Iowa Caucus: Bold Prediction

After viewing last night's GOP debate we are prepared to make a bold prediction of the outcome of the Iowa Caucuses.

We predict a repeat of August 13 Ames, Iowa straw Poll.

That was the day the managed media anointed tongue-tied Texan Rick Perry "front-runner."  Since that time, we have seen Perry flail about in defense of his indefensible DREAM Act treason.

We have also seen the rise and fall of Herman Cain and the manufactured rise of NAFTA Newt.

The Ames straw poll results will show Michelle Bachmann narrowly beating out Ron Paul.

Of course this will cause the talking heads to explode with venom at having been proven wrong (again) but remember the eager endorsement of Rudy Gulliani last election? Followed by sleepy Fred Thompson and the the betrayal of Hispandering Manchurian Candidate "Juan" McCain.

Remember, you heard it here first: Bachmann and Ron Paul in a close race this January.
Posted by elvisnixon.com at 12/16/2011 2:25 PM
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  • 12/16/2011 4:03 PM Jack wrote:
    Elvis Nixon has proved adept at picking the winner of college football games and will prove equally great at picking the winner of elections.
    Jack
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  • 12/16/2011 4:16 PM carl wrote:
    LOL's. This Nation is going Ron Paul for the long haul. When Jan 4th gets here and the votes are counted, they will prove this author an idiot.
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