GE2015 Party Election Broadcast: Liberal Democrats (01Apr15)
Liberal Democrats first GE2015 election broadcast. Recorded from BBC1 HD, 01 April 2015.
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SCIENCE Matters - Dr Julian Huppert - Liberal Democrats
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Story highlights There are few similarities between Democrats Martin O'Malley and Jim Webb But they find themselves in a similar position as long-shot presidential hopefuls
Both Democrats are toying with a presidential run, both are facing long odds in that endeavor, and both shared a stage at the Polk County Democrats Awards Dinner in Des Moines, Iowa, on Friday night.
But, as was evident at the dinner, that is where the similarities end.
O'Malley is a former mayor and Maryland governor who seems most at home when he is pressing the flesh at events and introducing himself to anyone who would extend their hand. Webb, on the contrary, is a decorated Vietnam War veteran and former senator from Virginia who comes across as more stoic and, at times, uncomfortable with retail politics.
Before the event, O'Malley confidently cruised the union hall. He took selfies with young environmental activists and chatted with sometimes tepid supporters who admitted their other political allegiances.
"It is a marathon, not a sprint," one man told O'Malley, a nod to his long odds in the 2016 Democratic nomination process. "Yes, it is; it's a marathon," O'Malley responded.
"Welcome to Iowa," said another man. "We hope to see you here more."
O'Malley smiled, "Thanks a lot. I hope you do, too."
Webb wasn't nearly as active, opting instead to stay close to his seat near the front of the venue and chat with a small group of people around him. As Webb cut into his sizable helping of pork, O'Malley was standing directly behind him, shaking hands.
The former Virginia senator, after possibly seeing O'Malley making the rounds, did stand up and shake hands with a few of the diehard Democratic activists in the room.
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A tale of two Democrats in Iowa