As predicted in December a 'Draft Daniels Campaign' has begun. (updated 25/1)

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18. I am not being defensive, I can't follow your point

My point is simply that there is going to be a draft Daniels movement, as I predicted.

That movement has started.

You are arguing that he can't get the nomination, something that is completely beyond the scope of this thread, I never said that he was a likely candidate to win except to say that the fact that all four present candidates are so flawed that some type of draft is going to get a strong response.

Frankly I hope that a draft campaign fails. I think the four remaining candidates are so fatally flawed that any draft candidate would be more problematic.

Regarding Intrade I don't think the volume for the Republican nominee has attracted volume enough to be a real predictive barometer yet but this article shows that yesterday Mitch was running ahead of Santorum, and my point in December was that there was going to be a draft Daniels campaign, and I think that has already been confirmed;

http://dailycaller.com/2012/01/24/prediction-market-daniels-more-likely-to-be-gop-nominee-than-santorum/


Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels has a better chance of winning the Republican nomination than Rick Santorum, at least according to the prediction market on Intrade.

The gamblers on “the world’s leading prediction market” gave Daniels a 2.5 percent chance of winning the nomination as of Tuesday night, while Santorum — a former senator from Pennsylvania and current presidential contender — had a slightly more miserable 1.2 percent chance.


Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/01/24/prediction-market-daniels-more-likely-to-be-gop-nominee-than-santorum/#ixzz1kdomuGWe

So we have a situation where Mitch Daniels is doing (atleast for a short time) better than the winner of the Iowa primary on intrade, which I believe confirms my prediction that there was going to be a serious effort to draft Daniels and that has now reached Fox;

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