Website highlights Braley's record of getting things done for Iowa

DES MOINES, IA - Braley for Iowa today launched a new website, www.iowaproblemsolver.com, to highlight Rep. Bruce Braley's unparalleled record of getting things done for Iowa.

The website includes details on Braley's many accomplishments for the people he represents. Going forward, the site will be updated frequently as Braley continues to effectively fight for Iowa.

Jeff Link, adviser to Braley for Iowa, said, "Governor Terry Branstad put it best: we need an Iowa problem solver to replace Tom Harkin in the US Senate.

"There is no more accomplished Iowa problem solver than Bruce Braley. For six years, Bruce has been getting things done for Iowa every day. From creating a program to train Iowa workers for jobs in renewable energy to fixing government regulations that put Marshalltown manufacturing at risk, Bruce doesn't stop working for Iowa. And he'll be even more effective in the Senate.

"We're launching iowaproblemsolver.com to highlight Bruce's tremendous record of accomplishment for the people he represents."

The website can be viewed at www.iowaproblemsolver.com. Braley for Iowa will be tweeting accomplishments all week using the hashtag #iaproblemsolver.

During a press conference on April 29, Governor Terry Branstad was discussing his thoughts on an appealing candidate for US Senate when he said, "I think we need an Iowa problem solver... in the United States Senate."

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