Comments on: Is a win in Iowa all that important?

By: Gregg

Gregg — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 12:53:14 +0000

When I see current polls published by various organizations, which shows X % approval of one candidate over the other – in my opinion, a huge red flag should fly high.
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For me – from the results of these polls is a hardcore realization that an incredible number of people are STILL buying into Political lies, deceptions, and diversions being consistently shelled out by the same people who are repeatedly re-elected.
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Newcomers on the scene are also well indoctrinated by the same machines that prop up these lifer (or wannabe lifer) incumbents.
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Obviously, polls show that nothing has changed with the electorate’s political knowledge or gullibility so nothing can change in our political system and government.

By: Carl Nemo **==

Carl Nemo **== — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 05:58:23 +0000

Regardless of who ‘wins’ in Iowa, seemingly we are being offered evil political garbage for candidates.

We have one sitting as preznit with these ‘rethug’ hopefuls promising everything, but ‘nothing’ at the same time in the final analysis to the electorate. They’ve learned well from our current presidential, silver-tongued usurper in chief…no?

Seemingly we are doomed as a function of their globalist controllers’ marching orders…no?

Carl Nemo **==

By: Danny Adams

Danny Adams — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 19:18:42 +0000

Iowa’s caucuses are a remnant, I think, of an older age and a misbelief: for the former, when pre-Internet newspapers relied on such things to get the feel of the way the wind was blowing; and for the latter, the misbelief that Iowa (and I say this reluctantly since my maternal grandmother and her family came from there, and I’ve been there several times) represented what the nation at large was thinking, as many have believed about the Midwest in general. Susan Walker did a pretty good job here of exploding the myth that the Iowa caucuses harbor any kind of real representation.

By: Gregg

Gregg — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 18:31:17 +0000

Just like many would love to see “None of the Above” on election ballots, I’d love to see it added to opinion polls for presidential candidates.

By: Bill Cravener

Bill Cravener — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 09:33:57 +0000

“Iowa is a lot of hoopla but not a lot of substance,”

This is as I see it and believe Iowa is a good example of the word hype. Clearly there’s less to victory in Iowa than the politicians and pundits would have us believe. There is that odd thing about third place though.