And even if several months from now Hillary Clinton is completely exonerated, the issue is what does an Iowa voter do on Monday?
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Donald Trump even leads by four points over Ted Cruz when Republican voters are asked who do you most trust to handle social issues like abortion and same-sex marriage.
There is no question, zero question, Donald Trump nationally benefits from the crowded field.
If he can win Iowa, he's a social conservative Tea Party guy with deep support as the calendar moves on.
This is a conversation Donald Trump wants to keep going for 17 more days to keep Ted Cruz's number down in Iowa.
As complicated as we try to make this sometimes so we can cash our paychecks, politics is pretty simple. It's about arithmetic, pluses and minus.
The Democrats are winning 67 percent of the Latino vote, it changes the electoral map hugely, hugely in the Democrat's favor.
If you are Jeb Bush in either compact, this is the problem. Only 32 percent of Republicans say the more they hear you and the more they like you.
Hillary Clinton's favorability among Democrats is going off the charts, and it's helping her in Iowa, without a doubt.
You know, is it an evolution or is it a flip-flop? She has to make the case that she had changed her position because of changing times, not because of changing polls.
He is going to say I'm Mr. Authenticity. I was here on the minimum wage way before anybody else on the stage.
A lot of people would look deep with these numbers, I tell you. At least on paper there is not a great path for Joe Biden to get to the nomination.
The challenge for the guys with titles is to break through with these people who don't trust them and say we need to win to govern.
Sixty-seven percent, more than two-thirds of Republicans, say their number one quality when they look for the next president is not someone with government experience, somebody outside of the government.
If you're Jeb Bush, perfect proof right here, 41 favorable, 39 unfavorable. The daily attacks sometimes the hourly attacks from Donald Trump are taking the toll on the guy who once was the front-runner.
Bernie Sanders has to be encouraged by the numbers. Let start in Iowa, Bernie Sanders at second percent -- second place, I'm sorry in the new Iowa poll at 30 percent but Hillary Clinton stand out at 37 percent.
This is the defining question for Sanders, is he a message candidate is he more of approaches candidate or is he a candidate to win the democratic nomination.
Hillary Clinton will have to answer questions about this as well because on the one hand, she said she found the videos troubling and she would support a congressional investigation to Planned Parenthood, not defunding, but a congressional…
Are they overwhelm worried? No. Should they be a little bit concerned and watching closely? Of course because Bernie Sanders has surprised them by getting relatively close in Iowa or relatively close in New Hampshire and making much more…
At what point do Republican voters, we know he is a good entertainer, we know he is fabulous communicator. At what point do they close their eyes and say, is he a president? Can I see him on a debate stage against Hillary Clinton?
It's very hard for a third party candidate to win. However, there's - the reason Trump is doing well in the Republican primary so far, second place in the polls, getting so much attention, is there is such a disgust with politics in…
If she handles this right, she can actually turn the Sanders campaign and the new voters and the energy it's bringing to process to her advantage if she handles it right.
Does Hillary Clinton inspire confidence? Only 49 percent of Americans say that now, down from 58 percent in March of 2014.
If you are Republicans, especially these top five right here, you are looking at her and saying, she's tough but she's beatable.





