Iowa is MAGAstan, anything works on the mainstream horde.I’ve always thought this type of pandering is so glaringly obvious it would be a huge turn off for a lot of voters. Yet both parties’ politicians seem to do stuff like this.
How often do you think Nikki Haley wears cowboy boots?
I’ve always thought this type of pandering is so glaringly obvious it would be a huge turn off for a lot of voters. Yet both parties’ politicians seem to do stuff like this.
How often do you think Nikki Haley wears cowboy boots?
I’ve always thought this type of pandering is so glaringly obvious it would be a huge turn off for a lot of voters. Yet both parties’ politicians seem to do stuff like this.
How often do you think Nikki Haley wears cowboy boots?
I’ve always thought this type of pandering is so glaringly obvious it would be a huge turn off for a lot of voters. Yet both parties’ politicians seem to do stuff like this.
How often do you think Nikki Haley wears cowboy boots?
Plenty of people wear boots in small towns.
But she's tough as nails, smart as a whip. Who are they targeting with this verbiage? Even in the Iowa GOP, the 80+ Matlock-watching crowd can't be your key demographic.
Not cowboy boots, except maybe on "go to the city for country music show" night
I grew up in an Iowa town of about 2000 people an hours drive from the nearest shopping mall. In my experience with quite a few small towns in Central Iowa, only a handful of people wore cowboy boots. And if they did, they were more work boots than the fancy dress ones. Anecdotal, I know.
Man, I grew up in small ass farm town Iowa and i saw a lot of cowboy boots.
Like wearing them to work or around the farm? I've rarely seen that - and I spent my first 1.5 years out of college working at a weekly newspaper that covered about a dozen towns of under 1,500.
Which county? I’m guessing our schools probably played each other in some sports, then.
Yeah, the cowboy boots tended to come out for "dressing up" in my experience.
I grew up in NW Iowa and spent plenty of summers detassling … That’s sums up my entire farm experience … beyond that - zilch… I don’t mean to come across like knocking farmers as my dad grew up on a farm in Swea City Iowa…. my point is the national tendency to assume every Iowan is a farmer and we all drive tractors …
The cowboy thing is plaguing the suburbs. People whose grandparents were born on farms and whose parents imitated the speaking style of Dwight Eisenhower now wearing boots and employing a casual drawl. It must end.
