Iowa Caucus!

[randomname4888]

fuck paul 10% hopfully hel do better in NH

[FlyGuyOU]

i think its great paul got 9000+ votes, considering how few of people vote in iowa and the age demographic of people voting, RP got 3x as many votes as Giuliani.

Keep up the Revolution!

[bestbet]

Ron Paul placed 5th with 10% Giuliani only took 4% hahahhaha
i wish Ron would have done better

Im so happy for OBAMA
Hip Hip Hurray!!!!

Im also glad Hilary and Romney were bitch slapped in the polls

[epxroot]

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[Fencewalker]

Yeah, Paul coming in 5th will put a damper on some folks, but I'm ok with it since it was Iowa.

Hillary coming in 3rd made my night.

[dragonrider]

I'm glad to see Obama come out on top for the Dems in Iowa. Maybe he can build some momentum out of this. Kind of a pleasant surprise that Hillary was third.

McCain didn't do as well as I would have hoped, but about as expected. He should do well in New Hampshire. I was glad to see Romney denied --- that guy is a plastic robot.

I think I'd like to see the race come down to Obama and McCain as the nominees --- very different policies, but both men of character and honesty, I think. We would have two decent choices.

[Nailhead]

Well the most possitive thing I can say is....

SATAN CAME IN 3RD AND IS GOING DOWN....BOO YA JESUS WINS AGAIN

hehe, j/k :P

As for the republicans, I was really shocked Thompson did as well as he did, I mean, come on, it's Thompson, he beat out Paul and McCain, how did he beat McCain??? I guess Iowans will fall for actors more easily than other areas, probably also why Romney was able to do so well for so long too.

If you look at the numbers, Paul did do bad, but compared to McCain and Thompson he wasn't that far behind, only a few points. Coming in 5th is still bad though, especially when Giuliani wasn't even hoping to win Iowa, and Hunter, well he hasn't been very strong anywhere has he? So it almost is as if Paul came in last which is bad. However, the numbers are close and he still has the ability to do much better in New Hampshire with their larger independent crowd, but I was really hoping he could at least get in 3rd or 4th to propel him in NH.

If Paul doesn't do well in New Hampshire then that will severely effect his campaign, this is probably the 1 state where he has the best chance at getting a decent number of support, so if it doesn't show chances are it won't show anywhere else either.

Now all eyes are on the "Live Free or Die" state, this weekend is going to go by sooooo slow! :stoned:

[randomname4888]

Well the most possitive thing I can say is....

SATAN CAME IN 3RD AND IS GOING DOWN....BOO YA JESUS WINS AGAIN

hehe, j/k :P

As for the republicans, I was really shocked Thompson did as well as he did, I mean, come on, it's Thompson, he beat out Paul and McCain, how did he beat McCain??? I guess Iowans will fall for actors more easily than other areas, probably also why Romney was able to do so well for so long too.

If you look at the numbers, Paul did do bad, but compared to McCain and Thompson he wasn't that far behind, only a few points. Coming in 5th is still bad though, especially when Giuliani wasn't even hoping to win Iowa, and Hunter, well he hasn't been very strong anywhere has he? So it almost is as if Paul came in last which is bad. However, the numbers are close and he still has the ability to do much better in New Hampshire with their larger independent crowd, but I was really hoping he could at least get in 3rd or 4th to propel him in NH.

If Paul doesn't do well in New Hampshire then that will severely effect his campaign, this is probably the 1 state where he has the best chance at getting a decent number of support, so if it doesn't show chances are it won't show anywhere else either.

Now all eyes are on the "Live Free or Die" state, this weekend is going to go by sooooo slow! :stoned:

no the antichrist got 3rd hahaha

[dragonrider]

Nailhead, I don't think we usually would agree on policy, but I do agree with your analysis.

Glad to see Hillary knocked down a peg. I don't think she is actually Satan, but there is something disturbing about her, something not of this world...

Thompson is a surprise and I hope it is s fluke and he fades quickly. He's a lot better actor than he is politician (and I'm NOT saying he is a good actor). I would have liked to see McCain beat at least Thompson in Iowa. I think McCain will do much better in New Hampshire.

Ron Paul did not have a strong showing, but New Hampshire is more likely to be his kind of territiory. I don't think he is going to last long if he doesn't do well there.

[r0k]

P4B, I don't understand your total aversion for Ron Paul. I'm not going to provide any arguments for liking him, as I'm quite sure you've heard them all, I just want to know where you're coming from.

(Sorry for thread hijack)