Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) is beefing up resources in Iowa and accidentally confirmed her change in campaign strategy after a reporter overheard the presidential candidate telling a colleague that she is “f*cking moving to Iowa.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) Iowa political director is no longer with the campaign, it was reported Wednesday, indicating further friction within the Sanders campaign.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) have surged past former Vice President Joe Biden in Iowa after the first Democrat presidential debate.
Democrat Iowa caucus voters list three top priorities for 2020 presidential candidate: Gun control, abortion on demand, and climate change.
President Donald Trump is viewed more favorably in liberal New York City than its Democrat mayor and longshot White House candidate Bill de Blasio, according to a recently released poll.
Democrat 2020 presidential candidate Robert “Beto” O’Rourke proposed Friday in Iowa that the U.S. “allow” farmers to give up their “fair share” of crops to fight climate change.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is dominating the field of 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls in Iowa, leading his challengers by 11 points, according to a recent poll.
Democrat and Prospective 2020 presidential candidate Michael Avenatti implied on Sunday that Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) is too soft to challenge President Donald Trump.
A new survey from Gallup shows the Republican campaign for President is grinding down favorable ratings for Sen. Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Cruz’s image among Republican voters has fallen the most of the three major remaining candidates. Trump’s image, after hitting a high point last Summer, is back near its campaign lows.
Presidential caucuses don’t have to be stuffy, boring affairs — in fact, they can be a “cool, sexy way to meet people,” says Lena Dunham.
In an appearance on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” on Thursday, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) made an appearance to discuss his home state’s upcoming primary. During that appearance, host Andrea Mitchell asked Reid if he thought given the outcome
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson suggested that the controversy over Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign action during the Iowa caucus might be on the minds of voters ahead of the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday.
CNN is charging that GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) “knowingly misstated CNN’s reporting during Saturday’s Republican primary debate.”
GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson invoked President Ronald Reagan’s – someone fellow candidate Sen. Ted Cruz has channeled while campaigning – 11th commandment, attempting to avoid attacking Ted Cruz during the GOP primary debate Saturday night in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Iowa’s Des Moines Register is calling for a full audit of the Clinton vs. Sanders caucus count, and now the UK Guardian explains how the state’s Democrat Party bypassed the computer system to give at least one Bernie Sanders delegate to Hillary Clinton, without even notifying the precinct chair.
MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry published a dramatic story about a man who, she says, may have wanted to kill her as she watched caucus returns in a hotel lobby full of people.
An Iowa newspaper has documented the story of an activist for Dr. Ben Carson who was so devastated by a report from the Ted Cruz campaign that she could not speak for him at her local caucus meeting.
GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson is hoping to cash-in on his spat with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) over the Iowa caucus.
GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson is responding to the recent article by Breitbart News revealing that Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign also made phone calls to precinct captains – in addition to sending out emails – during the Iowa caucus to urge Carson supporters to caucus for Cruz because a breaking news story suggested Carson was “suspending campaigning.”
New Hampshire is now the least religious state in the United States, edging out Vermont, according to a new Gallup survey, while Mississippi retains its spot as the nation’s most religious state.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager Robby Mook acknowledged Thursday that rival Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) raised more donations is January.
Wednesday’s cover of La Opinión, the nation’s largest daily Spanish-language newspaper, prominently portrays donor-class favorite Sen. Marco Rubio with the infamous “hope and change” imagery that defined Barack Obama’s presidential campaign.
Retired neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson cites the Gospel of Matthew, saying that when it comes to his political opponents, “by their fruit you will know them.”
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump took to Twitter Wednesday morning to blast Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), saying he “didn’t win Iowa, he stole it” and that the results should be “nullified.”
With Ted Cruz’s come-from-behind victory in Iowa and Marco Rubio’s surge, we now move forward to New Hampshire knowing less than we did coming into Iowa. Will Donald Trump collapse? Does Rubio have any plans to win any state before mid-March? Can Cruz consolidate enough support to stop either one of the other two candidates? Iowa gave us few indicators.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of “The Herd” on Fox Sports 1, host Colin Cowherd reacted to GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump saying he was “honored” with his second place finish in the Iowa caucuses on Monday. Cowherd compared Trump finishing second
(CNN) Columnist Edward Luce argued Monday in the Financial Times that Donald Trump has created a new brand in politics: an upraised middle finger. Later that day in Iowa, voters rejected Trump the candidate but stole his brand: They flipped a bird at the American political elite.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump says that his experience in Iowa “was a great one” and that he was honored to place second after spending “very little there – a fraction of Cruz [and] Rubio.”
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough reacted to Rubio post-Iowa Caucus speech from a night earlier, where he finished third overall. After airing a clip comparing Rubio’s speech to then-Sen. Barack Obama’s victory speech after the 2008 Iowa
As precincts indicated a virtual tie with Hillary Clinton in the Iowa Caucus, Sen. Bernie Sanders, a socialist who represents the state of Vermont, championed hard-left ideals during his midnight address to supporters.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has pledged to continue his campaign for the Republican nomination for President of The United States, after finishing in fifth place in the Iowa Caucus.
CNN’s Gloria Borger reacted to the Iowa GOP caucus finish of Ted Cruz first, Donald Trump second and Marco Rubio third by predicting Rubio, who surprised many by finishing only 1 percent behind Trump, will now be subject to attacks by Trump. “Marco
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — GOP frontrunner Donald Trump – who placed second in the Iowa caucus to Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) – told his supporters at his Iowa caucus party in West Des Moines, Iowa on Monday night, “We will go on to win the Republican nomination.”
It is now officially a two-person race on the Democratic side, as Martin O’Malley, the former governor of Maryland, is suspending his campaign to become the Democratic Party’s nominee for President of the United States.
Whatever the Iowa result, Dr. Ben Carson says he’s in it for the long run and revealed he will fly to Florida tonight for a couple days’ rest before traveling to the next primary states, including New Hampshire and South Carolina.
Dr. Ben Carson, the retired neurosurgeon and Republican candidate for President of the United States, cited his latest double-digit poll numbers when stressing that much media is ignoring his rise in Iowa. The latest Des Moines Register poll shows Carson
As Iowans finally prepare to caucus Monday evening, the state’s Republican voters and the dozen candidates jockeying for their support agree on one big thing: Barack Obama’s presidency has been disastrous for America and the next president’s mission must be, in front-runner Donald Trump’s trademarked phrase, to “make America great again.” But the two leading candidates, Trump and Ted Cruz, are offering these disaffected voters two very different solutions for how they would achieve this.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump said he would love to run for the White House against a communist, referencing self-proclaimed socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) who is running against Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump told the audience that “believing in God [is] so important,” adding that evangelicals “really do get me.”
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump took a couple swings at competitor Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) during his rally in Waterloo, Iowa on this morning just hours ahead of the caucus. He also told his supporters, “Win, lose or draw, I love you folks.”
