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Reckless Iowa Predictions

By on 12.29.07 @ 2:36PM

Mike Huckabee or Mitt Romney will finish first. Mike Huckabee or Mitt Romney will finish second. Fred Thompson, John McCain, Ron Paul or Rudy Giuliani will finish third. Duncan Hunter and Alan Keyes will finish ahead of John Cox.

I won't even be this reckless with the Democratic field.

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