Mom, too say the least, this will be very interesting!!! Remember the first reports from ’12. Rummy won, few weeks later that was proven too be false. So, buckle up cupcake!!
WEST DES MOINES, IOWA â Jeff Weaver, the presidential campaign manager for Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.), says he is worried Hillary Clintonâs team is resorting to âirregularâ tactics to win the Iowa caucus on Feb. 1.
Weaverâs concern is based on what he described as an âalarmingâ letter received by a voter named Dennis Clifford in Hawarden, Iowa. Although Clifford is a Sanders supporter, the letter, from a Clinton campaign office in Sioux City, urged him to caucus for Clinton and identified a non-resident as his local precinct captain. That would not actually be prohibited, but Weaver, who admitted he wasnât familiar with the rules, claimed it indicated the Clinton campaign is âinfiltrating the caucuses with out-of-state paid staffers.â
I will be glad when this Carcass is over and actual voting can begin. I hope Trump wins. He is the best bet to change the status quo. Any other candidate is just more of the same. All it will be is talking points on tv until the next primary in N.H. anyway.
Trump Overtakes Cruz in Final Iowa Poll Before Caucuses
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Trump is still ahead. Can’t wait for the caucus results tomorrow.
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Mom, too say the least, this will be very interesting!!! Remember the first reports from ’12. Rummy won, few weeks later that was proven too be false. So, buckle up cupcake!!
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Understood.
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Doncha know? None of Trump’s supporters are smart enough to even find a caucus let alone vote đ
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Looks like Hillary might be copying Obama’s tactics during the 2008 primary:
https://www.yahoo.com/politics/sanders-campaign-cites-alarming-signs-clinton-020552922.html
WEST DES MOINES, IOWA â Jeff Weaver, the presidential campaign manager for Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.), says he is worried Hillary Clintonâs team is resorting to âirregularâ tactics to win the Iowa caucus on Feb. 1.
Weaverâs concern is based on what he described as an âalarmingâ letter received by a voter named Dennis Clifford in Hawarden, Iowa. Although Clifford is a Sanders supporter, the letter, from a Clinton campaign office in Sioux City, urged him to caucus for Clinton and identified a non-resident as his local precinct captain. That would not actually be prohibited, but Weaver, who admitted he wasnât familiar with the rules, claimed it indicated the Clinton campaign is âinfiltrating the caucuses with out-of-state paid staffers.â
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Chicago politics.
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I will be glad when this Carcass is over and actual voting can begin. I hope Trump wins. He is the best bet to change the status quo. Any other candidate is just more of the same. All it will be is talking points on tv until the next primary in N.H. anyway.
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