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Looking At Iowa

Posted on : 16-12-2007 | By : Jim Lynch | In : 2008

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Brian (Liberty Pundit) takes the pulse of Iowa voters for Pajamas Media.

To sum up, it appears to me – at this point – that we’ll see a victory by Obama and Huckabee in the Iowa Caucuses. Obama, I think, is virtually assured a victory, unless the Clinton campaign drops a bombshell on him in the coming weeks that seriously erodes his support (given how hard they’ve been trying, it’s quite possible they’ll find something that will do the trick).

Huckabee, I think, is less of a certainty. As I mentioned earlier, the people I have spoken with are supporting either Romney or Thompson, and everyone they know is doing the same thing. They have seen little support for Huckabee. Either it’s a flaw in the polls or a fluke in that like-minded conservatives tend to talk about these things with each other (“birds of a feather”, you know). Time will tell, but unless something major happens between now and January 3, I’m going to predict a Huckabee win.

Perhaps it is only wishful thinking, but I have to disagree with Brian’s analysis regarding Mike Huckabee. I don’t think his “boom” is going to last much longer. Either way, we’ll know more in just a few short weeks.

[Regarding the Huckabee "surge", have you participated in the poll? You can find it in the right sidebar or you can vote and comment here.]

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