Democrats scramble to compete with each other – and Trump – after Iowa

by Evelyn Reynolds 5 February 2020, 18:02 199 Views

Candidates try to regain footing in New Hampshire while Trump expects acquittal in final vote of impeachment trial

Tired and bickering Democratic candidates frantically crisscrossed New Hampshire on Wednesday morning as they tried to regain their footing after the breakdown of the Iowa caucuses voting process threw the 2020 US election into chaos earlier in the week.

On the day that a buoyant Donald Trump went from a triumphalist State of the Union address to expecting acquittal in the final vote of his impeachment trial in Washington, Democrats scrambled to appear competitive both with Trump and with each other on a tense campaign trail.

Source: US Politics - theguardian.com

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Democrats scramble to compete with each other – and Trump – after Iowa

Labour's Richard Burgon pledges to change rules so party cannot back military action without membership vote

Testing America’s National Character

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