Epstein Secrets

y Julian Castro and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio haven't qualified for next month's primary debate, so their time there was precious: "On Friday, Castro walked the fairgrounds with his family, trailed by a large media contingent that captured every little moment — including when the candidate stepp

hings that White House aspirants do when they make their quadrennial pilgrimage to this playground of fried food and presidential politics. ... For Klobuchar and other Democrats stuck near the bottom of the polls in a historically large field, the Iowa State Fair offered one of the brightest spotlights

ry Julian Castro and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio haven't qualified for next month's primary debate, so their time there was precious: "On Friday, Castro walked the fairgrounds with his family, trailed by a large media contingent that captured every little moment — including when the candidate steppe

hings that White House aspirants do when they make their quadrennial pilgrimage to this playground of fried food and presidential politics. ... For Klobuchar and other Democrats stuck near the bottom of the polls in a historically large field, the Iowa State Fair offered one of the brightest spotlights o

ldn't be the best candidate to reassemble that coalition. "Well, what I hear out there is that people are ready for a new generation of leadership," Castro said. "When the Democrats have won in the modern era of presidential politics, whether it was with John Kennedy or Jimmy Carter or Bill Clinton or

s true I don't swear in public a lot — I'll put that out there — but I think that a moderate tone ... is exactly what this country wants right now," Klobuchar said. "I've been asked some about having a viral moment. I remind people that that's all those moments are. They're moments. They might help people

dn't be the best candidate to reassemble that coalition. "Well, what I hear out there is that people are ready for a new generation of leadership," Castro said. "When the Democrats have won in the modern era of presidential politics, whether it was with John Kennedy or Jimmy Carter or Bill Clinton or

true I don't swear in public a lot — I'll put that out there — but I think that a moderate tone ... is exactly what this country wants right now," Klobuchar said. "I've been asked some about having a viral moment. I remind people that that's all those moments are. They're moments. They might help people