Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds delivers GOP response to Biden's SOTU address: 'Enough is enough'
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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) took to the airwaves Tuesday night to offer a blistering response to President Biden's State of the Union address – calling him out on a number of issues which have created economic hardships for Americans.
"Even before taking the oath of office, the President told us that he wanted to ‘make America respected around the world again and to unite us here at home,’" Reynolds continued. "He’s failed on both fronts."
Reynolds – who has pushed back against the Biden administration on a variety of issues, notably COVID-19 mandates – said the president's "disastrous" withdrawal from Afghanistan "did more than cost American lives" as it "betrayed our allies and emboldened our enemies."
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