Dispatch from Iowa
Before you can win the presidency, you have to survive Iowa. Marie Claire contributing editor Chloe Angyal reports from the ground.
Yes, I'm talking about the moderators.
Phone banking, door knocking, and sometimes, unfortunately, early drop outs.
It was his rally, but a lot of the septuagenarian's supporters were there to hear what the 30-year-old congresswoman had to say.
The frontrunner for the Iowa caucus had just enough time to answer your five most burning questions.
We couldn't have taken a few minutes out of three hours to talk about this issue that impacts literally everyone?
In one five-minute exchange, the era of the “woman candidate” came to a close.
Contributing editor Chloe Angyal, girlfriend of an Iowa state senator, explores her new role just this side of the spotlight.
“You don’t have to say, ‘oh, I have a wife or a daughter’ to care about this and to step up.”
We asked the top male presidential candidates whether—and how—they'll do that.
One contender—Elizabeth Warren—has proposed a bold universal child care plan.
At a campaign event she said that passing the ERA would be one of her first orders of business.