Elections 2016 Iowa Caucus Thread

[MasterSeagal]

LMFAO Clinton...That fucking arrogance, I hope they lose lol.

 

[Lead]

Oh, you're one of those people..

Ha okay. Label me some obscure thing and don't make a point. I made one. Bernie would have trouble in a GE for multiple reasons and his demeanor and tone wouldn't help him at all in a debate.

 

[NelmarksGhost]

Trump was the big loser of the night. Yuge.

 

[Quipling]

LMFAO Clinton...That fucking arrogance, I hope they lose lol.

As I pointed out, it's close but she's ahead in almost every county that hasn't fully reported yet. It's usually been safe to call it under those conditions.

 

[Lead]

None of that matters because it's not important and you cannot compare Bernie Sanders to Ben Carson. One of them lives in reality and the other is always a sleep.

I was making a specific feature comparison. Obviously they aren't the same candidates.

 

[gspieler]

Second that.

Wtf are you watching dude? (Can;t find the original post). Every debate he's closed on "New American Century" and his story of being the son of an immigrant finding freedom in America. You are way off base.

I haven't followed Rubio campaign, really at all. But every campaign ad I've seen in Iowa, or speech he's given, in recent memory, has been doused in ad hominems against Obama and/or Hildog, to the point where it eclipsed any other message he had.

 

[K1levelgrappler]

It's cool that the smarmy Tea Party ghoul won but all in all not the night I was hoping for.

 

[GSP in 2006]

Trump was the big loser of the night. Yuge.

Tied with Hillary. Even if she eeks this out, it looks like a loss.

 

[Lead]

Rand Paul came in fifth. He was saying fourth would be huge for his campaign. Kinda thinking he is going to be stubborn and stay around rather than campaign for his Kentucky seat now.

 

[theBLADE1]

I was making a specific feature comparison. Obviously they aren't the same candidates.

There is literally nothing comparable between the two.

 

[Fawlty]

I wouldn't call that a moderates speech. That was a doomsday speech by someone trying to be president of the conservative party.

Correct, but he will be perceived as a moderate by the base because he is calm and sincere, and holds the party line.

 

[carlos cadona]

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[COTUR1@43]

I thought because of some long lines at some of the caucus precincts that they were going to extend the time by a couple of hours???...guess not.

 

[Supereem]

Rubio just comes across as a wimp. The type of guy Trump would have bullied at school for being a Mexican't. Rubio would then respond by snitching on other students whilst snarling from behind the teachers. I am surprised Republicans are warming to him.

 

[theBLADE1]

Clinton 49.8%
Sanders 49.6%

as of right now 91% of precincts have been tallied. There is still a decent amount left to go.

 

[NelmarksGhost]

It's cool that the smarmy Tea Party ghoul won but all in all not the night I was hoping for.

Smarmy ghoul is a very accurate description.

 

[HeirApparent]

 

[Anung Un Rama]

Clinton 49.8%
Sanders 49.6%

as of right now 91% of precincts have been tallied. There is still a decent amount left to go.

Where are you following this?

 

[ncordless]

As I pointed out, it's close but she's ahead in almost every county that hasn't fully reported yet. It's usually been safe to call it under those conditions.

Not what I see. Looks like most of the votes left are in college towns.

 

[speakhandsforme]

Judging by the county numbers for the remaining precincts, it looks like Clinton will squeak one out (hopefully moderators don't phrase it like that in front of the Donald)