Tue Feb 2, 2016, 07:02 AM

I regret that the caucuses weren't more decisive; but Iowa seldom is.

On the other hand, it makes for great theater. So we get to live with uncertainty for a few more weeks.

I think Bernie's Revolution will be the greatest story since...well, there hasn't been anything like it in our history. And I'm hoping for a happy ending for this nation.

With NH apparently in the bag, that makes 1.5 to 0.5, a good start!

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I regret that the caucuses weren't more decisive; but Iowa seldom is. (Original post)	ErisDiscordia	Feb 2016	OP
Sanders was the clear winner	EdwardBernays	Feb 2016	#1
Yes indeed!	ErisDiscordia	Feb 2016	#2
Hail Eris!	EdwardBernays	Feb 2016	#3
(You do know who Eris is, don't you?)	ErisDiscordia	Feb 2016	#4
I do	EdwardBernays	Feb 2016	#5
Okay...that's news to me	ErisDiscordia	Feb 2016	#6
This is the closest dem result in Iowa caucus history.	JudyM	Feb 2016	#7

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Tue Feb 2, 2016, 07:11 AM

EdwardBernays (3,343 posts)

1. Sanders was the clear winner

Clinton spent 13,000,000 more than Sanders for 5 more delegates... and 7 precincts were decided by coin toss... this after the first polls showed her ahead by 40+% and while getting 90% of media attention. Clinton has now lost her momentum, and her dominance of the media - to a large degree - and spent 90% of the money she raised all last summer to do it.

Any way you slice it Sanders was the real winner.

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Tue Feb 2, 2016, 07:14 AM

ErisDiscordia (443 posts)