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In Iowa, it looks like the Democrats are in your fear with their own election, as I posted this morning.

But they have a lot in common with the Russians, so what do you expect?

They get a more accurate and faster count in Iraqi elections. Apparently, then they get with the Iowa caucuses.

They might want to rethink this, but no, no, no, we're not going to rethink this.

And of course, the media can't stop repeating the numbers.

62% of the vote in.

Sanders had a small win in the popular vote, but we don't know what it is.

Buttigieg won a bigger percentage of the delegates, but we don't know what that is exactly.

They've got 26.9%. Sanders got 25.1%.

Warren, 18.3%, Biden, 15.6, Amy Klobuchar, 12.6.

Sanders showed his Bloomberg got a negative.

And he'll say, I wasn't campaigning there, but he's been running national ads, almost a quarter of a billion dollars worth.

It's an interesting story. He knew he wouldn't do well there, so he didn't go there.

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