The Iowa Caucus Is Littered with Twitter Cliches
For those of us who aren't in Iowa but follow the caucus circus on Twitter, journalists reporting tweeting there have become painfully cliché.
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The morning vote tally has Mitt squeaking by Rick by a count of just eight measly votes.
For those of us who aren't in Iowa but follow the caucus circus on Twitter, journalists reporting tweeting there have become painfully cliché.
Home of the first computer, the first female lawyer, one of the first states to pass gay marriage, and the home of badass farmers--Iowa isn't a bunch of "hillbillies" and this video won't let you forget.
Just days before the Iowa caucus, the forever-surging, sweater-vest wearing former Pennsylvanian Senator came third behind Mitt Romney and Ron Paul in the latest Des Moines Register poll, but a swing in voting in the last two days prompted him to tell Talking Points Memo, "I'm a tortoise."
The media is swarming all over Rick Santorum, who's hustling around Iowa right now in an effort to turn his recent surge in the polls into what would amount to one heck of an upset.
Journalists covering the Iowa caucus face a profound dilemma this New Year's Eve: Where are the good parties at in Des Moines?!
All it took was one documentary and the upcoming caucuses for the dwindling Republican hopeful to say the procedure isn't justifiable in rape, incest or when it's a danger to the mother's life.
A new poll from Public Policy Polling shows that Ron Paul has taken the lead in the Iowa caucus race, while Newt Gingrich's support is fading fast.
He’s got the best campaign organization in Iowa, hands down, and running second or third in the polls. But Ron Paul is rarely, if ever, described as a first-string Republican contender on par with Gingrich or Mitt Romney.
The poll of the day — an ABC News/The Washington Post survey of Iowa caucus voters — shows Newt Gingrich with a 15-point lead over Mitt Romney, who is now in a virtual tie with Ron Paul for second place.
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