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Political Analysis: Trying to Understand the Iowa Caucuses & Their Impact on the Presidential Election ProcessThe Iowa caucuses, which only came to precede the first-in-the-nation New Hampshire primary in 1972, were ignored until 1980. Intensely undemocratic, they now attract more attention than the New Hampshire prinary due to the press' self-interest in covering the event. -
What is the Impact of the Iowa Caucuses on Republican Voters in the Remaining States?The Iowa caucuses will be held on January 3, 2012. Will the results have an impact on Republican voters across the nation?
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Iowa Caucuses: Democracy for SaleYou get the government you deserve rang true again in Iowa last night. Before the first Iowan opened his mouth in defense of his candidate, democracy had lost. Why? Because the Iowa Caucuses were not democracy practiced, but democracy bought.
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Sarah Palin is Headed for Iowa, 2012 Caucuses a Short 18 Months AwayWith the first-in-the-nation 2012 caucuses a mere 18 months away, Sarah Palin is headed for Iowa to speak before the Iowa Republican Party Ronald Reagan Dinner, which raises money for the state party. -
Young Voter Turnout Impresses at Iowa CaucusesVoting in the Republican Caucuses in Iowa is always an enlightening experiment
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Barack Obama Racks Up Wins in Mississippi Primary and in the Wyoming & Texas CaucusesBarack Obama won the caucuses in Texas & Wyoming held on March 4th & 8th, 2008, and the primary held in Mississippi on March 11th.
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The Importance of the Iowa CaucusesRight now, Iowa is one of the most famous places on earth. A quick look at the results of the past Iowa Caucuses shows why the candidates of both parties consider Iowa to be such an important factor. -
Check, Please? What's it Cost to Run in the Iowa Caucuses?A breakdown of money spent on television and radio spots in the IA/IL Quad Cities for the IA caucuses race.
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How Obama and Richardson Cheated in the Iowa CaucusesHistory has already been made. Illinois Senator Barack Obama won the Iowa Caucuses. New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson placed fourth. But did they really earn their finishing positions? The answer may be surprising.
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Barack Obama Defeats Senator Hillary Clinton in Wyoming and Gains Seven Caucuses in a Competitive Presidential ElectionHow Senator Obama was able to win in Wyoming. -
Barack Obama Sweeps Votes in Hawaii's Democratic CaucusesWith 100 percent of congressional district one's precincts reporting, Obama is a winner.
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Obama Wins Guam CaucusesObama won the popular vote in Guam. It was close. Get the details.
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The Impact of Iowa Caucuses is MinimalOn Tuesday, January 3, 2012, voters in Iowa will head to the polls and caucus for a Republican presidential nominee. Here is how I feel about the impact the winner could have, as a Republican voter in Ohio.
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Super Tuesday: Defining Caucuses, Primaries and MoreA explanation of Super Tuesday, and of primary election and caucus procedures in general
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The Iowa Caucuses Remain Wide Open, Not Necessarily Predictive of Eventual NomineeIowans will caucus on January 3, 2012 and make the first official selections for president. The race remains wide open and candidates continue to make their pitch to voters, but a win in Iowa is not necessarily a predictor of future electoral success.
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The Iowa Caucuses: It's Just Barely Over Before it Begins Again...In January, 2011A look at the Iowa caucus potential GOP candidates. Who has visited the state? Who has raised the most money? who do Iowans say they'd vote for? When will the madness begin/
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True Tales from the Iowa CaucusesWhat's it like inside a typical Iowa caucus. Post caucus candidate comments. -
Who Will Win the Iowa Caucuses?Predictions of who will win, place and show in tonight's Iowa caucus race. -
Poll: Iowa Democratic Caucuses Up for GrabsThe Democratic race for the Iowa caucus shows just 3% separating the three front runners according to the latest Rasmussen Results poll.
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Senator Barack Obama Promises to Improve American Lives in Speech After Iowa Caucuses WinFind out how Senator Obama promises to improve the lives of Americans if he wins presidency.
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What Did We Learn from the Iowa Caucuses? That Our Election System is the Stuff of FarceBoth parties desperately cling to the system of allowing a small minority of overwhelmingly white voters to decide who the rest of us can vote for in November. Ever wonder why?
