Pennsylvania holds the next Primary on April 22nd with 158 delegates at stake. Currently, Obama is leading in the "Delegate Won" category by 166 delegates.
Should Clinton step aside and endorse Obama or continue the battle?
Giving voice to Monona County Democrats.
Pennsylvania holds the next Primary on April 22nd with 158 delegates at stake. Currently, Obama is leading in the "Delegate Won" category by 166 delegates.
Should Clinton step aside and endorse Obama or continue the battle?
Sioux City, IA | March 24, 2008
Steve King spoke to the Sioux City Rotary Club Monday spending most of the time justifying his past flagrant comments. He stated his remarks are planned to stir discussion of key issues.
As I watch the news - listening to the economic problems facing our nation, I have to ask myself what caused this downturn.
1. Wealth Disparity
2. Iraq war
3. Trade relations
4. Loose Credit
5. All the above???
I may not have a degree in economics but I understand the "Middle Class Squeeze" principle, spending more than you make and the concept of trade. Then we account for the falling dollar and other nations buying more of our goods and services on the cheep -- meaning we pay more for their goods.
Please help me understand this logic -- Are we actually paying people to help make these choices?
Many Iowans are once again embarrassed by Congressman Steve King’s (R-IA) flagrant racist remarks regarding Barack Obama and the joy "terrorists" would feel worldwide if he were elected as the next President of the United States. The truth is, there would be worldwide dancing in the streets by countries looking to Obama as the answer to hope and change, but King chose instead to focus on and identify with extremist groups. (Imagine that.)
Is this another case of “lights out, doors locked” in King’s perception of current events or is he just campaigning for Hillary Clinton? Let’s remember, King gave "credit" to Hillary for the S-CHIP bill when it rightfully belonged to Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA).
If the people have not yet figured it out, we are given a choice on Election Day. We have a two party system that allows voters to make decisions based not just on party preference, but the candidate they feel best for any given office.
3/7/08 Steve King (R-IA)| "Throughout my time in Washington, I have delivered the truth from Washington," King said at the news conference. "Standing up on principle often means taking some arrows, but we have pulled together to make a difference."