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Randy Feenstra, a U.S. Congressman serving Iowa’s 4th district since 2021, shared updates concerning his recent activities through a series of tweets on April 25, 2025. As part of his ongoing #36CountyTour, Feenstra has visited various locations, engaging with constituents and promoting legislative initiatives.

On April 25, 2025, Feenstra posted about his visit to the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown. Accompanied by Todd Jacobus, Commandant of the Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs, Feenstra reiterated his commitment to supporting veterans. "On Wednesday, I visited the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown with @toddjacobus, Commandant of the Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs. This stop on my #36CountyTour gave me the opportunity to meet with our veterans. I'll always support these heroes."

Later that day, Feenstra highlighted his participation in the Boone County Economic Development Breakfast. During this event, he emphasized the importance of extending the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act and advocated for his proposed ACRE Act, aimed at reducing rates on rural home and agricultural loans. "It was great to speak at the Boone County Economic Development Breakfast this week on my #36CountyTour. We had an engaging conversation about the urgent need to extend the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act and pass my #ACRE Act to lower rates on rural home & ag loans."

In another tweet, Feenstra mentioned an encounter with Kara Warme at Mid-States Millwright & Builders in Nevada, underlining her role in the Iowa State Senate as a representative for Story and Marshall counties. Her efforts in advocating for local families, farmers, and businesses were acknowledged by Feenstra as commendable. "It was great to see my friend, Kara Warme, at Mid-States Millwright & Builders in Nevada while I was on my #36CountyTour. Kara is doing a phenomenal job representing Story and Marshall counties in the Iowa State Senate and advocating for our families, farmers, and businesses."

Randy Feenstra was born in Hull, Iowa, in 1969. He holds a BA from Dordt University and has previously served in the Iowa Senate from 2009 to 2021. Feenstra has been representing Iowa's 4th district since he succeeded Steve King in the U.S. Congress in 2021.