My prediction for Iowa
Democrat: Clinton
Republican: Romney For no other reason, really, then it goes against the "conventional wisdom" pick of Obama and Huckabee. The real loser tonight, regardless of the outcome, is likely going to be Guiliani who has totally lost any momentum he might have had. I also hope that after tonight we can winnow the field of also-rans. This means you, Joe Biden, Chris Dodd, Dennis Kucinich, Duncan Hunter, Ron Paul, etc. |
I just saw Huckabee on Leno, and he is quite impressive. I saw him interviewed a few days ago and was equally impressed. He may be batshit, but he's the best communicator I've seen on the Republican side since at least Reagan. That might explain how such a terrible candidate can be doing so well.
If Obama wins, I bet he gets the nomination. There aren't any black people in Iowa, so he's likely to do at least as well in most other states. |
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And speaking of Ron Paul, http://www.cougarguard.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15530
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Edwards stands to most to gain with a win. I'm calling it for Edwards.
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Let us pray that this is Huckabee's last hurrah. |
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I'd hardly call it "in flames" but it's true the pressure is now on for New Hampshire. I can't believe this party will nominate Huckabee, so if it's not Romney, my next dollar would normally be on Guiliani. Problem there is, Guiliani isn't competing in any of these early states, and he could be in a world of hurt before February 5th. I will be stunned if the party nominates McCain. It will indicate a fundamental shift of the party away from conservative values. |
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