[Berlin_Freeper]

Unfortunately, Romney is going to be difficult to eliminate.

[jpsb]

I think after Tuesdays debate the polls are going to move away from Newt. We’ll see.

[cotton1706]

Romney’s counting on the conservatives being split. I’d love to see him come in fourth in every state primary or caucus. Maybe then he’ll get the message.

[Yo-Yo]

Ask President Huckabee why it is so important to win in Iowa...

[trumandogz]

And Rick Perry is so irrelevant that they did not even want to waste the ink it would take to print his name.

[Gator113]

Regardless of what ‘some’ folks think of Newt, he will be far better than the alternatives... Romney or Obama.... and America is waking up to that fact.

Go Newt.....

[bereanway]

Paul’s numbers continue to astound me. He’s solid in areas of fiscal and monetary policy but a train-wreck everywhere else. As far as I can figure he’s become somewhat of a cult figure.

[2007 Crusader]

After Newt wins in SC and Florida, its all over. These other so called contenders can kiss his butt to try for a good job.
I’d appoint Christie Atty Gen. He can finally cleanup Holder’s mess.

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Newt Ahead in another poll in Iowa that includes polling after the CNN debate!!! :-)

[BfloGuy]

The Iowa caucuses will be even more interesting than usual this year. I can't wait to compare the results to the polling as it is apparently more difficult to identify likely caucus-goers than it is to screen for likely voters. I suspect Gingrich and Romney are overestimated and Cain underestimated in most of these -- but time will tell.

And since I'm still smarting from my marvelous prediction that the Repubs would hold Congress in 2006, I ain't predicting nothing.

[Hawthorn]

Looks as if the Iowa Evangelicals prefer a twice-divorced/three-times-married Catholic convert to a Mormon!

[campaignPete R-CT]

There are 400,000 unaffiliated voters in IA. If Mitt can identify and drag 10,000 of these extra votes to the caucuses (they must register R at the caucus site), that likely puts him over the top with a total caucus turnout of 120,000.

His huge lead among the independents is stunning and is a cause for alarm.

ronPaul does well in the caucus states because of the relative low turnout. Turnout is less than 10% in many caucus states.

[no dems]

Gingrich has a huge lead among Republicans (30/17 over Romney) but tanks to 3% among independent caucusgoers,
WOW!!! That's a little disconcerting.

[no dems]

this ARG poll from just before Thanksgiving, taken over the course of a week among 600 likely Iowa caucus-goers
Was it taken before, or after, the Debate when Newt gave a logical, sensible answer to the Illegal Immigration problem?