Iowa Caucus Tonight

[ZTABullwinkle]

Originally Posted by SECdomination

Any combination of Clinton, Obama v Paul, Guiliani would be enough to stop my heart.

Speaking of Paul, did he even participate in the Iowa Caucus? (Can you tell how much I have been avoiding the election coverage?)

[Dougie]

Originally Posted by ZTABullwinkle

Speaking of Paul, did he even participate in the Iowa Caucus? (Can you tell how much I have been avoiding the election coverage?)

He got 10%, if i'm not too much mistaken.

[scbelle]

Originally Posted by Dougie

He got 10%, if i'm not too much mistaken.

Yep, he got 10%. He's polling even better in NH.

[Tom Earp]

Amazing how Ron Paul is not being invited to debates. If he did 10 % in Iowa, that is amazing since I do not beleived he even stumped!

What a mismash of candidates and once again who is the lesser of two evils?

Ron may be a oddity to many, and some of his ideas are from outer space, he does make sense in many!

But if by chance he would get elected, how far with the local legislatures let him get. They do not want to lose their perks and pork belly projects or what ever PC thing they call it now, it is still the same! Screw the public!

[bluefish81]

Originally Posted by Tom Earp

Amazing how Ron Paul is not being invited to debates.

Is he not being invited? Or is that just what he's claiming? Earlier this year there was a Democratic debate held at the TV station where my sister works, where all candidates were invited. One of the Democratic candidates didn't respond to the invitation to the event (which was being hosted by the AARP I think) and then his camp tried to state on his site/blog that he hadn't been invited. Pretty hard to make that claim if one party can produce a copy of an invitation that was sent to you.