Does the GOP's debate criteria change how candidates campaign in Iowa?
GOP presidential candidates are on the Iowa caucus campaign trail less, and they’re relying more heavily on TV ads to get their message across.
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GOP presidential candidates are on the Iowa caucus campaign trail less, and they’re relying more heavily on TV ads to get their message across.
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Former President Donald Trump is facing a possible second federal indictment after receiving a so-called target letter from the special counsel, Jack Smith, in connection with the criminal investigation into Trump's efforts to hold onto power after he lost the 2020 election.
Former Vice President Mike Pence laughed off claims that he is a "Republican in Name Only," claiming he has "the most conservative record of anybody" in the 2024 Republican primary race.
Donald J. Trump still has his defenders among the 2024 primary field, but even their immediate reactions to the former president’s receipt of a so-called target letter were notably muted.