Political Memo: In Iowa, the Living Room Has Fallen Out of Favor
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The celebrity candidates for 2008 are attracting too many Iowans for the couches and kitchen tables that have been a part of the stateâs intimate campaigns for 30 years.
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* The Democrats have the blues. Their guy lost the White House. Their candidates lost campaigns for the US House and Senate. The map of the United States looks like someone spilled a full can
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Ã¢ÂÂ Sequestered in a gated resort, House Democrats are considering the direction their caucus will take on issues including the minimum wage, global warming and Iraq.
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The realty space is being disrupted.
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The Christian Science Monitor - It was "money, and only money," that led former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack to drop out of the 2008 presidential race last Friday. What the Democrat meant, of course, was a lack of money. Not hard work or desire.
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By Monica Soto Ouchi, Seattle Times  It's suddenly getting cozy in the living room.
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After all the campaigns' sophisticated media tactics and high-tech maneuvering, Iowa voters offered the presidential candidates a version of Politics 101: In this state, stick to the basics.
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DES MOINES, Iowa  - With the U.S. presidential race tightening and little time before the first party nomination contests in Iowa and New Hampshire, candidates are trying to woo voters without trampling on their holidays.
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Republicans enter the fall campaign with their control of the House in jeopardy and the possibility of major Senate losses.
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The party that lost on Nov. 2 wrestles with how to add nuance on a key cultural divide in America.
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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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The results of the Des Moines Registerâs final poll of Iowa caucus-goers continued to reverberate across the campaign trail as the clock ticked toward the caucuses.
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The two veteran lawmakers of the Democratic presidential race, Sens. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (Del.) and Christopher J. Dodd (Conn.), abandoned their candidacies after poor showings in last night's Iowa caucuses.
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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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Since last year, the Hawkeye State fell from 7th to 11th among the 50 states. However, officials said Iowa residents still remain healthy overall.
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The Fix | A look back at our 50-days-out-from-Iowa analysis of the Democratic and Republican field.
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He may leave Iowa a proven winner, but the onetime underdog also leaves behind much of his evangelical support and faces new scrutiny and rivals