[JesexhiSeeces]

Rocat?

[AndyScouchek]

Huckabee won Iowa last time, McCain came in 4th.

[Calluffence]

Huckabee won Iowa last time, McCain came in 4th.

So which ones count? I want to know now, for the record, before the polls change, and you can say any primary Paul does well in doesn't count.

Which ones count?

[neerewed]

So which ones count? I want to know now, for the record, before the polls change, and you can say any primary Paul does well in doesn't count.

Which ones count?

Nothing?

Hmmm.......

[WhonyGataxott]

The ones Ron Paul doesn't win are the ones that count. Duh.

[Htb48JBf]

I guess so...

I was just trying to give Rocat the opportunity to not look like a total assclown....

[kubekniekubek]

Florida is very important this year.

And S.C. will count.

Iowa is a springboard.

[Britfunclubs]

Someone should tell the candidates that Iowa doesn't count....

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics...hawkeye-state/

"As of tonight’s caucus, the six leading GOP candidates have spent 354 days in the Hawkeye State, according to calculations from the Des Moines Register, and traveled more than 23,000 miles.

In addition to their time, candidates spent big money in Iowa. They or the super PACs supporting them have spent $12.5 million and counting on television ads in the state, according to firms that track advertisements. That number breaks down to $104 spent per Republican caucus-goer on ads, based off of the estimated 120,000 caucus-goers who turned out in 2008."

[P1international]

For it "not" counting they sure have spent a lot of time there.

[purchasviagra]

So which ones count? I want to know now, for the record, before the polls change, and you can say any primary Paul does well in doesn't count.

Which ones count?

Went out for lunch. They all count. But Paul will never be the nominee and his son could not let him run on a third party ticket. He is done, over, finished, toast.


the point is that the winner of Iowa does not necessarily get the nomination, its not complicated.