[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Fast track! H1-B visas!

(Runs and hides)

[jjotto]

Only Perry has devoted more time to Iowa than Cruz. Cruz has a strong Iowa organization.

(I’m leaving out Walker, but although he hasn’t been in Iowa that much, Wisconsin is just next door and Gov. Branstad supporters have been working for him.)

Walker and Cruz look to have the strongest organizations in Iowa, and they look to be strongest this far away (six months) from the caucuses.

[Isara]

"I've always thought that Ted Cruz was kind of the perfect caucus candidate," said Craig Robinson, who runs "The Iowa Republican" website and is a former political director for the state party. "But what we haven't seen is a real commitment to the state."

Cruz is one of 12 declared candidates seeking the GOP nomination. Speaking to reporters following his speech, the senator says he'll emulate Iowa Senator Charles Grassley by appearing in all 99 counties. Cruz says he favors the grassroots campaign approach necessary to win in Iowa.

Cruz stumps in Red Oak ("The full Grassley") [Iowa]

[SoFloFreeper]

Yeah, the day NPR is shut down will be a good day.

[Hostage]

The publicly funded source ‘NPR’ is all that needs to be noted to predict the release of dreck that follows.

[SoConPubbie]

    Ted Cruz Ping!

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[MN_Mike]

Too funny!

Anyone who reads NPR needs a head examination.

Moreover, NPR failed to mention that yesterday Ted vowed to campaign at all 90 Iowa counties.

I love the leading by moral conviction that Ted has displayed.

[CyberAnt]

Well, I don’t think this assessment by NPR is worth anything. NPR doesn’t have a clue.