Iowa Caucuses

I am not an expert on the Christian Bible, nor anything else really, but I have come across a large body of information and I try my best to make sense of as many pieces of it as possible.

If anyone wants to provide a precise link to the actual Bible verse I refer to, please do. For now I can only describe words attributed to Christ wherein Christ tells his followers to leave certain things “unto Ceasar.” For more on this picture (near end of linked post) and these actions of Caesar which created France Click Here.

A growing group of discouraged Iowa citizens have said that campaign money is a waste and should have been spent on medical care and health insurance and worker retraining and giving tax breaks to small business, rather than excess party food, taxi rides, celebrities and tv commercials.

One says “They could have instead produced a real Iowa Miracle.”

Iowa’s major political parties have held caucuses every two years since becoming a state in 1846, except for a short period, in 1913, when the Legislature established a primary election for presidential nominees. The primary was held April 10, 1916. The state went back to a caucus system after only 25 percent of registered voters participated in that primary. Since 1972, the Iowa caucus has been the first major electoral event of the nominating process for President of the United States.

For the Democratic and the Republican Parties, I endorse

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This report just submitted by an unnamed undercover Hypocritical Mole deep, deep inside the Iowa caucauses:

JohnWords is leading in the Democratic race and Mitty on the Republican side although Huckleberry Gov of the Ark is surging out of nowhere. No one knows who he is but they like him, so….

There are two kinds of Iowans today in this Feb 29th kind of event.

Those who are incredibly serious about what is going on and on the other end those who ignor it or think it will make no difference whatsoever so do not participate. There is no middle ground in Iowa as to participation. They go to the meetings or they avoid them.

Democrats in Iowa have not traditionally held this state overall but last time did elect a Democratic governor. In the race there so far, Hillary came out of the starting gates strong, then O’bomer closed ranks and it looks like JohnWords is going to surge ahead.

Stay tuned.