iowa, nationwide events led by America250 will culminate on July 4, 2026, celebrating 250 years of independence.
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DailyTruthReportTrump kicks off America's 250th birthday with victory lap speech in Iowa
President Trump delivered a victory-lap speech Thursday night at the Iowa State Fair, extolling a streak of recent wins from his America First Agenda while kicking off the year-long buildup to the country's 250th birthday celebration.
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