Reply #6: Don't think so. If one beats Hillary and the other doesn't it's over for the one who doesn't because

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support will migrate to the one who beat Hillary.

Otherwise, there is only a 7% gap between Obama and Edwards in New Hampshire, and that's really too close to be calling the race six weeks out.

Granted, there's a much bigger gap between both of them and Hillary, so you can legitimately ask if Hillary leaves Iowa with a bounce to add upon her current lead -- who can catch her and where?

Any candidate who finishes ahead of Hillary in Iowa will live to see the New Hampshire primary.