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Shellie Flockhart, who said a Democrat was putting children in danger, pleads guilty to child endangerment
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Shellie Flockhart, who said a Democrat was putting children in danger, pleads guilty to child endangerment

By adminvoxa
October 24, 2026 1 Min Read
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In a campaign ad, a Republican woman issued a dire warning about Sarah Trone Garriott, the Democratic candidate in one of Iowa’s most competitive districts.

“When it comes to our children, Sarah is just dangerous,” said Shellie Flockhart, a Dallas Center city councilwoman identified in the ad by her first name.

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