I don't see IA and NH projecting the rest of the race going into SC and NV both states are going (Reply #7)

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Tue Feb 11, 2020, 11:55 PM

uponit7771 (88,616 posts)

7. I don't see IA and NH projecting the rest of the race going into SC and NV both states are going

... to be very different in so many ways than IA and NH with the top 4 candidates from each state being neighboring or regional candidates.

We'll see, if SC and NV go 2 different ways than IA and NH then I'm done with the M$M concentrating on those two states going forward unless there's a breakout candidate like a Hispanic, Native America Gay Republican or something coming out of those them.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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7 replies	Author	Time	Post
Demographic travisity of IA and NH [View all]	evertonfc	Feb 2020	OP
I looked up travisity and cant find it	Renew Deal	Feb 2020	#1
Oh I'll tell you it's right next to Pettysburg. nt	UniteFightBack	Feb 2020	#2
YOU DAMN SKIPPY. nt	UniteFightBack	Feb 2020	#3
Stur that pawt! (n/t)	SMC22307	Feb 2020	#4
And yet these results dominate perceptions, altering campaign trajectories. If Sanders wins, anti	emmaverybo	Feb 2020	#5
I don't see IA and NH projecting the rest of the race going into SC and NV both states are going	uponit7771	Feb 2020	#7
K&R, the top 4 candidates to win those states are neighbor or regional candidates !! It's great M$M	uponit7771	Feb 2020	#6

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