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Democratic congressional candidate Rob Hubler wants people to remember amid all the Sarah Palin hoopla over the last eight days that Republicans still have an eight-year record in the White House to defend. In Omaha, Neb., with two other Democratic candidates for the U.S. House, Hubler, who is running against U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, [...]

Speaking in Spencer earlier  this week, Democratic congressional candidate Rob Hubler argued that the Republican Party is letting down ethanol producers. Hubler faces U.S. Rep. Steve King in the general election for Iowa’s Fifth District.

An internal poll conducted for Democratic congressional candidate Rob Hubler shows incumbent Steve King with a major lead in name recognition in Iowa’s sweeping Fifth District.

Former Western Iowa Congressman Berkley Bedell has been named the chairman of Democratic congressional candidate Rob Hubler’s Fifth District campaign. The Hubler campaign’s press release is below.

U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, told his constituents in Spencer that opponent Rob Hubler and a coalition of “”hard-core left” forces are targeting him, and making the Fifth District race “personal.”

In a display of what might be called hubris, U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Kiron, who has declined to debate his Democratic opponent, asked a reporter to contact U.S. Sen. Barack Obama and set up a debate between himself and the Democratic presidential candidate.

Tom Vilsack says U.S. Rep. Steve King’s often provocative comments are more than embarrassing for Iowa.

In a piece in the Sioux City Journal, former Democratic Congressman Berkley Bedell not surprisingly endorses his party’s candidate, Rob Hubler of Council Bluffs, in a race against U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Kiron. But he adds some points about partisan politics and a lack of a team approach from King affecting the district in Bedell’s [...]

Western Iowa Democratic congressional candidate Rob Hubler has inked a comprehensive consulting agreement with high-profile strategist Joe Trippi, a chief architect of modern Internet politics.

Art Cullen of the Storm Lake Times says the nation (and the rest of the state) shouldn’t judge western Iowa on its loudest mouth, U.S. Rep. Steve King.
(And he gives Iowa Independent a shoutout!)