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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2008
Page
1
In Eldoret a mob torched a Kenya Assemblies of God Church where families hid from violence after the disputed election. At least 35 people died, many of them children, amid broader clashes leaving 18 dead in Eldoret overnight and reports of revenge killings among rival tribal groups.
Cedar Rapids college junior Stephanie Crowley plans to caucus for the first time at Taft Middle School. She reflects on the 2004 caucus and says she may back Mike Huckabee, noting Iowa’s pivotal early role and the civic focus of participating. She looks forward to the experience and wants to gauge candidate positions.
On the eve of the Iowa caucuses, the field of candidates is summarized with key positions and omissions. Voters are directed to www.iowacaucus.com or candidate websites for more information.
A digest of 2008 Democratic politicians including Delaware's senator on foreign relations seeking Iraq reform, Hillary Clinton aiming to restore international standing, Chris Dodd praised for bipartisanship and military service, John Edwards promoting universal health care and tax relief, Dennis Kucinich pushing to end the Iraq war and impeach Dick Cheney, Barack Obama pictured as a reformer, Richardson pledging to bring troops home and pursue aggressive diplomacy amid past energy-security issues.
A compact overview cites Rudy Giuliani as a 9/11 mayoral leader with faith shaping his views, Duncan Hunter's border fencing push and tax stance, John McCain’s POW experience and Iraq stance, Mitt Romney’s Olympic turnaround and governance shift, and Fred Thompson’s pro life, security focused platform. It notes varied tax, spending, and military positions across these figures.
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