Iowa predictions

Explore my Iowa predictions for the upcoming elections, featuring top Republican and Democrat candidates ranked for your insight.

Written byRazib Khan

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I don't really know much about politics...but that never stops people from blogging about politics, so here are my Iowa predictions ranked ordered from first to last. Republican: Huckabee Romney Thompson Mccain Paul Giuliani Hunter Keyes Democrat: Obama Edwards Clinton Biden Richardson Dodd Kucinich Gravell

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