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CNN Iowa Caucus Coverage

Eric Burnett: The polls are set to close in ten minutes in Iowa, and when they do, the first caucus of the year will be kicking off.
John King: Let’s run down the major candidates on both sides for our viewers in case they don’t know.
Eric Burnett: Sure. For the Democrats, incumbent President Richard Cordray is running effectively unopposed. For the Republicans, there are 4 major politicians in this race. Former Iowa Representative Steve King is the current frontrunner here, in his home state of Iowa.
John King: Any information about Steve King’s campaign here?
Eric Burnett: Well, it’s been called “One of the most openly racist campaigns ever run for Federal Office”. King has made anti-immigrant sentiment the guiding focus of his campaign to an extent that surpasses even Trump’s campaigns. He’s called for the citizen children of non-citizen immigrants to have their citizenship revoked and said that “The good thing about abortion is that it keeps the ethnic population lower.” He’s still popular among Republican voters in his home state, even after he lost re-election back in 2020, and is the prohibitive favorite to win Iowa tonight.
John King: And the other candidates?
Eric Burnett: Well, there’s Corey Stewart, a Virginia politician who many accuse of being a neo-confederate, Senator Ben Sasse, who is attempting to run as the moderate in the race, and Former Governor Rick Scott, whose campaign has been derailed by corruption scandals.
John King: Excellent roundup, John. Now, the first results appear to be trickling in from Des Moines.

Iowa Caucus Results
Former Representative Steve King: 62.98%, 19 delegates
Corey Stewart: 22.12%, 6 delegates
Senator Ben Sasse: 9.13%, 3 delegates
Former Governor Rick Scott: 9.13%,  2 delegates

Overall Results to date:

Former Representative Steve King: 62.98%, 19 delegates
Corey Stewart: 22.12%, 6 delegates
Senator Ben Sasse: 9.13%, 3 delegates
Former Governor Rick Scott: 9.13%,  2 delegates

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This looks interesting, hope you continue it.

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CNN.com

The End of the Moderate Republican?

NH has long been famous for its moderate Republicans, such as its former Governor John Sununu or former Senator Kelly Ayotte. It gave only 27% of it’s vote to President Trump in 2016, and former Senator Jeff Flake won it (one of only 8 states he won), in 2020. Those moderate Republicans appear to be gone now, if a poll from Monmouth is to be believed. 48% of NH R primary voters said that they would be voting for Steve King, who has ran a campaign focusing on racial resentment against Hispanic immigrants. Meanwhile, another 25% of NH R primary voters said they would be voting for Neo-Confederate Corey Stewart, a man who suggested that slavery was done to help the blacks. Moderate Senator Ben Sasse is managing only 19% of the vote in this poll.








NH Republican Primary Results

Former Representative Steve King: 48.05%, 11 delegates
Corey Stewart: 29.79%, 7 delegates
Senator Ben Sasse: 18.84%, 5 delegates
Former Governor Rick Scott: 3.32%,  0 delegates

Overall Results to date:

Former Representative Steve King: 58.70%, 30 delegates
Corey Stewart: 24.32%, 13 delegates
Senator Ben Sasse: 11.91%, 8 delegates
Former Governor Rick Scott: 5.07%,  2 delegates


Slate.com:
Neo-Confederate Traitor Stewart says NH primary results disappointing, promises victory in South Carolina.

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BREITBART.COM

COREY STEWART SAYS HE IS “THE CANDIDATE OF THE SOUTH AND ALL RED-BLOODED SOUTHERNERS WHO HATE WHAT CORDRAY HAS DONE TO US SHOULD VOTE FOR HIM.”

REMEMBERING PRESIDENT TRUMP (HE MADE AMERICA GREAT)

GAFFE ALERT: KING SAYS FORT SUMTER VICTORY WAS “GREAT DEFEAT FOR AMERICA.”



The Atlantic

What Stewart’s win means for the Republican party.
The Deplorables have taken over the GOP.
Mia Madison | Feb 21, 2024 | Politics

SC Primary results
Corey Stewart: 46.13%, 50 delegates
Corey Stewart: 35.91%, 0 delegates
Senator Ben Sasse: 12.13%, 0 delegates
Former Governor Rick Scott: 5.83%,  0 delegates

Overall Results to date:
Corey Stewart: 37.63%, 63 delegates
Former Representative Steve King: 44.79%, 30 delegates
Senator Ben Sasse: 12.05%, 8 delegates
Former Governor Rick Scott: 5.53%,  2 delegates

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CNN Iowa Caucus Coverage

Eric Burnett: The polls are set to close in ten minutes in Iowa, and when they do, the first caucus of the year will be kicking off.
John King: Let’s run down the major candidates on both sides for our viewers in case they don’t know.
Eric Burnett: Sure. For the Democrats, incumbent President Richard Cordray is running effectively unopposed. For the Republicans, there are 4 major politicians in this race. Former Iowa Representative Steve King is the current frontrunner here, in his home state of Iowa.
John King: Any information about Steve King’s campaign here?
Eric Burnett: Well, it’s been called “One of the most openly racist campaigns ever run for Federal Office”. King has made anti-immigrant sentiment the guiding focus of his campaign to an extent that surpasses even Trump’s campaigns. He’s called for the citizen children of non-citizen immigrants to have their citizenship revoked and said that “The good thing about abortion is that it keeps the ethnic population lower.” He’s still popular among Republican voters in his home state, even after he lost re-election back in 2020, and is the prohibitive favorite to win Iowa tonight.
John King: And the other candidates?
Eric Burnett: Well, there’s Corey Stewart, a Virginia politician who many accuse of being a neo-confederate, Senator Ben Sasse, who is attempting to run as the moderate in the race, and Former Governor Rick Scott, whose campaign has been derailed by corruption scandals.
John King: Excellent roundup, John. Now, the first results appear to be trickling in from Des Moines.

Iowa Caucus Results
Former Representative Steve King: 62.98%, 19 delegates
Corey Stewart: 22.12%, 6 delegates
Senator Ben Sasse: 9.13%, 3 delegates
Former Governor Rick Scott: 9.13%,  2 delegates

Overall Results to date:

Former Representative Steve King: 62.98%, 19 delegates
Corey Stewart: 22.12%, 6 delegates
Senator Ben Sasse: 9.13%, 3 delegates
Former Governor Rick Scott: 9.13%,  2 delegates

How stupid are the people of Iowa...