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Randy Feenstra, a representative in the U.S. Congress for Iowa's 4th district, shared updates through his social media posts on April 28, 2025. Known for his work in his home state and nationally, Feenstra discussed weather advisories, federal approval for ethanol sales, and recent local engagements.

In an alert posted at 15:50 UTC, Feenstra warned of severe weather conditions expected across Iowa. He urged the public to remain attentive to weather alerts and advised precautionary measures: "Please follow weather alerts and take necessary precautions to keep yourself and your loved ones safe."

Later at 16:18 UTC, the representative expressed appreciation towards the executive branch, acknowledging, "I thank President Trump and EPA Administrator Zeldin for approving E-15 sales in all fifty states this summer." He noted the benefits of the decision, highlighting the potential for reduced gasoline prices, especially due to the contributions of Iowa's 4th district farmers and ethanol producers.

Feenstra continued by reflecting on a constituent visit from the previous week. At 17:25 UTC, he mentioned a stop at Maintainer Corporation in Sheldon as part of his "#36CountyTour." "While touring the new showroom and training center, we talked about extending the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and bringing manufacturing jobs back to our #IA04 communities," he stated, underscoring his focus on local economic development.

Randy Feenstra has represented Iowa's 4th District in Congress since 2021, succeeding Steve King. Prior to this role, he served in the Iowa Senate from 2009 to 2021. Feenstra, who holds a Bachelor's degree from Dordt University, resides in Hull, Iowa, where he was born in 1969.