Surprise Iowa result?

Well Folks, were once again about to cross into the realm of real­i­ty.

As you may have been lead to believe by an increas­ing­ly whin­ing media, Trump is expect­ed to win.

But what if he does not win?

Will the media have any­thing to say?

Prob­a­bly not, why is that?

They don’t know what the out­come may be and you know what else is inter­est­ing about how the media tends to hype up events?

Did you know that for exam­ple just because you win in Iowa does not mean your going to win the Elec­tion, seri­ous, after all Iowa is not real­ly a big polit­i­cal play­er.

Wait, want more, read on…

It is sur­pris­ing to some vot­ers that just because you may not win New Hamp­shire or Iowa does not mean that you can’t go on to win the elec­tion.

That is some­thing that the media tend to active­ly for­get…

Makes you won­der, why they seem to cast a cer­tain light on these events.

We heard things from the media such as IF such and such can­di­date does not win both New Hamp­shire and Iowa, then they don’t have a chance, then just a few days lat­er, these same talk­ing heads made the state­ment that Hillary could still win the nom­i­na­tion if she loos­es both of those same con­tests, So which is it?

I guess if your a Repub­li­can, you have to win every­thing and if your a demo­c­rat, then you don’t have to win any­thing.

Seems like the Media can’t real­ly crown a politi­cian to become pres­i­dent, but they don’t seem to under­stand the con­sti­tu­tion very well.

Oh, one final thought, Polls always work out the way that the orga­ni­za­tion pay­ing for them, would like, is it inten­tion­al, per­haps at times, yes, but uncon­scious­ly I am sure all of these orga­ni­za­tions that do these polls work it out in the back­ground.

Which means that polls are mean­ing­less, take that you dim bob­ble heads.