3rdParty
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Wed Jan-21-04 02:15 PM
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| Why Dean will win New Hampshire... |
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New Hampshire rarely likes to choose the same person as Iowa. They like to shock the mainstream thinking. (Remember Clinton in 92 and Buchanan in 92 and 96) I think they are ready to nominate Dean.
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| meegbear
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Wed Jan-21-04 02:21 PM
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Dean was supposed to win both Iowa and New Hampshire as well as all primaries and caucuses.
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| AntiCoup2K4
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Wed Jan-21-04 02:34 PM
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| 3. It would have been pretty cool, but... |
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..I don't remember anyone saying that.
Besides, only one elected President in the last 30 years had won the Iowa caucus. Sure it was a disappointment, but it's over.
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| boxster
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Wed Jan-21-04 02:26 PM
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| 2. By that logic, it certainly doesn't have to be Dean. |
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Could be Clark. Could be Edwards.
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