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January 04, 2008 08:51AM
You're right in terms of impact on the general election. However, i was speaking purely to the affect it will have on the candidates chances to get the party nomination.

You're right that Iowa will most likely still go republican, but I think its important to note that this is the biggest caucus turnout in Iowa history, and since those people are the ones that propelled Obama FTW, the general election (atleast, if he ends up being the Dem. candidate) will be a lot tighter than it was for Bush v. Kerry.

Yeah, I could be completely off about whether Huckabee being nominated for the Repubs would be good for Dems. I think it would due to his polarizing affect on non-religious liberals, as well as his socially conservative standpoint. I could be wrong, but I think less indipendant (swing) voters will vote for him than they would for Rudi or McCain, and that less people would cross party lines to vote for him.
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Looks like it will be Obama vs. Huckabee

Rade January 03, 2008 05:40PM

The local news think that it looks like Obama vs McCain.

DurNominator(VIP) January 08, 2008 03:09AM

Looked like Chuck Norris was his running mate.

Pro January 05, 2008 04:11PM

I wonder if he'll pull an Arnold Schwartznegger in a few years..

istirith January 08, 2008 02:02AM

I'll say this about Huckabee

Rade January 04, 2008 07:48PM

Impressive victory for Obama. I hope his momentum continues. nt

nightshade January 03, 2008 08:02PM

Means absolutely nothing

Lokain January 03, 2008 06:28PM

I disagree to a point...

Treebeard January 04, 2008 07:18AM

I viewed it in the exact opposite way

Lokain January 04, 2008 07:29AM

Re: I viewed it in the exact opposite way

Splntrd January 04, 2008 06:49PM

Response

Treebeard January 04, 2008 08:51AM

Re: Response

Lokain January 04, 2008 09:39AM

A Hillary/Obama ticket is not absurd to consider, and is a likely win nt

Rade January 04, 2008 07:39PM

Actually, I kind of think it is absurd.

Lokain January 04, 2008 10:26PM

It's only rare in the last twenty years

ExPaladin(VIP) January 05, 2008 02:19AM

It's not that common

jegec January 06, 2008 01:13AM

You misunderstood me, I'm talking about the winner picking the #2 guy in the primaries as his running mate

ExPaladin(VIP) January 06, 2008 11:30AM

Fair point. However,

Lokain January 05, 2008 11:58AM

I pointed out Bush, Reagan on purpose. Who do you think first called trickle-down theory "Voodoo economics"?

ExPaladin(VIP) January 05, 2008 04:12PM

It's just one state. nt

Isildur(VIP) January 03, 2008 06:00PM

Actually, when was the last time Iowa picked a winner?

ExPaladin(VIP) January 04, 2008 05:51AM

Ha!

Rade January 03, 2008 05:44PM

Re: Ha!

Death_Claw January 04, 2008 02:39PM



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