As excitement mounts in Iowa over the approaching Democratic nominating contest, a quirky t-shirt and novelty goods store in Des Moines is joining in on the fun
DES MOINES, Iowa - Democratic presidential candidates fanned out across Iowa on Saturday for a frenzy of rallies and last-ditch speeches with just two days to go before the rural state kicks off the nominating process.
One of the men stood as Biden was getting underway with his speech and asked the former vice president for advice on how to get his wife back.“I’m beginning to see why your wife left you,” Biden said to cheers and laughter at a packed campaign event. “This is it. This is our moment in history, and it launches right here in Iowa!” Warren said. “We are going to make it happen.”
Warren fled Washington on Friday night as soon as the impeachment proceedings ended for the day, arriving in Des Moines for a late-night event at a crowded brewery. The bar ran out of clean glasses to keep pouring beer before Warren emerged, holding her husband’s hand and dragging him into the crowd.
In an interview last month, Clinton said no one in the Senate liked Sanders, and she criticized how his supporters treated her after she won the nomination four years ago.
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