Posted on 12/25/2015 11:11:56 AM PST by Red Steel
Cruz wins Iowa easily, and the remaining delegates will be shared proportionately.
I have absolutely no idea of accuracy or the like with this, but the impact of this when you consider the sum of the two tells me the effing Republican Establishment had better put a bib on and start acquainting themselves with the phrase, “suck it.”
Easily? No.
Go, Trump, GO!
Go, Cruz, GO!
We win, they lose.
Fyi
If crowds mean anything Trump has an advantage.
Iowa is such an overated primary, Huck and Santorum won, didn’t predict anything.
Its a religious primary who is holier than the next guy.
I suppose Cruz has an advantage being the son of a preacher.
You are so right. That is the true headline: Poll suggests that 62% of Iowa voters have told Karl Rove and Jeb! Bush to go friend themselves.
Love it.
The sum of Cruz, Trump, and Carson is 69% and that entire total opposes both big government and the GOP establishment. That is far more important than whether Cruz or Trump beats the other by 1% or even 10%.
Love it!
>>>the sum of the two tells me the effing Republican Establishment had better put a bib on and start acquainting themselves with the phrase, “suck it.â€<<<
Absolutely! When you throw in the 2 other ‘Outsiders’, Carson & Fiorina, 72% of the Iowa Pubbie electorate is giving the Bronx cheer to the GOPe! Take that Tokyo Rove!
When you add the "I'm afraid to say I love Trump" voters, that puts Donald at about 37%...
Merry Christmas!
The accuracy is easily computed from the sample size, and is +/- 6% at 99% confidence...
Note that this is not what’s stated for this survey; they are being disingenuous by lumping Dims and Republicans together into their statement of “sample size.”
Not even close.
So you know the heart of all the religious voters in Iowa; Jesus is that you?
Let’s face it, Iowa voters are stupid. Look how well Carson was doing before he tanked over the slightest turbulence.
What we have here is that the entire total opposes both big government and the GOP establishment
I suspect he'll win it with 40% and the next closest will be 20-25%.
He has too much evangelical support (Carson is gone), too much hard money and too mature a ground organization to lose it.
I think Trump will finish 2nd or 3rd.
Then I suspect Trump will start a long series of wins starting with NH.
Iowa Republican caucus goers are very conservative. Can’t see Cruz losing to Trump there. NH is the flip of that. SC is a big question in my mind.
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