should reflect the nation, he said, but he also worries about rural voters in his state getting overlooked. Scholten is diplomatic about the argument that 2020 should be Iowa’s last first-in-the-nation caucuses, based on the state’s lack of racial and ethnic representation. Steve King, the infamous anti-choice politician who has shrugged at the notion of white supremacy. The former professional baseball player and a staffer are strategizing at a table by the door on Scholten’s second campaign to oust Republican Rep. congressional candidate running in his hometown of Sioux City, Iowa, tells Vogue. “This is the crossroads of the 2020 caucus,” J.D.
