I Recieved An E-mail & Obama’s Camapign Manager Is Announcing Victory In Iowa. Do You Think This Is Accurate?
I wanted to be the first to share the news, whether this email finds you tonight or you’re reading this in the morning.
A few minutes ago, the Des Moines Register released its final poll of Iowa Democrats ahead of Thursday’s caucuses.
The headline: ‘Obama widens lead over Clinton.’
Here are the numbers:
Barack Obama 32%
Hillary Clinton 25%
John Edwards 24%
The details get even better. Here are a couple of quotes from the accompanying article in tomorrow morning’s paper:
“The findings mark the largest lead of any of the Democratic candidates in the Register’s poll all year, underscoring what has been a hard-fought battle among the three well-organized Iowa frontrunners.”
“Obama’s rise is the result in part of a dramatic influx of first-time caucusgoers, including a sizable bloc of political independents. Both groups prefer the Illinois senator….”
The momentum is ours in Iowa and across the country.
Now is the time to stand up and be a part of this historic moment.
Happy New Year,
David
Could be! Hillary is fading fast! Even women won’t vote for her! And it’s obviously time for a BIG CHANGE in this country!
The fix is in!
Got a link? No? Go Away…
I thought the Iowa caucus was not until January 3rd?
Last night when I went to bed, it was January 1st.
Is it the 3rd already?
I’d say it was SPAM.
Umm. this is not a claim of victory. This is a GOTV ad. That means Get Out The Vote.
yes… as a republican, he would be my first choice
It’s an old Chicago tradition. Before the polls even closed in 1948, the Chicago Tribune ran a banner headline saying “DEWEY WINS.”
That’s not an announcement of victory. It’s a prediction of victory. AKA, counting your chickens before they hatch. There is a difference.
Victory can’t be claimed until the votes are in and counted. This is just “hype” and nothing more
Here is the link for Massive Mann:
As an Iowa democrat, I like him and expect him to do well here. He seems to have a lot of support in my area.