Sen. Joni Ernst has a ten-year record of identifying waste, fraud, and abuse in government projects and came into office with the tagline "Make ‘Em Squeal." With a record like this, it was no surprise that she was tapped to lead the Senate Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Caucus. Also unsurprisingly, DOGE has angered many on the left who have not stopped squealing about its work and have now decided to launch an old-fashioned smear campaign against this mother, Iowan leader, and Army veteran.
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