I still believe many will not show up at the caucuses because they figure Bush has it all wrapped up.

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We've had some very famous people through Iowa who failed in the caucuses -- John Glenn, Ted Kennedy drew huge crowds here, but were never able to convert that into caucus support.

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In politics, if you win by an insufficient score, you may be a loser.

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They are two very different cultures that hold very different political contests. It's little wonder they would often come to different conclusions.

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If he doesn't achieve 40 or 45 percent, maybe more, he will not be judged a winner in Iowa.

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This is inside baseball here, ... The vast majority of people here never pay attention to the caucuses.

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The nature of the game is meeting your expectations. If if you meet your expectations, you are a winner. If you exceed your expectations, you're a winner. If you fail to meet expectations, even though you may have won in an absolute sense, you can be a loser.

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If he doesn't achieve 40 or 45 percent, maybe more, he will not be judged a winner in Iowa. On the other hand, if Steve Forbes breaks 25 to 30 percent, the press will be saying there's a second challenger in New Hampshire.

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