Linn Dems mourn Harkin withdrawal in Iowa race
Linn County Democrats express disappointment after Tom Harkin ends his presidential bid. Pat Marshall says Harkin remains influential on national Democratic goals, while Gary Shea notes Iowa caucus clout may shift. With Kerrey also out, where Iowans will vote remains uncertain.
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Harkin’s presidential bid falters amid negative press
The article traces Tom Harkin’s 1996 campaign arc as critics labeled him abrasive and negative after Sept 15. It credits his advocacy for a “New New Deal” and disability rights while noting voters perceived little appeal beyond his liberal stance and targeting of urban and black voters.
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Harkin Drops Out Of Presidential Race
Sen. Harkin bows out after poor showings in South Carolina Arizona and Wyoming caucuses. Clinton leads, Brown and Tsongas gain labor support while unions mull backing Clinton or Cuomo as the race narrows after Super Tuesday.
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