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Jan 19 2012
Well, that’s just awesome.
Let’s Just Call it a Tie. – The NeoSexist
It’s a tie for the ages.
There are too many holes in the certified totals from the Iowa caucuses to know for certain who won, but Rick Santorum wound up with a 34-vote advantage
Jan 16 2012
Hey, Remember that Caucus that Romney Won? Santorum Currently Up 80 Votes In Iowa Caucuses Ballot Count…
Jan 09 2012
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Dec 12 2011
Iowa State Multicultural Studies Professor Accuses Rick Perry of “Extreme Homophobia”
Hat tip to NeoSexist for this DSM Register story of an Iowa State University associate professor heckling Rick Perry at an Ames event.
Professor Blumentfeld has added to the Register story with the following Facebook comment:
I think it was quite telling that today as we confronted Rick Perry on his extreme homophobia and attacks on non-Christians, some of his support shouted at us: “This is my country, Not your country.” And “Go get a job.” This is the result of politians Like Perry, who demonize and stereotype minoritized groups for causing the problems of the country. Perry and others like him are attempting to use our bodies as steppIng stones to their own political advancement. We are saying, “No longer will we allow you to do this. Your scapegoating of us has now come to an end!”
Exit question from Robert Stacy McCain:
Question One: In tough economic times, how does the state of Iowa justify employing such a professor of useless trivia?
Nov 19 2011
Iowa State Cyclones shakes up BCS race – ESPN
Once I got in the end zone, I realized the enormity of what happened,” Woody said. “Senior night. Friday night on ESPN; only show in town. We’re 0-for-history [against top-six teams]. We need a sixth win to go bowling, and on ESPN.com they say we’ve got a 12 percent chance of playing in a bowl. All those things combined together create the perfect storm.” br
http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/7253650/iowa-state-cyclones-shakes-bcs-race
Nov 14 2011
Iowa: Cain 20, Gingrich 19, Romney 14
The survey, taken by Kellyanne Conway’s Polling Company for private clients, included hard support (definitely backing a candidate), moderately hard support (probably backing a candidate) and leaners.
Including all three categories, Cain leads the field with 20 percent, but is in a statistical dead heat with Gingrich, who gets 19 percent. Romney gets 14 percent.
Michele Bachmann and Ron Paul are tied for 10 percent, Rick Perry gets 5 percent, Rick Santorum 4 percent, Jon Huntsman 2 percent and Gary Johnson 1 percent.
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