New Hampshire is leaning toward Bernie now.


And the trends lines in IA are looking promising. Its not easy turning a large ship that has momentum. February is a ways away.

It's either Trump all the time or Hillary's dishonesty rating. Bernie, the candidate talking most about our biggest issues, has been "disappeared."

I can't stand that nasal accent and monotone voice.

Or you like it when she tries to talk Southern and sounds completely stupid?

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Its new hampshire where he has been doing well

Maybe his appeal is more limited than I thought.

That alone is a success, regardless of the ultimate outcome.

Sure

and second of all, a big part of the goal is to get an important perspective into the mainstream campaigns, and demonstrate that there is a large movement of people who want to see actual change and reform in the system

I witnessed an Iowa caucus (in Lisbon, IA) in 1984. The results of the caucus can be a lot different than the polls taken even the day before. I think the caucus format is an advantage for Bernie. If he gets to within 10% in the polls I think he'll win the caucus.

him by 10 to one or so?

Now I don't think so. If he carries a state (other than VT) it will be NH. But once it moves to the South it is over for the Bern. Those primaries are often a majority AA and Hispanic - game , set match. Look forward to working with you in the fall.

You do know the Iowa caucuses aren't until February right?

Have the Iowa caucuses been held and I missed them? Damn!

You DO realize it's still August, yes?

If not, read the following carefully:

Today is August 27, 2015. The Iowa caucus date is February 1, 2016. That's a bit over four months from now.
The New Hampshire primary is February 9, 2016, a week later.

A lot could change between now and then.

Keep in mind, that Bernie still has rather limited name recognition, because the mainstream media is barely noticing him. As more people find out about him, the happier they are, the more they move to voting for him.