Women outnumber and outvote men. Candidates know the importance of their support.
Each must craft a persuasive message on “women’s issues” (that would be education and healthcare for starters), and are creating special groups to attract women to their camps. Women for Guiliani, Women for Hillary, Women for Richardson, Women for Romney, you get [...]

As the 2008 election approaches, it’s clear that the candidates position on the war in Iraq will be an essential issue. A candidate who supports the war will also support a strong defense industry. A less explicit result of supporting the war will be a stronger oil industry, as occupying an oil rich country such [...]

The Iowa Caucus official website has placed a significant amount of attention on healthcare. Therefore, the 2008 candidates are going to need to put a real emphasis on the issue themselves in order to win votes of the citizens there.
Iowa claims to be the “6th most livable state,” “7th healthiest state,” and the “8th safest [...]

The Iowa Caucus is the first big test. Every candidate wants an early success to build momentum and more campaign contributions. With a tight three-way race among Democrats, the Clinton campaign, in something of a surprise, has decided to bring in Bill for Independence Day action.
In Iowa farm issues are at the forefront. [...]