THE RACE IN IOWA IS NOT OVER FOLKS!!!
Sorry for shouting but I wanted to get this important point across in an assertive manner. We are 8 days away from the Caucuses in Iowa. This is how everything stands according to ARG in the Hawkeye State. My comments will follow:
Mike Huckabee 23%
Mitt Romney 22%
John McCain 17%
Rudy Guiliani 14%
Ron Paul 10%
Undecided 8%
Fred Thompson 3%
Duncan Hunter 2%
Alan Keyes 2%
There are lots of things to talk about here. So here we go:
1. This is the first poll taken without including Tom Tancredo who dropped out last week. Just as Brownback endorsed McCain while his support went to Mike Huckabee, Tancredo endorsed Mitt Romney while his support seems to have gone to Ron Paul. This is big. Congratulations to the Ron Paul supporters reading. this is the first legit state poll that shows the Texas Rep in double-digits. Don't underestimate Ron Paul, folks. He's there lurking in the shadows with a rabid base of supporters and tons of money.
2. Here come McCain coming in on the rail! There is now a three-horse race at the top in Iowa. As he has in New Hampshire, McCain is now climbing in Iowa. John McCain might very well become the story if he continues to rise quickly. At this point he is rising faster than Huckabee did in the past two months.
3. As I have said before the race is not over in Iowa. It is time to redouble our efforts in Iowa, Huck's Army! WE MUST WIN IOWA!! We must do all that we can to get Mike the win he needs. Even prayer helps.
8 days may seem like a lot of time but it isn't. January 3rd, 2008 will be here before we know it. I don't know if I will have any fingernails or hair left by that point. It's sure is going to be exciting. So strap in folks. It's going to be a wild ride! Win or lose I wouldn't miss this for the world!
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Iowa Caucus Night is 8 Days Away And the Race Is Getting Closer
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Iowa,
John McCain,
Mike Huckabee,
Poll Numbers,
Ron Paul
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ARG has a history of bizarre, nonsensical polling results. I wouldn't put any stock in the numbers until there is some other indication of their veracity.
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