By Christina Winske
Win or lose every candidate is going to New Hampshire. Six presidential hopefuls have been traveling Iowa speaking at local businesses, churches, and even parking lots along the way. No matter what happens on caucus night Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Ron Paul, Rick Santorum, and Michele Bachmann have all confirmed they’ll be in the Granite State next week for the primary.
By Patrick Welter
Rick Santorum expects to win Iowa and go straight to New Hampshire. The presidential hopeful talked about his campaign plans at an Ames sports bar.
By Dominique Banas
Rick Santorum’s Faith, Family, and Freedom tour is on the move. Tonight the former Pennsylvania Senator talked about his campaign in a town hall meeting. It was held at the American Legends Grill in Marshalltown, Iowa.
By Cat Ross
This afternoon ten voters traded in their campaign badges for handcuffs. Seven occupiers were arrested in front of Mitt Romney’s Des Moines headquarters. Three others were cuffed at a nearby Wells Fargo Bank building. They all were demanding that Romney release his income tax information and return any corporate campaign donations. Wells Fargo had reportedly given Romney’s campaign almost $62K.
By Wynn Harrison
Michele Bachmann has only five more counties to go. The presidential candidate wants to visit all 99 Iowa counties before caucus night. Today she was at the Pizza Ranch in Waukee where she told voters she is their best choice for president.
By Liz Montaquila Rick Perry has been talking tough on issues of immigration and abortion.
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By Micaeli Rourke
Congressman Ron Paul was talking business today. He held a town hall meeting at Guide One Insurance in West Des Moines. Guide One insures churches, but claims it is not a faith-based company.
By Ariana Sandillo
Ron Paul wants to stop it all…wars, spending and corruption. Instead he wants freedom, property rights and sound economic policies. Today at a town hall meeting in Newton, Iowa, the republican presidential candidate told about 200 people the country needs to be run according to the constitution.
By Ariana Sandillo
By Dominique Banas
Democrats are questioning Mitt Romney’s motives concerning healthcare. Today a media conference call was held with Minneapolis Mayor and DNC Vice President RT Ryback and Iowa Democratic Chair Sue Dvorsky.
By Wynn Harrison
Iowan Democrats spent today blasting Mitt Romney. Iowa Democratic Party Chair Sue Dvorsky criticized the GOP Presidential candidate for not spending much time in the state. In a media conference call, Dvorsky denounced Romney’s record. She described him as having failed policies.
