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So now this will be the excuse used if Paul loses in Iowa? The Paul sheep never cease to amaze!
Well, you have not been following the events surrounding this as closely as me. Also, there has not been a coordinated attack against any other candidate from the establishment itself, other Paul.
Well, you have not been following the events surrounding this as closely as me. Also, there has not been a coordinated attack against any other candidate from the establishment itself, other Paul.
So, yes, if he loses, this will be a reason.
Without convincing, reproducible evidence suggesting otherwise, the null hypothesis must be accepted to the alternative - i.e., a candidate loses because less people voted for him/her.
And if he wins they will still not be happy for some reason. It will be a conspiracy of some sort I am sure...lol.
of course it is a conspiracy. Everything that affect Paul is just that according to his supporters. boy, will I be glad when the next couple of caucuses or primaries are over.
First off, what is "Insider Advantage" and does it have any credibiilty?
Secondly, are you Insider Advantage? If not, why are you not linking to source?
Finally, historically, the best predictor of the Iowa Caucus is the Iowa Poll. From my understanding, the final poll will be in the Des Moines Register this weekend. (Sunday?) That said, with so many without land lines these days, polls are becoming less and less reliable.
Wonders why the headline isn't about Santorum going up 10 pts?
Oh thats right, just mention Paul when it's a negative lol
Admit it: Paul's finished.
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