COLUMN BY JOHN WINGERT Who won the Drake debate? The short answer is: not Clinton. The other two candidates had their ups and downs, but they came prepared to hit Hillary Clinton hard, and they did ju…
The #DemDebate Recap: What you need to know
Read a recap of all of the action from Saturday night’s Democratic debate at Drake University.…
Live Blog: Democratic debate at Drake University
Follow along with Times-Delphic editors and reporters as Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley take the stage in Sheslow Auditorium for the second Democratic debate of the election…
#DemDebate: Meet your players
All information written by The Times-Delphic’s political columnist John Wingert Clinton: Perhaps no other candidate in the entire 2016 field is as well-known as Hillary Clinton. Her experiences …
Wait, what debate?
Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton, former Gov. Maryland Martin O’Malley and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) will be debating on campus this Saturday.…
Jefferson-Jackson dinner attracts students
In a room of over six thousand, presidential candidate Martin O’Malley told the crowd a story of an Iowa Dreamer that advocates for citizens’ rights for herself and other Americans in her position. Th…
The Democratic Debate: Sensation-less Substance
The absence of Donald Trump brought much more reasonable, policy-minded debate to the first debate of the Democratic Party’s presidential candidates, but somehow without the candidates insulting each …
Hillary Clinton takes pop culture spotlight, appeals to voters
Most recently, Clinton, playing an everyday bartender named Val, appeared in a light-hearted SNL skit alongside actress Kate McKinnon, who played Hillary Rodham Clinton.…
Iowa welcomes candidates
STORY BY NATALIE LARIMER Even though the 2016 presidential election is still a year away, Iowa’s political scene has been heating up. Just last week, Republican candidate Rick Santorum came to Drake a…
New York City mayor Bill de Blasio visits campus
Says country could be facing the worst income disparity problem since the Great Depression…
Hillary Clinton visits Des Moines, announces presidental candidacy
Former First Lady, Senator and Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton, announced on April 12 that she will run for the 2016 presidential election.…