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I'm skeptical that Trump will actually win this, but I'll keep an eye on the caucus to see what happens. As I said in the other thread, I think Rubio's polling position will be much more interesting in the long-run. If he does badly enough, maybe we'll see Kasich get his turn in the establishment spotlight, or maybe Bush will get a chance again. Hillary is going to destroy Sanders.
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pathetic little tramp posted:Watch this periscope, you can see straight up how a caucus works: MOM's spokesman is speaking first on this feed, so get ready for O'Malleymentum. The comments from Sanders supporters are hilarious.
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fknlo posted:AUDIT THE FED!!! There's been a sudden influx of viewers. Earlier the stream was filled with, "I hear that turnout is even higher than 2008; Go Bernie," and "I don't see how anyone can trust Hillary."
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538 is tentatively calling for Cruz. Really good night for Rubio.
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Rubio is gaining ground on Trump.
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Turns out, skipping the debate and losing the chance to squash Rubio was probably a bad idea.
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Chromatic posted:I thought Trump was polling extremely high in Iowa and winning there seemed like an inevitability. His supporters didn't show up. I'll be really interested in seeing how he spins the results tonight.
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Does Trump doing poorly tonight get his supporters to get off their laurels and vote in future primaries, or will Iowa completely deflate his support in favor of more well-organized campaigners, like Cruz?
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