Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama offered an arena full of Iowans a sharp choice between her fierce partisanship and his more conciliatory vision, between "turning up the heat on the Republicans" and "a nation healed." Full Story »
Posted by Leo Romero
Article covers a specific event that is indicative of this week's (or perhaps this minute's) dynamic between the top Democratic contenders in Iowa. The article touches on the issues of polls and the ways in which Obama and Edwards are distinguishing themselves from Clinton. The author analyzes their rhetoric and gives his opinion as to the quality of the discourse, giving Obama the highest marks and describing Clinton's speech as "a sometimes-clunky litany of alleged Republican misdeeds." Interesting to those who watch the day-to-day nuances of the race.
