Hickenlooper: Vast majority of campaign's problem 'was me'

PERRY, Iowa — Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper said Sunday"the vast majority of the problem with the campaign was me," but promised to stay in the Democratic presidential race and become a better candidate. That is despite calls from his own staff for him to exit the presidential race and run for Senate instead.

Hickenlooper acknowledged that"there's just a bunch of skills that don't come naturally to me" that are essential to campaigning —"like being a really good debater, being real smooth with wealthy donors."The frank assessment of his challenges come after a number of top staffers on Hickenlooper's presidential campaign left the team, after Hickenlooper failed to gain traction in early polls and has struggled to raise money in the first few months of his campaign.

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