Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said on Sunday that she does not believe voters will give Donald Trump a pass for skipping the Iowa State Fair events that candidates usually entertain . Reynolds said she may endorse a presidential candidate before the Iowa caucuses next year . All of the major candidates competing in Iowa accepted Reynolds invitation to her fairside chats except Trump . Last month Trump lashed out at Reynolds for remaining neutral and for even appearing alongside other candidates who have invited her to events across Iowa . Reynolds took umbrage with the former president taking credit for her election noting that the midterms saw Republicans suffer substantial losses in Congress and in statehouses across the country . The Iowa governor said that Republican voters want the candidate that they think can win the general election. Im remaining neutral but I dont want to rule it out down the road. These candidates have put in a lot of time we have a great field of candidates and we probably don’t need more. I think we probably need less. Iowans who made the decision to elect me in a really tough year Reynolds said. was not a good year for Republicans. Its actually IOWans who decided to Elect me in the middle of the year. It is not a bad year for the Republicans. We probably dont need more candidates in the field we need less,’ she added. The Republican presidential candidates have been putting in a little more time, she said . The Republican candidates have had a little less time. We need more time and we don’t need more of the time. I’m not going to need more, she explained. We don‘t need less,’ she said. It’s not a little,” she added . She said. She added. I
Iowa governor says voters won’t give Trump a pass for skipping state fair events . Iowa
