We’re all going to die anyway. It was her first town hall of the year, held at 7:30 in the morning at a rural area two hours away from Des Moines — possibly to keep national attention off the ...

If death and taxes are the only certainties, Joni Ernst is here to cut one and fast-track the other. “We all are going to die," she said. You might think that’s a line from a nihilistic French ...

One person said “people will die” as a result of the cuts. “Well, we all are going to die,” Ernst responded. Her answer was met with jeering from the crowd.

“Well, we all are going to die,” said Ernst, who’s facing reelection in 2026. When hostile portions of the crowd balked at the response, she said: “For heaven’s sakes, folks.” ...

“Well, we’re all going to die,” Ernst snarkily replied. When she was greeted with a mixture of stunned groans and shout-backs, the senator exasperatedly added: “For heaven’s sakes, folks.” ...

Ernst responded: “People are not ― well, we all are going to die. So, for heaven’s sakes, folks.” She received wide backlash for her response, but the criticism didn’t seem to bother her ...

Ernst then told the auditorium, "People are not – well, we all are going to die. For heaven’s sakes, folks." Medicaid, the program that provides health insurance to more than 71 million low ...

ERNST DOUBLES DOWN ON 'WE ALL ARE GOING TO DIE' MEDICAID REMARK: After constituents turned on Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst for her answer about millions losing healthcare, ‘The View’ co-hosts weigh in ...

State Sen. Zach Wahls, D-Coralville, who is considering running for U.S. Senate in 2026, said in a statement "it is of course true that we are all going to die, but our senators shouldn't be the ...

A mortality debate unleashed by Iowa Republican Sen. Joni Ernst continued Sunday, when Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., clapped back. “I think everybody in that audience knows that they’re going to ...

Engaging in frank discussions about dying is necessary, and perhaps even more so in a time so rife with death and despair. You’re going to die one day. So will I. But death doesn’t need to be as ...