Tension rises in Iowa

Tension rises in Iowa

World February 2, 2016 00:14

- US presidential candidates try to start in the last hours before the first primaries, even with all their might to persuade the people of Iowa to vote for them.

The tension rises in the agricultural state in Central America. From tonight 02. 00 hours Dutch time come the supporters of the Republican and Democratic party in numerous halls and churches in the Christian-conservative area together, to discuss who their candidate should be the battle for the White House.

Donald Trump is there on behalf of the Republicans in the polls in Iowa for good. His main opponent Ted Cruz, a deeply conservative senator from Texas, is troubled by the popular real estate tycoon. Should Trump also conservative Iowa conquered then this may constitute a kickstart for the rest of his campaign.

When Democrats Hillary Clinton should try Bernie Sanders to hold them off. The former First Lady is still suffering from the email scandal, making people question its reliability. Sanders, a socialist senator from Vermont, seems more and more residents of the Hawkeye State the alternative, although they do not agree with all his views.

Following the election in Iowa on foot via the Twitter feed of our correspondent Herman Tribe:

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