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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · By Douglas Burns

    Booker, Buttigieg, Khanna are connecting here | CITYVIEW (opens the original)

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    U.S. Sen. Cory Booker — a potential candidate for the presidency in 2028 — is keeping in touch with at least one influential Iowa supporter. Does Booker’s check-in one recent weekday with Nancy Bobo of Des Moines mean Booker sees Iowa as filling its historic role in the presidential nominating process? Is that why he is calling Bobo, 73, the founder of Des Moines-based Women For A Stronger America, and an active Iowa Democrat, a Polk County Democratic Party Central Committee member? Hereâ€

  2. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · By Douglas Burns

    No spoiler here, says Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate in Iowa who has won local elections | CITYVIEW (opens the original)

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    Libertarian candidate for the U.S. Senate, Thomas Laehn, talks about his campaign platform. Photo by Douglas Burns. Greene County Attorney Thomas Laehn, the only Libertarian Party candidate ever elected in a partisan contest in Iowa, intends to use the Constitution to break the Democrat-Republican stranglehold on the nation’s government in his race for the U.S. Senate, he said in a wide-ranging, hour-long interview in Jefferson. Laehn, who says the American Republic is now an elective monarchy

  3. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · By Douglas Burns

    Book uncovers Des Moines’ darkest secrets | CITYVIEW (opens the original)

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    In an inviting and richly reported new book populated with larger-than-life figures cut from the fabric of everyday life in early 1900s central Iowa, the city of Des Moines emerges as the most riveting character. David and Rose Donovan’s “The Nastiest Saloon in Iowa: Murder, Prostitution, and Corruption in the Heartland” reveals an early Des Moines that is shocking and scandalous, hilarious and haunting — and, at times, all of those things on a single page. The nonfiction book is now ava

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