It all starts with the Iowa trudge
Donald Trump is hanging out in Iowa for now, possibly for a Monday night party if he wins
Obama contrasts Clinton’s pragmatism with Sanders’ idealism
WASHINGTON (AP) – President Barack Obama is portraying the Democratic presidential primary as a race between Hillary Clinton’s pragmatism and experience versus Bernie Sanders’ idealism and liberalism. Obama is offering his most extensive assessment of the 2016 Democratic race to date in an interview with Politico. He says Clinton is “wicked smart,” but that her…
Trump releases first political attack ad against rival Cruz
Trump and Cruz have been engaged in an increasingly hostile war of words as the race narrows in first-to-vote Iowa
Ted Cruz Starting to See Iowa Slip Through His Fingers
ABC News Correspondent Josh Haskell joins the McGraw Show live from Iowa to discuss Ted Cruz’s chances in the upcoming Iowa Caucuses.
Sanders health plan would be more generous than Medicare
The scope of Sanders’ plan and its lack of detail have raised questions about its seriousness
For Sanders, Iowa is chance to turn revolution into reality
The 74-year-old self-described democratic socialist is in position to win both Iowa and New Hampshire
As Iowa looms, Republicans wonder: does Trump have fans, or voters?
The definitive answer won’t arrive until the night of Iowa’s leadoff caucuses on February 1
Trump strikes again at Cruz over “New York values” remark
Trump said the Texas senator “hurt himself” at Thursday night’s debate when he said that “everyone understands that the values in New York City are socially liberal or pro-abortion or pro- gay-marriage, focus around money and the media.”
Political ads descend on viewers of “Wheel of Fortune”, “Jeopardy”, and morning shows
PAC’s and candidates are expected to surpass spending $100 million on broadcast television spots and plan to spend millions more before voting in Iowa and New Hampshire next month
Ben Carson loses another top another top adviser before Iowa
Parker’s departure comes on the morning of one of the last two GOP debates before voting begins with the February 1 Iowa caucuses