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2005: Michigan-23 Iowa-20
Game played on October 22, 2005 in Iowa City.
Rudy in Iowa 20
Rudy Giuliani campaigns in Iowa
Barack Returns to Iowa
Barack Obama speaks in Des Moines, Iowa on the night of the Oregon and Kentucky Democratic Primaries.
Bon Jovi Always Des Moines Iowa 4-20-2008
Bon Jovi Always Des Moines Iowa 4-20-2008 Sorry everyone this is audio only as there were ushers behind me the whole night so the camcorder stayed in my pocket and well I left it on the whole time recording. Please don't ask me to upload other audio clips since I don't want to go overboard doing this and besides I didn't get the whole show anyways. I uploaded an mp3 of this song at http://blunderworld.com/bonjovi/
Oprah Winfrey Speaks for Barack Obama in Iowa - Part 1 of 2
http://www.YouDecide2008.com - Oprah Winfrey speaks at a Barack Obama campaign rally in Des Moines, Iowa from Hy-Vee Hall at the Iowa Events Center. Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTCWgljr8tY More info: DES MOINES, Iowa (CNN) — Political endorsements rarely translate into votes, but sometimes the timing of one can carry great significance. That's what Sen. Barack Obama's campaigners hope for as they pick up the backing of Oprah Winfrey less than one month from the Iowa caucuses. The three-state "Oprah-bama" tour starts at a Des Moines, Iowa, rally Saturday in a space that can accommodate thousands. It then moves east to Cedar Rapids for an event expected to bring in close to 8,500 people.