Iowa could make or break Democrats
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Iowa could make or break a Democratic candidate on Thursday. The question is, who?
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As an independent candidate for President, he wouldn't be a favorite. But he could hurt the Democrats' chances
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DES MOINES, Dec. 31 -- With former senator John Edwards of North Carolina gaining strength in the final days of campaigning, the Democratic presidential battle in Iowa has become a tense and unpredictable three-way contest with Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama.
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A new TIME poll shows the Democratic candidate leading Clinton and Obama in the important caucus state
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Independents joined Democrats from all corners of Iowa to support Barack Obamaâs improbable candidacy.
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Democratic party leaders and presidential candidates have been taking swipes today. Their targets? One another.
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DES MOINES, Iowa -- The Iowa Legislature has a new look, and leaders are talking about new rules on how to govern. Democrats won four seats to evenly split control of the Iowa Senate 25-25, ending a Republican majority dating back to 1996.
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IOWA CITY, July 3 -- Despite ongoing and determined attempts to spread the early nominating process across several states, the top Democratic presidential contenders are converging this week on a familiar patch of land: Iowa.
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DES MOINES, Iowa  - Iowa voters in two close nominating races began the process of choosing the next U.S. president on Thursday, as the first test in the Democratic battle between Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards came down to a nail-biting finale.
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Superdelegates, or party professionals, could play a decisive role in the outcome of the Democratic race.
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Caucusing on the Strip? The very idea may inspire jokes. But for the Democrats, the state is presenting a serious test
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For Iowa Democrats, the 2008  presidential campaign is starting where the 2004 race ended --  with a search for plain talk and realistic plans on how to end  the war in Iraq.
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Iowa Republicans chose between their hearts and their heads.
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When it comes to presidential primaries, Democrats and Republicans play by different rules. One party likes to share. The other, not so much.
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He may be Iowa's governor, but Tom Vilsack's home-field advantage isn't enough to force rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination to cede him the game &#151; far from it.
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Democratic leaders have a wish list a mile long as they ponder a successor to Terry McAuliffe, chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The person they pick will be the first sign of where the party is headed after agonizing White House and Senate losses last month.
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Bloomberg - Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Hillary Clinton questions whether Barack Obama would be able to withstand what she calls the ``Republican attack machine.'' If Obama does become the Democratic presidential nominee, his Chicago ties might provide the fuel.