ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月20日 05時25分

A year from now, Des Moines, Iowa, will be the political epicenter of the United States. The Iowa State Fair: where presidential ambitions are made and broken; where a selfie of a candidate eating a double bacon corn dog is worth its weight in electoral gold. One year before the 2020 candidates descend on the #IowaStateFair, we went to see whether attendees had ideas on how the would-be presidents might win their votes. The relentless politicking seems to be testing the outer limits of “Iowa Nice,” but the state relishes its role as the first presidential caucus in the nation. @samuelhodgson took this photo of fairgoers waiting to listen to gubernatorial candidates speak at the fair last week. Visit the link in our profile to see his photo essay from the @iowastatefair, where he spent a week on #nytassignment (and ate 7 corn dogs).

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