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In response to
"
Tradition. But Iowa isn't terribly representative of the Democratic voters nationwide. It's a caucus, so it skews older and much whiter
"
by
TWuG
Also, part of why it was a big deal that Obama won Iowa in 2008. -- nm
Posted by
Roger More (aka RogerMore)
Jan 14 '20, 10:34
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Responses:
(In a wiki-hole now - "name the winner of the 1992 Iowa Democratic primary" is a fiendishly tough question) -- nm
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Roger More
Jan 14, 10:39
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I'll guess Dick Gephardt. -- nm
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Brrrron
Jan 14, 10:41
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This was my guess. -- nm
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Tim
Jan 14, 10:42
Wasn't that Harkin? -- nm
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Will Hunting
Jan 14, 10:41
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Yeah, it's the main reason why he ran. He thought that slam dunk win might trigger momentum. -- nm
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David
Jan 14, 10:41
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Oh right, Gephardt was '88. -- nm
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Brrrron
Jan 14, 10:42
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92 was the year of Tsongas! -- nm
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David
Jan 14, 10:47
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