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Bernie Sanders

still_one

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10. If he loses the Iowa caucus, it sure doesn't mean he isn't a serious candidate,, and for sure that

Reply to BrotherIvan (Reply #8)

Wed May 6, 2015, 11:11 AM

May 2015

isn't predictive of the rest of the primaries, though the media will hype it up.

The do the same thing with New Hampshire.

Iowa and New Hampshire are not particular bell weather state I venture to say

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K & R L0oniX May 2015 #1

No offense, but Iowa is a caucus state, and pretty worthless. It has been pumped up by the media still_one May 2015 #2

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Because early wins will help people know that Bernie is a serious candidate BrotherIvan May 2015 #8

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Why do two tiny, rural states central scrutinizer May 2015 #4

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K&R! marym625 May 2015 #6

Thanks Steve. mmonk May 2015 #7

ALL Unions, especially the teacher's unions BrotherIvan May 2015 #9