For years, Iowa and New Hampshire have represented one thing for the Presidential nomination process. They’re the initial filter. Conservative Evangelical Iowa and moderate secular New Hampshire have always been ways for leading candidates to build their momentum and weaker candidates to see defeat and leave the field of play.Read More
Remember Rick Santorum, the 2nd-place finisher in the 2012 GOP primaries who barely registered as a blip on this year’s election radar? He dropped out after Iowa and endorsed Marco Rubio. As a new Chris Christie ad points out, Santorum probably backed the wrong candidate and Rubio probably wishes he never did.Read More
Voters in early primaries and caucuses have a tendency of changing their minds at the last moment. Of those who are considering changing between now and Tuesday, Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush supporters make up nearly half of them according to the latest NBC/WSJ/Marist New Hampshire poll.Read More
Mainstream media is doing everything they can to paint Marco Rubio as the real winner of the 2016 Iowa caucus. They say that his boost in the polls to the point of nearly beating Donald Trump for second is more impressive than Ted Cruz’s victory because they say that Cruz was expected to win.Read More
The Presidential campaign for Carly Fiorina will keep fighting. They’ll move on to New Hampshire. They won’t call it quits just yet despite not breaking the 2% mark in the Iowa caucus. However, this will be more for the sake of establishing her place in the eventual nominee’s cabinet. She will not do well in...Read More
