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December 28, 2011 10:00 PM UTC

Who Will Win the Iowa Caucus?

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  • by: Colorado Pols

With the Iowa Caucus less than a week away now (January 3rd), is Rep. Ron Paul really the frontrunner to win “The Hawkeye State” and take the first state for the Republican Presidential field? MSNBC’s First Read takes a look at the all-out brawl underway:

We saw Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum blast Ron Paul, with Gingrich even saying that he wouldn’t vote for Paul if he becomes the GOP nominee. Text messages sent to Iowa Republicans questioned Mitt Romney’s anti-abortion bona fides, according to NBC’s Alex Moe. Romney, as NBC’s Jo Ling Kent reported, compared Gingrich’s inability to get on Virginia’s ballot to “Lucille Ball and the chocolate factory,” even as he focused most of his fire on President Obama. And late last night, we learned that a new pro-Gingrich Super PAC, Strong America Now, has sent direct mail pieces to Iowa Republicans calling Romney “the second-most dangerous man in America.”

What say you, Polsters? Cast your vote after the jump. Remember, as always, we want to know who you believe will win on Tuesday, not who you support or who you wish to see victorious.

Who Will Win the Iowa Caucus?

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