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(D) Joe Neguse
(D) Michael Bennet
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(D) Jena Griswold
(D) Brian Mason
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(D) Jerry DiTullio
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(D) Manny Rutinel
(D) Yadira Caraveo
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January 03, 2012 08:06 PM UTC
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has promised to bring his salamander self forward with negative programming against the Mitt. Can’t wait. Now that he has been deprived of his self proclaimed leadership status he is going to ensure our President’s reelection
I already posted a thread just like this one, and someone front-paged it. Did you miss it?
mine was 8 minutes earlier, and things are changing fast!
Saw this one first but also voted on yours.
Here’s my prediction.
By the numbers, it will be Romney on top, Ron Paul close behind, and Santorum making big strides to become a strong third. Santorum will make a surprising leap in raw numbers and will have momentum going into New Hampshire. Bachman will continue to talk abut miracles happening in New Hampshire through Florida and will sound like a fruit loop. Gingrich will blame Romney’s victory on his piles of money (and be partially correct in doing so). Huntsman will bail soon.
included in your poll. Because at this point, I don’t.
that’d be my choice (likely Ralphie’s too)
I don’t know if “care” is the right word for how I feel here. More like morbid curiosity.
What the all those hundreds of prescient Iowa voters think about anything is almost as interesting to me as a Broncos’ game.
I can’t help but feel that the only reason people care about this is because it’s on television . . . and, the only reason it’s on television is because there are no margins in real news coverage or original programming, . . . and there’s a whole lot of empty minutes in their 24-hour broadcasting cycle otherwise.
for joining the Republican Presidential field.
(Their electorate, however, would most certainly punish your honesty.)
To be a true Republican, one must know and believe sufficiently many falsehoods.
True Republicans are proud of their ignorance. Remember some of the dumb things Cain said when he was leading? Those were NOT the things that hurt his candidacy and led him to drop out.
will be the people of Iowa who won’t have to deal with the traveling clown show and the insipid, incessant ads bombarding them 24/7 anymore.
some registered voters are receiving up to 10 phone calls/campaign spam daily.
And the real loser here is New Hampshire voters, who are about to be put through the same ordeal.
is sick to death of it–even the ones who worked on the campaigns.
Our turn is coming soon enough too.
that Barack Obama will win.
He said across the state when he talked to people the names that came up were Romney, Paul, & Gingrich. He’s just 1 person (with family across the state) but still a bit different from the polls.
ps – My guess is Romney/Paul close to tied and Santorum quite a ways back.
The Iowa economy.
I would guess this Circus has added upwards of $20,000,000 to the Iowa economy. $16,000,000 of that in TV ads, for sure.
which comes out to $200 per caucus vote — what a friggin’ grifters dream.
So that’s why all that caucus vs. primary fighting was happening between the states. Whichever one goes first gets to play under the scope of nationwide media and feels like the belle of the ball being courted by every Tom, Dick, & Mary playing clowns in this GOP circus.
with FL primary @ Jan 31st, we’ll likely see her call it off very early Feb.
She has no standing in New Hampshire, she’s cancelling events & pulling back staff in S. Carolina, and she just doesn’t get any traction in FL. She’s gonna limp out of Iowa besting Huntsman and maybe squeak by Parry but that’s as good as it gets.
She’ll claim media sexism killed her campaign and angry catty attacks on her fe-man Marcus just hurt too much. She’ll stiff her vendors, piss off her “loyal” staff and hire herself another new Chief of Staff for ’12 (can’t even count how many that makes in her House tenure).
Judging by the vote for Perry.
Now that Newt is damaged and disappearing, will his venom be focused on Mitt?
Never thought of Newt as viable, but he is dangerous. If Mitt doesn’t make some backroom peace soon, Newt may just wound Mitt enough to open up running room for Santorum, who despite his unfortunate (or well deserved) google problems, is personable and more formidable than he appears.
His only GOP weaknesses are lack of money and lack of belief in his ability to win the general.
There’s 20%, maybe 25% he can get. But he hits a hard ceiling at that number.