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Back on Page 28 of this thread, also known as September of '03, I opined that Dean was hopeless in the Midwest and South.
So he goes into Iowa with a commanding lead and the most money and best organization, and he gets blown out 2 to 1. Better than 2 to 1: Kerry got 38% to Dean's 18%. Even that punk Edwards smoked Dean by 15 points.
A few thousand voters in a state in the 40th percentile population-wise, and you and a bunch of media clowns think that proves something. It may or may not be an indicator, but I hardly think the evidence is overwhelming.
Me neither, unless the networks switch the colors back the way they used tto be.
Say it enough times, and it may be self-fulfilling.
What? You predicted he'd lose Iowa. Congratulations, you're 1-for-1. I posted this little gem a few months ago:
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and you don't hear me crowing to no end about it, do you?
Well, ok, maybe you do now. Carry on, good sir.
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