How Iowa Became The First Primary State (Inside Bernie's Campaign HQ)
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February 10, 2016
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6:40Now PlayingHillary Clinton beat Bernie Sanders in the 2016 Iowa caucus by .3%. Ted Cruz bested Donald Trump in the historic contest. But why is Iowa always first? How did it become the state the nation looks to to kick off the presidential election every four years. Bernie Sanders' Iowa campaign coordinator shares with Jimmy Dore the history of the caucus and why it remains in the one spot.
Conducted at Bernie Sanders Headquarters in Des Moines Iowa on the day before the Feb 1st 2016 Caucus.
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