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Iowa’s Democratic Party announces a preliminary winner of their caucus… The selection comes on partial results that probably will change. (and have). With 62% of Iowa precincts reporting the results of Monday’s caucus, the results looked like this.
Tuesday’s Iowa Democrat Party’s so-called “caucus” fiasco brought to mind a famous legend from the state in which I formerly lived, Florida. The legend arose from a truly legendary figure, the late Edward Ball. Ed Ball, who died in 1981, was a Virginia-born, notoriously irascible Jacksonville businessman and power broker, who became a brother-in-law to …
With 1562 votes counted (71%), Tom Steyer got five. Bennet, Bloomberg, Patrick, Gabbard, and Delaney have zero. Donut. At the other end of this dumpster fire, we have Buttigieg with 419 and Sanders with 394. 26.8% and 252%, respectively.
The train wreck that is Democrat anything, exemplified by the massive screw up in Iowa, is slowly untangling itself. Nate Silver is reporting numbers with 62% of the Caucus results included.
The Iowa caucuses crash-and-burn in a dramatic example of Democrat Party leadership and capacity. The Iowa State Democratic Party was slow-releasing results Monday night but at least they were inaccurate. No one seems to have a handle on what happened.
To make things easier big-government Democrats made the Iowa Caucus harder. And then they screwed that up. Yes, the Iowa Caucus debacle is the new poster child for planned rule. Experts who know nothing executing a convoluted system designed to fail.
Steyer admits that he tried to buy the US Senate for Democrats. When that didn’t work, he bought the New Hampshire Democrats a legislative majority in 2018. He’s spent a small fortune in his race for the nomination (it’s okay he has vast wealth). And now he’s buying endorsements.
My earlier prediction that Biden would win the nomination if he didn’t implode still applies. He is imploding. Liz Warren, on the other hand, is surging. In part because she’s the selfie-queen. But this photo-op didn’t entirely turn out according to ‘Plan.’
In 2016 Republicans picked a black man and a Hispanic man as their nominees for Congress. Democrat’s picked two pasty white folks you’d be hard-pressed to separate in a line up from a pack of 20-pound white printer paper. So, let’s be clear about something.
If you forgot, and it’s easy, Joe Walsh is running for the Republican nomination for President. Joe has had a rough start. And a few weeks in, his team is not making it any easier on him. They announced an Iowa event as in the Granite State.
