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noble gold investments.com. It is caucus day in the beautiful state of Iowa. Okay, let's get the facts right. What is a caucus? A caucus is the

oldest form of representative government in the sense where it is a bunch of people in a neighborhood

meeting all across the state of Iowa at a specific time. And you meet, you meet in a church, you meet in a community center, you meet in a designated location.

Now, what makes a caucus different than a primary is there's no early voting.

There is no mail-in-balloting.

There is no even machines.

In fact, it is so transparent.

It almost makes you wonder, can we do other elections this way? A caucus is

close to a town meeting. This is if we're calling a city council meeting, who wants to show up and

vote? So at a caucus tonight, all across Iowa, a tradition they do every four years, at I think

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