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2016 Postmortem

Beaverhausen

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5. Absolutely not

Reply to hedgehog (Reply #4)

Fri Dec 18, 2015, 02:12 PM

Dec 2015

Working people have 12 hours to vote in most primary states. So people like doctors and nurses and all others who work evening shifts can vote in the morning. Elderly and disabled people can vote by mail. And on and on. Sorry but I'm not a fan of caucases.

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I just fell in love with the Iowa caucus - [View all] hedgehog Dec 2015 OP

Here is video of an Iowa caucus in action, if you are interested CoffeeCat Dec 2015 #1

I love the fact that only half the "candidates leading the Iowa polls at this point went on to win." Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #2

It's not about not bothering to show up Beaverhausen Dec 2015 #3

If a person is a no-show because of problems such as you list, hedgehog Dec 2015 #4

Absolutely not Beaverhausen Dec 2015 #5

Good points. hedgehog Dec 2015 #6