Rogers: Iowans Vote to Maintain Conservative Values and Pro-Growth Policies

Walt Rogers: The 2020 election results sent a signal that Iowans want to stay the course with conservative values and pro-growth economic policies.

Rogers: Placing Kids First in Education

Walt Rogers: Ensuring that dollars follow the student will remove barriers to educational opportunity and place our kids first.

Rogers: Advancing Freedom with Occupational Licensing Reform

Walt Rogers: Iowa’s occupational licensing reform law advances both freedom and opportunity. This reform tells the nation that Iowa is “open for business.”

Rogers: Is Iowa Headed for an Economic Winter?

Walt Rogers: While it is still too early to understand the full economic impact of COVID-19 on Iowa, it is creating economic uncertainty.

Sales Tax Fairness and the Invest in Iowa Act

Walt Rogers: The regressive nature of the sales tax can be counteracted by base broadening and lowering other tax burdens such as income and property taxes.

2020: A Legislative Year for Smaller Government and Smarter Solutions

Walt Rogers: Lowering income tax rates and unshackling excessive occupational licensing regulations are two policy examples of smaller government and smarter solutions.

Releasing Iowa’s Economic Albatross

Walt Rogers: “Iowa does not want to follow the example of Illinois. States cannot tax, spend, subsidize, and regulate themselves into prosperity.”

The Education Funding Debate in Iowa

Walt Rogers: Those who argue Iowa does not fully fund education need to decide whether additional spending is funded with tax hikes or budget cuts elsewhere.

Looking at the State Revenue Growth Debate

To push more spending legislative Democrats are purposefully misleading Iowans by telling them there is 6% state revenue growth or $408.1 million.

An Inside Look at the Iowa State House (2/2/12)

I am excited to release my first video of this Session!  It…

Hitting the Ground Running

State Representative Walt Rogers (R-Cedar Falls) gives an update on the bills taking shape and what the legislative priorities are this year for the Iowa House.

Myth of the $1 Billion Surplus

The so-called “surplus” is actually: $600 million in one-time cash reserve funds…

Jobs, Savings and Certainty

The best way to help Iowa’s employers to begin hiring people and…

Making Your Government Efficient

The first week of the 2012 session is in the books. I…