Parade of Democratic 2020 hopefuls push for momentum in Iowa
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5 Min ReadCLEAR LAKE, Iowa (Reuters) - A cavalcade of Democratic presidential hopefuls on Friday tried to turn a few precious minutes before Iowa voters into the momentum needed to catapult their campaigns in the pivotal state. He has no interest in unifying this country.” Trump, he said, has adopted a political strategy of “hate, racism and division.” Former U.S. Congressman Beto O’Rourke, who is from El Paso, did not speak at the event, but appeared in a video accusing Trump of fostering “hatred, racism and intolerance.” Tim Ryan, a U.S. congressman from Ohio, urged Congress to pass an assault weapons ban.
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