Iowa does not represent the country...

[JohnnyWrath]

Cheer up, Iowa does not represent the entire country. 60% of republican caucus goers said they were evangelical Christians, the rest of the country is at 8%+ Most of them believe the terrorist boogie man will kill them if we are not at constant war. 10% is very good in the environment of Iowa.


Almost two-thirds of Republicans polled before the caucus said that they were evangelical Christians, a group that is a small minority in the rest of the country. (Evangelical Christians comprise between 8 percent and 35 percent of the US population.)

[hankpyro]

Cheer up, Iowa does not represent the entire country. 60% of republican caucus goers said they were evangelical Christians, the rest of the country is at 8%+ Most of them believe the terrorist boogie man will kill them if we are not at constant war. 10% is very good in the environment of Iowa.


So that explains how we lose to Huckabee. It does NOT explain how we get fifth place.

[Midnight77]

So that explains how we lose to Huckabee. It does NOT explain how we get fifth place.

Agreed. I have to place blame on the Campaign for this. They did not use the funds we raised wisely for Iowa to get the message out.

[Liberty Star]

Cheer up, Iowa does not represent the entire country. 60% of republican caucus goers said they were evangelical Christians, the rest of the country is at 8%+ Most of them believe the terrorist boogie man will kill them if we are not at constant war. 10% is very good in the environment of Iowa.

True. They are also an older demographic.

Also, Iowa is 7% non-White, rest of America is 31% non-White.
Little interesting stats.