Watch out: Political attacks turn nasty in Iowa

So much for Iowa Nice. It's more like Iowa Nasty. Civility usually extends to politics in the Midwestern state. But the Republican presidential campaign has become an acerbic affair. Negative ads fill TV and radio. Attacks are all over the Internet and in material stuffed in mailboxes. Many of the ...

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