Senator Hillary Clinton of New York greeted supporters after speaking to a heavily union crowd in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
(Charlie Neibergall/Associated Press)
Clinton reaches out to middle-class voters
Delivers speech on the economy to Iowa crowd
Senator Hillary Clinton of New York greeted supporters after speaking to a heavily union crowd in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
(Charlie Neibergall/Associated Press)
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Barnstorming through small-town Iowa yesterday, Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton sought to shore up her weakest flanks by making an intense plea for the support of middle-class voters with an increasingly populist message on taxes, trade, and the economy. (Full article: 829 words)
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