It's a pretty bottle. This is how I think most Americans thick wine we got to

sort of like like what it looks like. Back in August I went to a Cabernet for

Corey House party in Urbandale, Iowa which is just a few minutes outside at

Des Moines. Obviously I wasn't going to show up empty handed.

Do you want a brown bag for that? That's okay. This is great. Thank you very much.

So we leave the high v grocery store moderately priced bottle of wine and

hand and head over to Urbandale. I see some Corey signs.

Hi. Oh, yeah. We brought some Cabernet.

Hi. Thank you. You want to get in the store.

There are five potential caucus goers sitting in a circle and Dave and Cheryl

Jensen's living room. It's a nice scene. There's some jazz on in the background

and their big fat cat keeps wandering in and out of the room. They all

introduce themselves. I'm Lauren. Born and raised on the south side of

Chicago and a Democratic home. Mitch Smith, the field organizer we met last

week, set up this event. Besides Mitch, everyone here is in their 60s or 70s

and all but one are longtime Democrats. Two of the people in the room are

already committed to caucus for Corey Booker. They like the way he speaks.

They like his energy. They like his optimism. In the end, we want somebody who

can rock us to sleep to make us feel good at night when we go to bed and

that we'll get up in the morning and things will still be okay. Yeah.

That sounds nice. I missed that. Oh boy. Oh boy. Do I miss it? The rest of the

people there are undecided, including the hosts Dave and Cheryl. And that is

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