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Liberal_Stalwart71

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4. Yes, because:

Reply to kentuck (Original post)

Wed Jan 4, 2012, 11:58 AM

Jan 2012

a. Even though the Corporate Establishment wants Mittens, they also want high ratings.
b. They would prefer a long, drawn out fight that doesn't touch Mittens--a candidate that has never fully been vetted by the M$M or his rivals in the GOP. I'm still waiting for when Mittens will be taken to task for his flop-flopping and abysmal record when he was governor.

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Was the Iowa caucus as important as the amount of coverage it was given? [View all] kentuck Jan 2012 OP

Yes, but only because of the coverage it was given. comipinko Jan 2012 #1

It was about as important as a bucket of warm piss Autumn Jan 2012 #2

Nope, but it was the only game on yesterday. MineralMan Jan 2012 #3

It seemed to be a game more for the pundits... kentuck Jan 2012 #5

Yes, because: Liberal_Stalwart71 Jan 2012 #4

Citizens United... PoiBoy Jan 2012 #6

Good point. kentuck Jan 2012 #7

The answer is a resounding "No!" Peace Patriot Jan 2012 #8