Des Moines Sun

Congressman Zach Nunn, a prominent political figure, recently shared several insights and announcements through his social media platform. His tweets addressed topics ranging from government assistance programs to agriculture and educational opportunities.

On July 8, 2025, Congressman Nunn expressed his views on government assistance programs. He stated that "More than 80% of Americans agree: government assistance should be a temporary hand-up, not a permanent handout." He emphasized the importance of strengthening work requirements while ensuring that critical benefit programs remain available for those who are truly vulnerable.

Later the same day, at 17:34 UTC, Congressman Nunn extended gratitude to former President Donald Trump and Secretary Rollins for their participation in discussions about Iowa's agricultural future. In his tweet, he mentioned his ongoing efforts with the administration to support Iowa farmers and introduced his PLANT Act as a solution to hold bad actors accountable. "Thank you @realDonaldTrump and @SecRollins for joining us in Iowa to discuss the future of Iowa agriculture," he wrote.

At 18:00 UTC on July 8th, Congressman Nunn invited individuals interested in attending one of the nation's Service Academies to an informational event scheduled for July 15 in Johnston. The event aims to provide prospective students with an opportunity to hear directly from academy representatives and learn about the application process. He encouraged attendance by stating "Hope to see you there!"

The PLANT Act mentioned by Congressman Nunn is a legislative proposal aimed at addressing accountability issues within agricultural practices.