Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s bus tour comes on the heels of the campaign announcing a rapid expansion of its Iowa operations.
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Democratic presidential candidate, D-Minn., will be taking on one of the most ambitious Iowa visits of the election cycle Friday when she launches a three-day 27-county bus tour through the Hawkeye state.
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar, speaks during a stop at the Corner Sundry, Dec. 6, 2019, in Indianola, Iowa. However, even with all the heavy investment in the first nominating state, Klobuchar still faces one of the biggest challenges of her campaign: how does she continue showing up in Iowa when she has a day job as a sitting senator during a historic impeachment trial? The campaign says they are still figuring it out.
As a candidate with many endorsements from local and state Iowa legislators, and with Minnesota just north of Iowa, those surrogates or family members like Klobuchar’s husband or daughter could"speak on Amy’s behalf," according to Dillon. "It is my constitutional duty," Klobuchar said."I will find a way because I am really good at doing two things at once -- I’m a mom. And that means doing my duty for the country by being at that trial but also going back and forth, especially to the early states."
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