[goldstategop]

Nikita Dean has lost it, I think. I don't want a man who can't take defeat with good grace near the White House. That's regardless of party. Anger is only going to get Dean and his Kooksville supporters run off the road.

[leadpenny]

Six months from now, Dean will be a vague memory.

[Diogenesis]

Dr. Doom

[Sapper26]

So Kerry won Iowa. The question remains: Will he ketchup to Dean in NH?

[thesummerwind]

DISASTER FOR DEAN IN IOWA

Pretty soon the good Doc can take a powder, go off to Aspen and take to the powder!

[Cuttnhorse]

Seems to me the big losers, besides the nutcase Dean, are labor and Al Gore, Jimmy Carter and the rest that openly backed Dean.

[Cuttnhorse]

In fact, labor really lost it big time since organized labor were the big backers of both Dean and Gebhardt. I don't think I ever saw a tape or photo of Gebhardt where he wasn't surrounded by labor union reps.

[Redcloak]

Rolling up his ragged shirt sleeves and shrieking so loud that his voice hissed and cracked, a raging Deangol rallied his orcs with forced optimism and a pugilistic tone that stood in contrast to the formal upbeat speeches by his opponents.

"Filthy little thievessss!! Nassssty hobbitses! They sssssstole it from ussss, MY PRECIOUSS! AAAAAAAAGGGHHH!!!" Deangol said, sounding like he was coughing up a fish bone.

[rageaholic]

"We will not give up. We will not quit, now or ever. We have just begun to fight. We have just begun to fight."

How pathetic, its like a spider struggle for survival in the toilet bowl. Just before it reaches dry porcelain.... flush

[TUX]

Voter turnout was huge - double what it was four years ago - and 46 percent told pollsters they were going into the caucuses for the first time.

Clintonistas knock off Dean in Iowa by packing the ballot box. The Hildabeast want deperatly to hold on to DNC and the money. The trick is to knock "The mouth" off and get his contributor list.

Deano is really PI$$ed,I smell third party in his never give up speech.

[maggief]

[BlackRazor]

In the final days before the Iowa vote, the momentum shifted to Kerry, a Vietnam vet who appeared this week with a Green Beret whose life he saved

The Green Beret's name is Jim Rassmann. He's a registered Republican who reportedly gave some very moving speeches that helped reinforce Kerry's image as a war hero in the waning days of the Iowa campaign. Something tells me we're going to be seeing a lot more of Mr. Rassmann in the coming days, weeks and perhaps months.

[PJ-Comix]

Support mental health or I'LL KILL YOU!!!

[samtheman]

Madman.

[nicmarlo]

Voter turnout was huge - double what it was four years ago - and 46 percent told pollsters they were going into the caucuses for the first time. Those newcomers were split evenly between Kerry and Dean - a surprise for Dean, who was counting on young, new voters to give him a win.

Gephardt was right, there were LOTS of new voters, but he thought they were all going to vote for him.....seeing as he had such a low percentage of votes, why would he have believed that? (Thinking out loud.)

[Common Tator]

Here are few thoughts on the Iowa campaigns I have not seen mentioned.

Click here for yet another take.

[meyer]

I hate to reduce myself to making this comparison, but Dean looked like Hitler last night. I saw very little of the caucus events, but I did see Dean screaming.

He's so obnoxious and "in your face" that I can't believe he even thinks he's Presidential material.

[petercooper]

He imploded TOOOOOO SOOOOOON!!!!

[Walkin Man]

The wheels have come off of Dean's crazy train. Put a fork in the nut case, he is dead meat, especially after that insane, raving, "concession speech" he gave! What a loon!

Of course this is bad news for Rove and Bush.

[uncbob]

Just goes to show how quickly things can change in politics

A good reminder to all those who think Bush is a shoo in in November

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