Impeachment Trial Keeps Candidates In D.C. Ahead Of Iowa Caucuses

The impeachment trial of President Donald Trump is affecting the campaign plans of four senators: Michael Bennett, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren. These senators must balance their roles as jurors in Washington DC with their presidential campaigns, particularly in Iowa. To maintain campaign momentum, they rely on surrogates like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Castro brothers. The trial's schedule may impact their campaign events, and Iowans, who value personal interaction with candidates, may not get the chance to meet them. The situation remains fluid, with various strategies being employed to engage voters.

How is the impeachment trial affecting the campaign plans of the senators?

• They are not affected by the trial at all.

• They are able to campaign more effectively.

• They have to balance campaign activities with their duties as jurors.

• They are focusing solely on their campaign activities.

Who is stepping in to support Bernie Sanders during the trial?

• Elizabeth Warren

• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

• Joaquin Castro

• James Carville

What approach is Michael Bennett's campaign taking during the trial?

• Sending top surrogates to New Hampshire

• Relying on family members

• Canceling all campaign events

• Focusing on Iowa only

Why is the scheduling conflict particularly challenging in Iowa?

• Iowans do not care about the trial.

• The trial is taking place in Iowa.

• Iowa is not important in the campaign.

• Iowans prefer to meet candidates in person.

What is the nature of the race due to the trial's impact?

• The race is over.

• The race is unaffected by the trial.

• The race is fluid and uncertain.

• The race is predictable.