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Doyle McManus: Candidates don't talk impeachment — but Iowa voters do

DES MOINES, Iowa - Before I visited Iowa last week to report on the 2020 campaign, I expected to find an impeachment-free zone, a piece of America's heartland where voters cared little about the inquiry that has become an obsession on Capitol Hill.

I was wrong.

Over three days in the state, I asked Democratic voters if they were paying any attention to the president's impending impeachment in the House. Most looked at me as if I had lost

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