I think Paul can win new hampshire if he gets the ball rolling in iowa (Ron Paul, vote)
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intrade who i love for markets has ron paul slated to finish 1 in iowa. he's projected to win it if it happened today. he's gotta roll that momentum to new hampshire now.
now looking at new hampshire on intrade:
romney is a huge favorite with paul in second.
new hampshire primary is 1/10.
if he wins iowa, look for romney's 76 in mass to come down and pauls 12 percent chance in iowa to come up.
intrade who i love for markets has ron paul slated to finish 1 in iowa. he's projected to win it if it happened today. he's gotta roll that momentum to new hampshire now.
now looking at new hampshire on intrade:
romney is a huge favorite with paul in second.
new hampshire primary is 1/10.
if he wins iowa, look for romney's 76 in mass to come down and pauls 12 percent chance in iowa to come up.
intrade who i love for markets has ron paul slated to finish 1 in iowa. he's projected to win it if it happened today. he's gotta roll that momentum to new hampshire now.
now looking at new hampshire on intrade:
romney is a huge favorite with paul in second.
new hampshire primary is 1/10.
if he wins iowa, look for romney's 76 in mass to come down and pauls 12 percent chance in iowa to come up.
Why do you even bother with these threads? We all know you aren't REALLY a Ron Paul supporter.
Yeah, it is possible, but I would be amazed if it happened. People in New Hampshire seem to really love Mitt Romney. I'd be surprised to see him get within 5 points of Romney, but you never know.
I heard the other day that an incredible pct, about 60 IIRC, of likely caucus attendees say they still have not firmly made up their minds. Reading between the lines I suspect that shows trepidation about the choices. If so that could be to the advantage of the safe choice, namely Romney. Young lady might be tempted by the handsome rake, the brilliant, brooding artist, but when it's time to say I do she goes with Mr. safe, solid, & dependable.
Yeah, it is possible, but I would be amazed if it happened. People in New Hampshire seem to really love Mitt Romney. I'd be surprised to see him get within 5 points of Romney, but you never know.
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Originally Posted by wutitiz
I heard the other day that an incredible pct, about 60 IIRC, of likely caucus attendees say they still have not firmly made up their minds. Reading between the lines I suspect that shows trepidation about the choices. If so that could be to the advantage of the safe choice, namely Romney. Young lady might be tempted by the handsome rake, the brilliant, brooding artist, but when it's time to say I do she goes with Mr. safe, solid, & dependable.
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