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Mon Nov-19-07 06:20 PM
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28. Remember though, Iowa was never part of the narrative of inevitability.

She has been on top of the polls there only recently (2 months or so, not much more I don't think.) She could drop down again at this point, not win Iowa in a month and a half, and still get the nomination pretty easily. Of course, she will fight for Iowa, and still very much might win it. But Iowa was never necessary for inevitability - it's just that if she DOES win Iowa, it closes the door on the campaign in the very first day of voting.

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