IA-Quinnipiac: D: Clinton 52% Sanders 33%; R: Walker 18% Carson 10% Trump 10%

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Walker is still the frontrunner even if he's slipped in national polls.

In Iowa and a couple of other states, but nationally? No.

The national polls don't mean jack (Inks).

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Yeah, I guess I'll go on record at this point and say that I think Sanders is probably going to win Iowa and New Hampshire. I think he'll still be trounced in South Carolina and eventually lose the nomination to Clinton but this is going to be a fight now.

[Eraserhead]

Yeah, I guess I'll go on record at this point and say that I think Sanders is probably going to win Iowa and New Hampshire. I think he'll still be trounced in South Carolina and eventually lose the nomination to Clinton but this is going to be a fight now.

Digging your own grave here.

lol, Am I?

It's just a prediction. There's of course a great chance that I'll be wrong and that Sanders will lose both states. But I did also predict that Obama would win Iowa back when he was struggling to overtake Bill Richardson for third place.

[Eraserhead]

An Iowa result like Clinton 62%-Sanders 35% (Other 3%...sorry O'Malley) wouldn't really surprise me. It'd also be a pretty underwhelming night for Hillary Clinton...by all rights she should be beat Sanders by a lot more than 30% and it would really put a cramp in her narrative of unchallenged consensus voice of the Democratic Party if that big a chunk of Iowan Democrats went with someone else.

Just worry about Hillary winning Iowa. She's not going to win it by 30%.