Iowa Voters, Proud to be First, Say 'Enough Already!'

Every four years, the residents of Iowa get the privilege of being the first in the nation to cast their votes in the U.S. presidential primary elections. In the weeks leading up to the crucial Iowa caucuses, the massive U.S. political apparatus descends upon this largely rural Midwestern state of about 3 million people. Presidential candidates and their campaign staffs, as well as journalists and pundits from around the globe, all set up camp here. With them, comes a nonstop flow of...

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