Sources tell Politico that Michele Bachmann's main campaign hub is now Des Moines, Iowa.
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The National Journal is quoting an anonymous source who says the congresswoman is dropping her bid for the White House. The source says the campaign sees "no viable way forward" after her sixth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.
Ed Rollins tells MSNBC that Michele Bachmann doesn't have the "ability or the resources" to make it past Iowa in the presidential race.
Politico quotes a few anonymous sources, one of whom says the situation is "dire." They say the Republican hopeful is having trouble tapping major donors.
The tight race at the top of the ticket will have no bearing on the Iowa Caucus results for Michele Bachmann. After taking the Iowa Straw Poll in August, Bachmann returned to Iowa to finish in sixth place. When asked by the Associated Press whether she would continue on her campaign manager said 'I don't know yet.'
A scuffle broke out between Occupy Des Moines demonstrators and presidential candidate Michele Bachmann's security detail Saturday in Iowa. Police say the protesters were arrested for trespassing.
A spokeswoman for Michele Bachmann says the presidential campaign has received no word that its New Hampshire staff members have quit. But reports persist that some - or all - of Bachmann's staff in that state is resigning.
Michele Bachmann says her presidential campaign began hearing from former Herman Cain supporters on the same day Cain withdrew from the field of Republican candidates. A new Des Moines Register poll shows Bachmann running fourth in Iowa, where caucuses are less than a month away.
Michele Bachmann tells Fox News her presidential campaign will replace New Hampshire staff members who quit last week. She says she has focused more time on Iowa because its presidential caucuses precede the New Hampshire primary.