Presidential Rivals Sharpen `Change' Pitches in Iowa
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Bloomberg - Jan. 1 (Bloomberg) -- After a yearlong campaign in Iowa, the Republican and Democratic presidential front-runners are boiling down their arguments to a six-letter word: change.
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Quotes from the candidates on Thursday's Iowa caucuses.
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Campaign promises have changed little in the run-up to the presidential election, but the rhetoric has intensified.
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CARROLL, Iowa -- In the same small town, 20 hours apart, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama made their pitches. They each faced audiences of more than 500 people, many committed, many undecided. She spoke for 42 minutes, he for 45.
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The Republican presidential candidates are launching a blizzard of negative attacks in Iowa, showing the strains of a wide-open race.
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With Iowa just three weeks away, the end of indignities is near for third-tier candidates. And not a moment too soon
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DES MOINES, Iowa  - Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton insisted on Tuesday the momentum is shifting to her in Iowa and rival Barack Obama fought back against Clinton's claims that he lacks experience.
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WATERLOO, Iowa  - With less than two weeks until Iowa kicks off the presidential nomination battles, several contenders took their campaigns to church on Sunday and a leading Republican tried to allay concerns about his health.
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TAMPA -- The current center of the political universe is Iowa, as presidential candidates from both parties are spending millions and braving the winter weather in the struggle to win its first-in-the-nation caucuses.
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Iowans try to ignore the fracas but can't help worrying how it will affect the prolonged campaign season
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DES MOINES, Jan. 1 -- On a New Year's Day that began windy and bitterly cold, presidential candidates offered nothing but sunshine and warmth on television as they aired their final advertising pitches to Iowa voters -- over and over again.
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JOHNSTON, Iowa  - Republican presidential contenders took shots at China, budget deficits and the debate moderator but avoided attacking each other on Wednesday in their final encounter before Iowa kicks off the 2008 White House race on January 3.
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Opening his latest presidential campaign swing through Iowa, Democrat Barack Obama singled out rival John Edwards for criticism, arguing that the former North Carolina senator doesn't have a track record to back up the sharply populist themes he sounds on the campaign trail.
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THE RACE: The presidential race for Democrats, Republicans in Iowa.
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Democrat Barack Obama has a new ad in Iowa that seeks to distinguish him from his rivals on curbing lobbyists, improving health care and ending the war in Iraq while casting voters as the agents of change.
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CONCORD, N.H., Jan. 3 -- As the presidential race shifts to New Hampshire, the Democratic candidates are continuing the intensive organizational battle that defined their race in Iowa. But the Republican candidates find themselves confronted with what amounts to an entirely different race, with a...
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Campaigns are spending more on ads in Iowa in hopes of swaying undecided voters.