Waterloo Times

Ashley Hinson, a public figure and representative, recently shared her activities and engagements through a series of tweets. Her posts highlighted participation in local events, appreciation for regulatory changes, and gratitude towards community service members.

On March 2, 2025, Hinson's staff attended a High-Demand Skilled Trade event hosted by Delaware County Economic Development, Northeast Iowa Community College, and Kendrick Forest Products. The event featured booths from many local businesses and was attended by students from various high schools to learn about skilled trades. "Recently, my staff attended a High-Demand Skilled Trade event hosted by Delaware County Economic Development, Northeast Iowa Community College, & Kendrick Forest Products. Many local businesses had booths, and high schools from all around the area brought students to learn about…"

On March 3, 2025, Hinson expressed gratitude towards President Biden for addressing regulatory issues that she described as "insane." She mentioned her efforts against regulations that could have imposed significant fines or jail time on small business owners. Additionally, she highlighted her role in cosponsoring the Repealing Big Brother Overreach Act to ensure permanent changes. "Huge. Thank you, @POTUS! I have been fighting this insane regulatory nonsense (that would have landed small business owners with $500 daily fines or jail time) for over a year. I also cosponsored the Repealing Big Brother Overreach Act to make this EO permanent and end the…"

Later on March 3, 2025, Hinson shared her experience meeting with firefighters in Iowa. She praised their readiness to handle emergencies ranging from fires to natural disasters and medical incidents. Her tweet conveyed deep appreciation for their dedication to serving the community. "I had the privilege of meeting some of Iowa’s incredible firefighters today. From battling dangerous fires to rapidly responding to natural disasters and medical emergencies, they stand ready to serve at a moment’s notice. I’ll forever be grateful for their dedication to serving…"