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OSCEOLA, Iowa — Of the hundred people at a campaign town hall event one recent afternoon, two stuck out. All of the other Iowans on hand to see the latest presidential candidate to come through Osceola, a town of about 4,800 south of Des Moines, were white. “It is Osceola,” shrugged Diane Bland, 56, a caregiver and native Iowan. “It’s …
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February 2, 2020
