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Candidates urge voter turnout in Iowa
Jan 1 2008 11:44PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Uplifting appeals largely replaced stinging insults Tuesday as Democratic and Republican candidates did the only thing left to do in Iowa races that are too close to call _ encourage supporters to vote for them. "The polls look good, but understand this _ the polls are not enough. The only thing that counts is whether or not you show up to caucus," Democrat Barack Obama told a fired-up crowd of young and old packed into a high school gymnasium.
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Candidates urge voter turnout in Iowa
Jan 1 2008 11:44PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Uplifting appeals largely replaced stinging insults Tuesday as Democratic and Republican candidates did the only thing left to do in Iowa races that are too close to call _ encourage supporters to vote for them. "The polls look good, but understand this _ the polls are not enough. The only thing that counts is whether or not you show up to caucus," Democrat Barack Obama told a fired-up crowd of young and old packed into a high school gymnasium.
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Candidates urge voter turnout in Iowa
Jan 1 2008 11:44PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Uplifting appeals largely replaced stinging insults Tuesday as Democratic and Republican candidates did the only thing left to do in Iowa races that are too close to call _ encourage supporters to vote for them. "The polls look good, but understand this _ the polls are not enough. The only thing that counts is whether or not you show up to caucus," Democrat Barack Obama told a fired-up crowd of young and old packed into a high school gymnasium.
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Candidates urge voter turnout in Iowa
Jan 1 2008 11:44PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Uplifting appeals largely replaced stinging insults Tuesday as Democratic and Republican candidates did the only thing left to do in Iowa races that are too close to call _ encourage supporters to vote for them. "The polls look good, but understand this _ the polls are not enough. The only thing that counts is whether or not you show up to caucus," Democrat Barack Obama told a fired-up crowd of young and old packed into a high school gymnasium.
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Candidates urge voter turnout in Iowa
Jan 1 2008 11:44PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Uplifting appeals largely replaced stinging insults Tuesday as Democratic and Republican candidates did the only thing left to do in Iowa races that are too close to call _ encourage supporters to vote for them. "The polls look good, but understand this _ the polls are not enough. The only thing that counts is whether or not you show up to caucus," Democrat Barack Obama told a fired-up crowd of young and old packed into a high school gymnasium.
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McCain highlights leadership
Jan 1 2008 7:32PM (CT)
TILTON, N.H. (AP) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Tuesday argued against rival Mitt Romney's managerial experience, saying America needs leaders like himself instead.
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McCain highlights leadership
Jan 1 2008 7:32PM (CT)
TILTON, N.H. (AP) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Tuesday argued against rival Mitt Romney's managerial experience, saying America needs leaders like himself instead.
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McCain highlights leadership
Jan 1 2008 7:32PM (CT)
TILTON, N.H. (AP) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Tuesday argued against rival Mitt Romney's managerial experience, saying America needs leaders like himself instead.
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McCain highlights leadership
Jan 1 2008 7:32PM (CT)
TILTON, N.H. (AP) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Tuesday argued against rival Mitt Romney's managerial experience, saying America needs leaders like himself instead.
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Kucinich asks supporters to back Obama
Jan 1 2008 6:58PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich on Tuesday asked his supporters to make rival Barack Obama their second choice if he doesn't meet a cutoff point for voting in Iowa's caucuses.
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Huckabee opts for Leno on caucus eve
Jan 1 2008 4:59PM (CT)
SERGEANT BLUFF, Iowa (AP) - On the eve of the Iowa caucuses, Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee will trade jokes with Jay Leno on NBC's "Tonight Show." While his rivals will be making a final appeal to the state's voters, Huckabee will be flying to Los Angeles to tape the show with Leno, who returns to the air Wednesday without striking writers.
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Huckabee opts for Leno on caucus eve
Jan 1 2008 4:59PM (CT)
SERGEANT BLUFF, Iowa (AP) - On the eve of the Iowa caucuses, Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee will trade jokes with Jay Leno on NBC's "Tonight Show." While his rivals will be making a final appeal to the state's voters, Huckabee will be flying to Los Angeles to tape the show with Leno, who returns to the air Wednesday without striking writers.
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More than geography separates Iowa, NH
Jan 1 2008 4:29PM (CT)
MANCHESTER, NH. (AP) - So long, ethanol. Hello, taxes. More than geography changes when the 2008 presidential campaign leaves the land of flat _ aka Iowa _ for New Hampshire, the Granite State. The electorate is different, and the blend of issues.
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Play of the Day: It's a family affair
Jan 1 2008 4:11PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Campaigning was a family affair for the Obamas on Tuesday _ and the Clintons, Edwardses and Romneys, too.
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Play of the Day: It's a family affair
Jan 1 2008 4:11PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Campaigning was a family affair for the Obamas on Tuesday _ and the Clintons, Edwardses and Romneys, too.
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Play of the Day: It's a family affair
Jan 1 2008 4:11PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Campaigning was a family affair for the Obamas on Tuesday _ and the Clintons, Edwardses and Romneys, too.
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Play of the Day: It's a family affair
Jan 1 2008 4:11PM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Campaigning was a family affair for the Obamas on Tuesday _ and the Clintons, Edwardses and Romneys, too.
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Iowa final sprint is all about turnout
Jan 1 2008 5:23AM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - It's all about turning out voters now. After a year of stump speeches, TV ads and face-to-face politicking, presidential get-out-the-vote operations are in overdrive in the final hours before Iowa's caucuses. Campaigns largely are relying on traditional methods, what one operative terms the "knock-and-drag" approach _ knock on doors and drag voters to the caucuses.
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Iowa final sprint is all about turnout
Jan 1 2008 5:23AM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - It's all about turning out voters now. After a year of stump speeches, TV ads and face-to-face politicking, presidential get-out-the-vote operations are in overdrive in the final hours before Iowa's caucuses. Campaigns largely are relying on traditional methods, what one operative terms the "knock-and-drag" approach _ knock on doors and drag voters to the caucuses.
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Iowa final sprint is all about turnout
Jan 1 2008 5:23AM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - It's all about turning out voters now. After a year of stump speeches, TV ads and face-to-face politicking, presidential get-out-the-vote operations are in overdrive in the final hours before Iowa's caucuses. Campaigns largely are relying on traditional methods, what one operative terms the "knock-and-drag" approach _ knock on doors and drag voters to the caucuses.
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Iowa final sprint is all about turnout
Jan 1 2008 5:23AM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - It's all about turning out voters now. After a year of stump speeches, TV ads and face-to-face politicking, presidential get-out-the-vote operations are in overdrive in the final hours before Iowa's caucuses. Campaigns largely are relying on traditional methods, what one operative terms the "knock-and-drag" approach _ knock on doors and drag voters to the caucuses.
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Iowa final sprint is all about turnout
Jan 1 2008 5:23AM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - It's all about turning out voters now. After a year of stump speeches, TV ads and face-to-face politicking, presidential get-out-the-vote operations are in overdrive in the final hours before Iowa's caucuses. Campaigns largely are relying on traditional methods, what one operative terms the "knock-and-drag" approach _ knock on doors and drag voters to the caucuses.
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