01-19-2016, 10:42 PM
The formal nomination process kicks off soon.
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The Iowa caucuses start week after next. Clinton currently leads Sanders by 25 points for the Democrats, and Trump and Cruz are pretty much neck and neck for the Republican vote.
New Hampshire is a different story. Democratic New Hampshirites are increasingly loving the shit outta Bernie Sanders. He's now up 27 points over Clinton and the primaries are only 3 weeks away. Donald Trump has a strong lead with New Hampshire Republicans.
History shows that the winners in NH and Iowa don't often end up being the winners nationally. But, I think candidates from both parties who've been struggling to hit double digit support will start looking to cut their losses and throwing in the towel if they get their assess kicked in NH and Iowa; kinda the line in the sand.
I'm looking forward to having fewer candidates in the race by March.
The Iowa caucuses start week after next. Clinton currently leads Sanders by 25 points for the Democrats, and Trump and Cruz are pretty much neck and neck for the Republican vote.
New Hampshire is a different story. Democratic New Hampshirites are increasingly loving the shit outta Bernie Sanders. He's now up 27 points over Clinton and the primaries are only 3 weeks away. Donald Trump has a strong lead with New Hampshire Republicans.
History shows that the winners in NH and Iowa don't often end up being the winners nationally. But, I think candidates from both parties who've been struggling to hit double digit support will start looking to cut their losses and throwing in the towel if they get their assess kicked in NH and Iowa; kinda the line in the sand.
I'm looking forward to having fewer candidates in the race by March.