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Re: Caucus Predictions

At the risk of being made a fool of, I'll predict that Mike Huckabee wins by a comfortable but not overwhelming margin.

On the Democratic side, I keep going back and forth between John Edwards and Barack Obama, but my gut tells me Obama, so I'll go with that. Either way, I think Hillary Clinton comes in third.

If Obama wins Iowa, having proven that he can convert his movement into actual votes, having crippled Edwards, he'll be off to the races and win the nomination. If Clinton or Edwards wins, Clinton will be the nominee.

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Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton

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