Article 15
Dr. House slayer
- Jul 4, 2008
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I predict a lot of right wing butthurt regardless of who wins Iowa.
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I am not a Registered Republican Iowa resident, so I am not allowed to vote.
I am not a Registered Republican Iowa resident, so I am not allowed to vote.
You are better off not watching the news networks including Fox. It's nothing but fillers and goofy interviews today while they wait for the results.
Romney will win as Iowa voters show they are not the nut jobs the media has portrayed them to be
Paul will come in second and Santorum third as the nut jobs show they are still alive and kicking in Iowa
Naturally, I'd vote for Paul, but a friend of mine, on another board has an interesting theory.
There are basically three 'voting blocks' left. Romney, Paul and anybody but Romney or Paul. Since Romney and Paul look to be plateaued at somewhere around 25-30% each, that puts something like 40-50% in the 'anybody but' camp. If they can agree to get behind one candidate, which would most likely be Santorum, he could take the day.
Which would be hilarious actually. We'd have half the nation 'googling santorum'. A veritable Santorum shower across the land!
You are better off not watching the news networks including Fox. It's nothing but fillers and goofy interviews today while they wait for the results.
No kidding--the media-including FOX--has hyped this one up to 85,000 feet---
It's nothing but a bunch of crock anyway--since the Hawkeye--Cauceye hasn't picked the GOP nominee since 1979! Now I know why 2 GOP candidates in 2008 completely avoided this state.
Looks like Dr. Paul is running away with things here at USMB.
I don't believe most democrats are smart enough to strategically vote in states where they can vote, especially considering the majority that are smart enough to nominate the weakest candidate to face Obama would probably want to see Ron Paul as president rather than Obama anyway.
I have Paul wining the nomination and then beating Obama by more than 10 points.
Ron Paul just has too much going for him to lose..
Does anyone know if Iowa is winner take all or proportional?
Furthermore--I heard from one of the talking heads say--that the Iowa caucas is not even binding. What in the heck does that mean--anyone know? I assume that means that Iowa's delegates can change their mind down the road in this primary.
Who cares?
The Iowa Cocksuck doesn't mean jack.
The 2012 Iowa Caucus is now upon us. So let's see what USMB posters think.
Think about what? Who wins or who we would support?