About a half hour after the Iowa caucuses got underway Monday, multiple networks plus the Associated Press had called the race for Trump.
With most of the vote counted, Trump maintains an expected mammoth margin on his competitors. Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley hover within a couple points of each other, DeSantis having the slight edge.
The frigid conditions in the state did not seem to dismay Trump diehards, as temperatures in Iowa dipped into the negatives. Trump, ever one to have his priorities in line, had told his followers: “Even if you vote and then pass away, it’s worth it.”
About a half hour after the Iowa caucuses got underway Monday, multiple networks plus the Associated Press had called the race for Trump.
With most of the vote counted, Trump maintains an expected mammoth margin on his competitors. Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley hover within a couple points of each other, DeSantis having the slight edge.
The frigid conditions in the state did not seem to dismay Trump diehards, as temperatures in Iowa dipped into the negatives. Trump, ever one to have his priorities in line, had told his followers: “Even if you vote and then pass away, it’s worth it.”
Remind me to never go to Iowa
Caucus’s should be wrapping up shortly. Trump to be declared winner in 3…2…1…
It’s a great place!
I think that about says it all. Iowa has become mostly irrelevant so, who cares who wins tonight? I think that if Haley makes a good showing though (maybe 20-30%) that could bolster her chances of winning New Hampshire. If she does, a lot of Republicans who have simply resigned themselves to the idea that Trump will win, but don’t much like him might reconsider their vote.
I suspect DFG expects the split to be something like 80-10-5-5 in his favor, and when it’s not he will claim that the caucus was rigged.