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True Tales from the Nevada CaucusesA Nevada native lets the rest of us in on the caucus vote in Las Vegas' Precinct 1352 on January 19. -
Wyoming Caucuses: Three Things to Reflect OnWho would be the guilty party if guilt were attributed to the Wyoming Caucus?
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Understanding the Nevada Caucuses: Hillary Clinton & Mitt Romney Win Majorities in the SiIver StateHillary Clinton capitalized on the votes of women, Latinos and union members to win 51% of Nevada caucus-goers. On the Republican side, Mitt Romney relied on the Mormon vote to obtain a majority. -
Bachmann PalinBachmann Palin and Iowa. Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann Share Gender and Tea Party Credentials. They Could Also Win the Top Two Spots in the Coming GOP Iowa Caucuses. -
Iowa Caucuses Highlight Weak GOP Candidate PoolThe Iowa caucuses took place on Tuesday, January 3. Here is a look at the surprising and not so surprising results.
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Hope, Mr Obama? Hope Doesn't Exist in AmericaObama talked about 'Hope' in his Iowa Caucuses speech and all I could think was "Huh?" Hope left America years ago and it's not coming back. -
Countdown to Caucus: The World is Watching IowaNewspapers around the country and around the world have front page stories, today, about the Iowa caucuses. Here is a breakdown of which areas of the Iowa Caucuses different parts of the country and world are concentrating on. -
Process of Nomination for the Democratic CandidatesWith the latest presidential election never far from our consciousness, words and images flow through our awareness; we hear about running mates and campaign finance reform and caucuses and primaries and delegate count and Superdelegates.
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You WIn by the People You LoseEach of the two major parties is crippled from permanent victory by the presence of a few idiotic caucuses within their respective ranks. Whichever party wants to win the nation needs to get rid of some of its base.
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How California's Attempt to Influence the 2008 Presidential Primary FailedThis article explores the effects of front-loading presidential primaries and caucuses. Employing the case of California in the 2008 nomination cycle, it concludes that front-loading does not always lead to a favorable outcome.
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My Top Five International Travel AdventuresSince I began traveling in earnest, I have seen much of the old world, including many of the modern and ancient cities of Europe. However, now that I'm back in the States, there's a number of adventures I'd still love to set off on. -
Remembering the New Hampshire Primary: Memories of Presidential Politics from 1964 Through 1980 & TodayHosting the 1st presidential primary, New Hampshire traditionally kicked off the election cycle until 1980, when the Iowa caucuses captured national media attention for the 1st time. NH's position as the 1st arbiter of the field of candidates was relished by Grainte Staters.
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Democratic Primary Reform: Making Presidential Primaries More AccessibleI don't think the Democratic - as in the political party - process for selecting a presidential candidate can possibly be more exclusionary or difficult than it has been in this 2008 primary race. I'll speak plainly: I hate caucuses.
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Wyoming Polls: Barack Obama to Hold the Line in Wyoming CaucusBut Senator Clinton will have a difficult time in Wyoming if this year's caucuses and primaries in the Plains states are to be indicators of Wyoming's bent. It started with Obama surprisingly winning the Iowa Caucus.
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Obama Vs. Bill ClintonSince the Iowa Caucuses, and the New Hampshire Primary, the two top democratic contenders, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and junior Sen. Barack Obama have turned up the heat in the lead up to Nevada and South Carolina. Recently,
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Ron Paul's Libertarian Newsletters Revealed to Contain Racist, Anti-Semitic & Homophobic RantsRon Paul, who finished fifth among Republican Presidential candidates in the Iowa Caucuses & the New Hampshire Primary, has published libertarian newsletters that contain racist, anti-Semitic & homophobic rants and that also support the militant militia movement
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Ron Paul Visits Fargo, North Dakota, on Eve of Super TuesdayPresidential candidate and Texas congressmen Ron Paul visited Fargo today on a whirlwind tour the day before Super Tuesday caucuses and primaries. The congressman was scheduled for a one o'clock rally at NDSU's student union center but was slightly delayed by the weather.
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Over-Capacity Crowd at Barack Obama Rally in Seattle, WashingtonFirst-person account of attending the Barack Obama rally at the Key Arena in Seattle
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Has the Republican Party Already Picked Its Nominee?It's all over but those pesky primaries and caucuses. Or it seems that way. The Republican road to the nomination may actually be much shorter than expected. The winner?
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