"If Joni will die, she had better do it and decrease the deficit and excess tariffs."

T'would benefit us all! More so if many Republicans would follow her.

After you *****!

It states that Joni Ernst Issued Warning After Democrats Flip Iowa Seat.

This to me reads like Joni Ernst issued a warning after Democrats flip Iowa Seat.
Not that Joni Erst was issued a warning, by her opponent, after Democrats flip Iowa Seat.

Anyway, that's how I read it.

with Click-Bait Titles too bad

I actually had the news manager at one of our local stations tell me that proper grammar was for English teachers, not needed by reporters,when I had been expressng my displeasure at their appalling grammar. He was lucky that he was on the phone, and not standing in front of me. He was replaced a short time later.

One would think that the minimum, most basic requirement, would be familiarity with one's language, grammar, etc. I am noticing the same thing in novels. Apparently publishing houses no longer employ copy editors.

Apparently I wasn't the only one that interpreted it that way.
Using "issued" is past tense, like she had issued a warning
The simple word "was" before "issued" & "a" after, would have been much clearer.
Joni Ernst WAS Issued A Warning After Democrats Flip Iowa Seat

but not just for this publication. They tend to keep it short and sweet (although alternately, sites that I use like "Law & Crime" can go hog wild, where the full headline won't fit in the OP Title field).

And based on the timing of when this "warning" apparently happened, which was BEFORE the article was written, i.e., "in the past" (and not "real time" or "live" ), then putting the headline in the past tense as something that had already happened, is obviously more accurate.

"Issued" is a verb and "was" is also a verb so together they comprise what is dubbed a "verb phrase" (where the "was" is considered a "helper" ). So for headlines, both are not necessarily needed because "issued" is already past tense, and for the grammarians, probably something they could go on and on about.

Joni isnt too worried, she knows Trump has no intention of letting voters decide the next election.

Unfortunately.

"We need to cheat harder!"

A Dem winning by more than 10 points that district may (or may not) point to a very dramatic autumn next year.

...selection process given that it's a state that can elect shitheads like Grassley and Ernst, sad impersonations of genuine human beings.