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Excuse me but my quote came from a Floridian who works in politics. I also pinged her in my original post (174) on this. ANYTHING that I posted came from her. AND apparently there are laws in Iowa and NH that make their states legally have to move up their dates now. Before making stupid remarks you might want to get all the info first.

Well, that's nice that you know a Floridian who "works" in politics.

When Presidential candidates come to South Florida to fund raise, they often do it at my cousin's house. The first time I dropped by for one of those was back in 1996. While Jack Kemp gave his speech in the back patio, my wife and I spent half an hour with his wife, Joanne, chatting about living in the San Diego, CA area where we lived then and where the Kemps lived while Kemp played for the San Diego Chargers .

Regardles of whether the Iowa and New Hampshire dates are moved up, if three states have their primaries in the same time frame, the 800 pound gorilla, not the chimp one sixth it's size, will still be the center of attention.

As I said, sometimes the decision having to do with a state of 19 million have to do with State of Florida power politics and 19 million Floridians and not some woman in Alaska named "Sarah" who is playing a teasing game with her fans.