“A number of Donald Trump’s allies are growing concerned that his lead in Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses isn’t built to last,” NBC News reports.
“Trump supporters are trying to beef up the campaign’s lean Iowa operation with more experienced hires. They are scrambling to fill roles handling regional political work around the state — jobs that ‘should have been filled six to eight months ago,’ according to one Republican operative based in Iowa.”
“And they are preparing for months of battle against Republican presidential opponents who trail badly in the polls but have built better machinery to find and secure votes.”
