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just curious. i have seen a couple articles this morning pointing out problems with the polling numbers and trump himself admitting to being "a little bit nervous".
Thing is, with Quinnipiac, Trump is +7 and that's within the margin.
If he loses Iowa to Cruz, that would be a big blow for him. But I don't see him losing Iowa. I think he will be first with Cruz second.
Rubio is fading away slowly. Donors will be watching this one big time. Not sure how Jeb could justify to his donors that he will be the nominee if he still comes up to about 6% in Iowa.
It's Iowa....relax....if you start taking beatings in places like New York, California, Florida, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Texas and Illinois, panic.....lot more electoral votes there...don't you think?
I think that as long as the caucus results are congruent with the polling - Trump and Cruz way in front - almost no one will think that the process is fraudulent. No matter which one wins.
There's no objective reason to get all hyped up about the Iowa results. The only reason anyone cares is that they're first.
Although it's true that a dismal showing in Iowa will tend to knock the also-rans out.
it depends on who the caucus goers who support the bottom candidates go when the bottom candidates don't have enough votes to be counted. If they predominantly break for Cruz he might win the majority. It is not winner take all though so..............
I'm more interested in the D race. I hope Sanders wins by at least 5% (and hopefully much higher)
Last edited by grampaTom; 02-01-2016 at 01:28 PM..
Ever hear of Ross Perot? What happened to him, and the election?
Clinton Won 2.0 sounds about right.
Mick
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