++Josh Marshall looks another way at the numbers I printed below. He's saying that Cruz' showing in New Hampshire, a state where he lacks a natural constituency, may spell doom to Rubio's chances of becoming the establishment's pick. He thinks we have to see why the feedback will be from the Iowa Caucus and those who drop out afterwards. In any event, the "establishment" is in trouble.
++Martin Longman over at Washington monthly says that Bernie has to win both Iowa and New Hampshire. The Iowa polls show Hillary's lead dwindling. But Martin's point was that Obama once stood ready to deal a knock out blow in the first two contests in 2008 but the difference was that he had deeper roots in the Democratic party. Hillary has a large lead in committed delegates and large leads in the next contests of South Carolina and Nevada.
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