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No megalomania here:

Trump told Iowa supporters 'it's worth it' to go vote for him in the cold, even if they're 'sick as a dog' and die after casting their ballots




Too bad he isn't really Jesus. Then, he could raise his supporters who follow this advice from the dead. We have bad storm conditions and -20 degree F weather. Its not a smart time to be traveling. He's counting on his supporters being so fervent that they'll risk their life for him.
Don't you guys do postal votes, or is that regarded as some sort of liberal pinko conspiracy?
 
Iowa does caucuses. You have to turn up to a meeting in person and you have to listen to speeches before you are allowed to vote.
What's happening at the moment is candidate selection, isn't it?

Do they have postal votes or anything similar for the actual election, or is there a similar deal where you have to vote in person?
 
What's happening at the moment is candidate selection, isn't it?

Do they have postal votes or anything similar for the actual election, or is there a similar deal where you have to vote in person?
No, they have postal votes for the election. You might recall Trump being rather angry about them. Most other states do their primaries differently, with a conventional vote. Only a few states hold caucuses.
 
Former President Donald Trump on the eve of the Iowa caucus urged supporters to defy forecasted subzero temperatures on Monday and vote for him in the Republican presidential primary.

Speaking at a campaign event on Sunday evening, Trump portrayed the prospect of him returning to the White House as one to die for — literally.

"If you want to save America from crooked Joe Biden, you must go caucus tomorrow. First step, very first step," the former president said at the tail end of a 100-minute speech in Indianola. "We're gonna do it. We're gonna do it big, you got to get out."

"You can't sit home," Trump added, raising his voice. "If you're sick as a dog, you say: 'God I gotta make it.' Even if you vote and then pass away, it's worth it."




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About two-thirds of Canadians surveyed this month said American democracy cannot survive another four years of Donald Trump in the White House, and about half said the United States is on the way to becoming an authoritarian state, a poll released on Monday said.

The November U.S. election is likely to pit President Joe Biden against Trump, who is the clear frontrunner to win the Republican nomination as voting in the presidential primary race kicks off in Iowa on Monday.

Sixty-four percent of respondents in the Angus Reid Institute poll of 1,510 Canadians said they agreed with the statement: "U.S. democracy cannot survive another four years of Donald Trump." Twenty-eight percent disagreed.
 
From the Associated Press


Donald Trump
GOP
2,035 52.8%

Ron DeSantis
GOP
824 21.4%

Nikki Haley
GOP
682 17.7%

Vivek Ramaswamy
GOP
278 7.2%

Ryan Binkley
GOP
23 0.6%

Asa Hutchinson
GOP
5 0.1%

Chris Christie
GOP
3 0.08%
 
From the Associated Press


Donald Trump
GOP
2,035 52.8%

Ron DeSantis
GOP
824 21.4%

Nikki Haley
GOP
682 17.7%

Vivek Ramaswamy
GOP
278 7.2%

Ryan Binkley
GOP
23 0.6%

Asa Hutchinson
GOP
5 0.1%

Chris Christie
GOP
3 0.08%


Good for Trump as the opposition to him is splitting 50-50 between RDS and NH. Ideally he doesn't want Haley knocking RDS out of the ring in New Hampshire but letting them both hang on bleeding money until Super Tuesday.
 
Updated


Donald Trump
GOP
50,624 51.0%

Ron DeSantis
GOP
21,123 21.3%

Nikki Haley
GOP
18,910 19.0%

Vivek Ramaswamy
GOP
7,614 7.7%

Ryan Binkley
GOP
749 0.8%

Asa Hutchinson
GOP
180 0.2%
 
These Americans don't half go round the houses to get to the point where they make the guy with the second most votes president. Is this clown show really worth a whole year of anyone's time? Just pin a best in show rosette on the nearest pig and everyone can go home early.
 
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