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The strangeness of the Iowa caucus
Today Rasmussen released their latest poll showing Gingrich in the lead with 38% trailed by Romney at 17%, Paul and Cain tied at 8%, followed by the pack around the 4% mark. That’s an interesting...
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Iowa and beyond
Tonight is the final debate between the GOP presidential primary candidates before the Iowa Caucuses on Jan. 3rd. After that, there’s nothing between the candidates and the caucus other than a lot of...
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Interesting articles or postings – 12/29/2011
Here’s a list of articles or blog postings I have found interesting from my review of subscriptions today – 12/29/2011. The news covers most of the things I follow including politics, local events,...
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The Iowa Caucus is not about picking a winner
Today’s the day many of us have been waiting for. Tonight about 100,000 Iowans will head to schools, churches, meeting halls, and living rooms to sit down and cast their choice for the Republican...
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Live blogging Iowa
The Iowa Caucus day is finally here. The big question is who will survive and who will have to ask the hard questions about continuing forward. Current poll averages show Romney a little over a point...
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The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Iowa
For all the flack Iowa is taking about not being a representative selection process for a presidential nominee, it created some interesting outcomes that the Republican Party will be dealing with in...
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Forget New Hampshire, South Carolina is the state to watch
Coming off a sprint of debates, one last night hosted by ABC News/Yahoo/WMUR and one this morning hosted by NBC News/Facebook, the Republican candidates had a chance to make their case for the New...
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