Thread: Iowa.

Up? Or down? definitely!

I honestly don't think that the Iowa Caucus will have any impact on the market. Waaay too early in the process to have any meaningful effect.

Do you believe this?

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ALIENS SUPPORT RON PAUL IN IOWA

http://weeklyworldnews.com/politics/...-paul-in-iowa/

Two quick charts:

#1- FOUR votes separate #1 and #2.
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#2. EACH of the top three candidates just won an equal number of delegates- six apiece for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place. 4 for Newt, 3 for Perry.

It could be a long, long primary season, and if no one wins the clear majority- could come down to a brokered convention.

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This is from "the guardian"

2.45am: And that's it. Here's a final summary:

• Mitt Romney has won Iowa caucuses by a sliver over Rick Santorum, after a long and often farcical night of voting. The former Massachusetts governor took 30,015 votes, and Santorum was only eight behind on 30,007. Santorum capitalized on a late surge in the final days before voting, competing neck and neck with Romney who ended up with a lower share of the vote than in 2008.

The real shocker I see here is the number of people still voting for Rick Perry?!

Originally Posted by Mapper

The real shocker I see here is the number of people still voting for Rick Perry?!

Rick Perry??? What about Michele Bachmann? Really!!!

This one will sort out the culls, the real fun starts in NH then SC and FL there will be some surprises ahead, ones that the Left won't like.

Romney, the eventual nominee, and supporters spent roughly $4,000,000 to win by a margin of 8 votes...out of whopping 12x,xxx votes cast. That's roughly $500,000 for each of those 8 votes. I also found out Perry and supporters spent almost $6,000,000 for his share of the votes.

Talk about economic stimulus!

Don't you just love campaign finance...If only we could spend that money on something useful.

Newt is getting ready tp pull out his candy bag - and come on strong.