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balantz Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-09-08 02:21 PM
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20. I know conspiracy theories are frowned upon,
and I can see why as they can get carried away. But while we're on the subject, can someone tell me how it was that Edwards was polling so high at the beginning of the Iowa caucus, only to have the numbers roll back and then stay down? I think I remember hearing that the first numbers were from rural areas in favor of Edwards or something, but it looked awfully funny to me watching that lead evaporate.
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