“This time of the cycle, you can’t stir the candidates with a stick”
The end of the signs is nigh. Photo: Stephen Maturen/AFP via Getty Images No matter how often you’ve experienced Iowa during caucus season, the bizarre scale of the political scene strikes you every time.
Outside this area, candidate staff, volunteers, and actual members of the voting public milled around, being periodically shushed by AFSCME folks. A lot of the people know each other from prior campaigns and from daily life in this part of the world. When the national political circus moves on from Iowa in a few days, some of them will move on to other states, but most will still be dealing with each other.
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