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Video: Family split among Clinton, Obama, Edwards

Here are some clips from the campaign trail in Iowa, including the journey to the Comfort family home

Swift-caucusing

Candidates told their supporters for months that "caucusing is easy," and the rapid-fire caucus I observed was no exception. It was over in about 80 minutes. Here's the timeline:

Hillary: "I'm ready"

MILFORD, N.H. -- Sen. Hillary Clinton's new campaign signs, frantically waved by two thirds of the crowd here at the New Hampshire Democratic Party's 100 Club fundraising dinner, are emblazoned with one word: "Ready."

Iowa post-mortem: Hillary says she needs more cash

Sen. Hillary Clinton is telling supporters this morning she intends to fight for every vote in New Hampshire and beyond.

Obama: Heal the nation

MILFORD, N.H. - Sen. Barack Obama had the friendliest crowd tonight - New Hampshire voters who were very much "

'Goodbye, good luck and good riddance?'

DES MOINES, Iowa -- That's the chorus line from one of the closing numbers in "Caucus! The Musical," a theater production running in Iowa to celebrate and ridicule the presidential process.

"Reviews are in," post-spin edition

MANCHESTER, N.H. -- I was so late on deadline I never made it to the Spin Room tonight after the debate. But not to worry, plenty of spin is flooding my

Raw video: Clinton's sound trouble

IN THE MOTORCADE, SOUTH OF MANCHESTER — Sen. Hillary Clinton rallied her volunteers this morning before they did a neighborhood canvass on her behalf. She was in good spirits but her sound equipment was in bad shape.

Clinton's new line of attack

NASHUA, N.H. - We got a first listen of it at last night's debate, but Sen. Hillary Clinton today has reframed her argument against Sen. Barack Obama as "talk versus action" and "rhetoric versus results."

Clinton recruits out-of-staters to pack rally

Reporters who walked into this Nashua high school today were immediately struck by the crowd - there are visibly more people here for Sen. Hillary Clinton than were here for Sen. Barack Obama yesterday in the same location.