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Iowa voters last night, and heard a lot of frustration from folks that there was more talk about wine caves than there were about gun violence or reproductive rights. We begin right there with that final democratic debate of 2019, a night of crackling and intense exchanges over health care, experience, and yes, wine caves as they relate to the role of money in american politics. A night with Bernie Sanders and joe biden in the middle, because the most familiar faces in this race have been the most resilient in the National Polls. A night that closed this sixyear series in the sprint to iowa. B...

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The rich history of art as protest is a forceful feature of a progressive-leaning Iowa organization that’s been elevating the medium in the months ahead of what is expected to be among the most contentious of American elections. The art is as strong as the passions for politically minded people, from liberal to independent, gathering […] The post Inside angle: The power of hand-made political protest poster art in a digital age appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

Joe Biden In an interview with Missouri political activist Jess Piper, Iowa journalist Doug Burns captured this statement: "I specifically don't talk about Biden because all he's doing is delivering roads and that sort of thing, but they need to talk about who's really impacting their life and that's people in the Statehouse," Jess Piper,…

Even with strong job growth, infrastructure development, including boosts to ag regions, and other financial metrics trending positively, President Joe Biden is struggling to break through on the economy with