‘There’s not a lot of Iowa nice’: Breaking down politics at the Iowa State Fair
DES MOINES, Iowa —
The Iowa State Fair is no stranger to politics.
For state, federal and presidential candidates since the 1970s, the fair has become a popular campaign platform to mingle with voters and make their concerns known. Those candidates or supporters are also entitled to share their opinions within certain areas of the fairgrounds.
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But KCCI Political Analyst Dennis Goldford says this year has been particularly tense.
“This is particularly nasty this year,” he said. “There’s not a lot
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