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Headlines from October 20th, 2007
Clinton Downplays Frontrunner Status in Iowa
Tells voters Saturday: “I like to feel as though I’m running 10 or 20 points behind and try to reach out and earn the support of as many Iowans as possible.” Des Moines Register, 12:10 PM
Clinton Camp Returned $7,000 to Chinatown Donors
Following Friday LA Times article, campaign tells the New York Times they returned money after event. HALPERIN'S TAKE: Difference in press coverage of Clinton and Obama...
Sunday New York Times Fascinating Look at Howard Dean
The disciplined party chairman who never looked "presidential." New York Times, 11:20 AM
Republicans Behind Democrats on Iowa Time
Candidate visits dropped off after Ames straw poll. Mason City Globe Gazette, 10:26 AM
Romney Nabs Pro-Life Movement Founder's Backing
Dr. John Willke announces endorsement Saturday, slams other GOP candidates' records. Plus: Biden gets Iowa paper and Dodd gets former NH Democratic chair George Bruno, a key supporter to Bill Clinton in '92.
Colbert's Fake Candidacy Brings in Cash for SC
The Comedy Central star has raised $13,000 for South Carolina schools since he announced his "run" for the White House. The State, 9:10 AM
Wash Times: Giuliani Nomination Strategy Risky
Front-page story says Florida/Feb. 5 focus could be faulty. Washington Times, 5:49 AM
Friday at Values Voter
McCain, Thompson and Romney stressed their conservative credentials to woo the crowd, and the GOP top tier mudslinging continued. Read The Page's coverage of Friday's summit here.
Michigan Headed for Caucuses?
Michigan GOP chair said Friday the state might repeal the Jan. 15 law and have caucuses instead -- something he said the Edwards camp is quietly advocating. NH Union Leader, 1:13 AM
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