And it’s not even implausible.
It's not the most likely outcome, but I agree w/ @ForecasterEnten: Jindal still has a real shot to win Iowa. http://t.co/gUxcWwgFk6
— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) September 28, 2015
Which is not to say that it’s likely, either. Basically, it comes down to how much favorability ratings matter in the Iowa race: Bobby Jindal is well-liked in that state, and if Ben Carson and/or Carly Fiorina don’t catch fire with Iowa caucus-goers then Jindal stands a chance of getting an upset win, or at least a second-place finish. …And there are at least three assumptions in that sentence. Possibly five. So, it’s a possibility, but don’t bet anything that you can’t bear to lose on the outcome either way.
This would make me a happy man. I holding out hope for Jindal/Rubio ticket.
Jindal is my last hope for a Governor (the other remaining ones are useless).
If he keeps being held out of the debates, he won’t make it to Iowa .
I’m .. not sure of that.
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So far, the debates seem to have mostly been the Trump clown show (no offense to clowns) .. being involved hasn’t seemed to boost anyone, but it has blown a couple out of the water…
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Mew
Is organization still important in the Iowa caucuses? Because I picture gameplanning as an advantage to Jindal, if he has the people to execute it.
*fingers crossed* Jindal’s my guy now with Walker bowing out. Jindal/Walker or Jindal/Fiorina would be great
I’d love to see it, but I won’t hold my breath.
Impossible no, improbable yes.
Jindal is the last of the first round draft picks (to use a sports analogy) of the governors.
My #1 out of the 3 but Bobby has floundered in the minors lately.
If he wins Iowa, then what?