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15. It's much more fun to watch them steal from each other.

Reply to DeathToTheOil (Original post)

Thu Jan 19, 2012, 09:58 AM

Jan 2012

Seagulls rapacious
They fight over a corndog
They will steal yours, too

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Iowa Caucus Shocker: Rick Santorum Declared Winner By 34 Votes [View all] DeathToTheOil Jan 2012 OP

I always wondered about Iowa when I saw reports that Rove said on election night; Botany Jan 2012 #1

Makes me wonder if we can trust results from Iowa in November. LiberalFighter Jan 2012 #31

Caucus numbers are tabulated by the party, not county clerks. Critters2 Jan 2012 #44

As a native and resident of Iowa, allow me to say... 47of74 Jan 2012 #48

So much for being the first GOP non-incumbent candidate to win both Iowa and NH!! JoePhilly Jan 2012 #2

History was unmade. Uncle Joe Jan 2012 #35

Meeka and Joe Skankborough will have to re-inform their television audience Supersedeas Jan 2012 #37

Romney LOST in IOWA! He should then lose the nomination. Right? The Wielding Truth Jan 2012 #39

What came first, Romney as the frontrunner or the corporate media treating him as the frontrunner? Uncle Joe Jan 2012 #40

Yea. They have been prepareing us for a Mormon presidency since last spring. The Wielding Truth Jan 2012 #51

I haven't seen that but I have seen corporate media language Uncle Joe Jan 2012 #52

No 'official' winner jeanmarc Jan 2012 #3

How is that possible? Somebody has to win. n/t patricia92243 Jan 2012 #4

'Cos they don't want to run afoul of Mr Moneybags. bigworld Jan 2012 #5

In Mitt Romney's GOP.... jeanmarc Jan 2012 #10

it's 21st-century! BobbyBoring Jan 2012 #16

caucuses don't actually select convention delegates, that is done at the state convention. grantcart Jan 2012 #18

Exactly. They chose delegates to go to county caucuses, who will choose delegates to the state Critters2 Jan 2012 #45

They're trying to bring people together instead of dividing them... Fearless Jan 2012 #46

There has to be a winner. Why? Because they now have to redistribute the delegates according to Liberal_Stalwart71 Jan 2012 #21

Santorum emerges after tight three way? (nt) ehrnst Jan 2012 #6

Turns out he loves being underdog Blue Owl Jan 2012 #36

Interesting spinbaby Jan 2012 #7

^5 MaineDem Jan 2012 #14

Yeah I noticed that also. And 8 precincts missing. And Republicans blather about election fraud. yellowcanine Jan 2012 #19

Yeah. Noticed that. Shadowflash Jan 2012 #23

So it's no longer Mitt's landslide, it's Rick's landslide! GetRidOfThem Jan 2012 #8

UK Guardian: Mitt Romney stripped of Iowa win after recount pampango Jan 2012 #9

Sounds like Romney didn't pay enough for a win JJW Jan 2012 #11

some gop subordinates are stepping out of line leftyohiolib Jan 2012 #12

I think you're right. randome Jan 2012 #38

8 precincts missing... freshstart Jan 2012 #13

It's much more fun to watch them steal from each other. sofa king Jan 2012 #15

Great haiku yardwork Jan 2012 #41

My Man Ricky Wins Iowa! Now we just need Newt to win SC! yellowcanine Jan 2012 #17

love it irisblue Jan 2012 #20

Weakens him a little, but he got the 'win' headline. onehandle Jan 2012 #22

Except BumRushDaShow Jan 2012 #26

We now know that the Republican insiders want Romney. JDPriestly Jan 2012 #24

Most of the Dem insiders backed Hillary at first KamaAina Jan 2012 #33

Looks like it was fixed to avoid derailing Romney. Rick was robbed (poor baby). nt Cognitive_Resonance Jan 2012 #25

No, shocker would be for any of the moronic repuke candidates to actually break the 25% ceiling Javaman Jan 2012 #27

Take a bow, Edward True! rocktivity Jan 2012 #28

Repubs now too dumb to count their own votes? caseymoz Jan 2012 #29

Could this be the work of last weekend's evangelical pow-wow? RufusTFirefly Jan 2012 #30

Hanky-panky in a *caucus*. Un-freakin'-believable. KamaAina Jan 2012 #32

How does this affect the apportionment of delegates at the convention? ChadwickHenryWard Jan 2012 #34

I am torn on this one quakerboy Jan 2012 #42

Hah! I was right. I SAID he'd come from behind. heheheheh.... n/t TygrBright Jan 2012 #43

Santorum ALWAYS comes from behind. Hassin Bin Sober Jan 2012 #47

Yep 47of74 Jan 2012 #49

BradBlog had it right from the day after the election. Festivito Jan 2012 #50