Pigs protest Pentagon pork at Johnston GOP debate scene
At the Johnston televised debate Bush and Forbes supporters clashed on the lawn of Iowa Public Television studios. Two men in pink pig costumes from Iowans for Sensible Priorities delivered play money and sang Hail to the Pork. Rosanne Freeburg, 72, pursued Bush kisses, while 81 year old Paul Sandhorst backed Forbes.
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WWII veteran protest targets Clinton at GOP debate
John Strong a 58 year old West Des Moines resident used a Clinton mask and sign to deride Clinton during a Republican presidential debate. Dorothy Stokes dressed as Monica Lewinsky accompanied him. Forbes supporters and signs crowded IPTV studios while John McCain spoke to reporters nearby.
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Tax debate highlights tax cut plans and party divisions
In Des Moines a high profile debate features Bush defending tax cuts while Forbes condemns them as illusionary. McCain, Bauer, Keyes, and Hatch champion varied tax ideas including a national sales tax and preserving Social Security.
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Bradley weighs immigration on campaign trail debates in Iowa
Bradley defends legal immigration, calls for enforcing current law on illegal entrants and improving deterrence. He compares debates to tennis matches and stresses speaking plainly about policy differences with Gore, while noting immigration labor needs in math and science.
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