Clinton wants scholarships, child care for student parents

The groundwork laid by Trump’s sizeable Iowa staff, with 10 paid operatives and growing, is the clearest sign yet that the unconventional candidate is looking beyond his summer media surge and attempting to win February’s first-in-the-nation caucuses.

Although not technically on a stick (the “stick” involved is the bone in the chop) the pork chop on a stick is a popular item not only with the general public but with celebrities and politicians who come to the fair.

Also in the race are former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley, ex-Sen.

“This time, 17 Republicans are coming to Iowa to ask for your vote and support in the caucuses”, says candidate Mike Huckabee.

When the pack reached Grand Avenue, the fair’s main drag, Trump’s helicopter buzzed overhead as Clinton walked past stands selling funnel cakes, corn brats and lemonade. “I still believe that works and that’s going to speak to the success of the candidate”, he said.

Rudy Giuliani couldn’t resist grabbing a bite to eat at the Iowa State Fair in 2011.

But Bush contrasted his willingness to engage with the carefully managed appearances of Clinton. Sanders said. “I apologize”.

The former secretary of state went on to insist the ongoing investigation into her email server and whether classified information was sent to her personal email account was “not about emails or servers either – it’s about politics”.

After labeling former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush “a puppet to his donors”, Trump bragged to reporters about turning down a $5 million donation offer, saying he would spend $1 billion on his own campaign “if I had to”.

“In the absence of a debate, Trump’s lead widens because he swallows up the political oxygen, but when that oxygen is spread out more evenly in a debate, it breathes life into the other candidates, and the race gets closer”, said Paleologos. “It’s what’s for breakfast, lunch and dinner”.

He proclaimed his endorsement via a letter which was posted on the web site of the Des Moines Register.

Dianne Bystrom, director of the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics, told FoxNews.com that candidates who remain positive and avoid controversy woiuld make the most impact with voters at the event.

“I think the fact that he’s a strong proponent of workers rights, and working people need to be treated fairly is important to Michigan”, he said.

He pointed to his statements about criminal Mexican immigrants (“the people understood it, even though the press didn’t want them to”) and his slam against Arizona Sen. “We had a little connection there, I felt”.

The Democratic candidate for president said he supports construction of the Keystone pipeline and called Ronald Reagan one of his two favorite presidents of the 20th century.

In a report by cbsnews.com, the candidates will be facing uncontrolled audience and it’s up to them how to deal with hecklers, their outfit for a good impression as well as the food that they’re going to eat as all of these will be observed by the fair visitors.