Trump isn't as far ahead as it seems

IA/NH/NV Caucuses are in Feburary so people actually getting to the booths and voting probably is going to tell a different story completely, whether in favor of Trump or not it's likely the media domination then will be more equal whereas early/now he is able to buy his way to a nice cushion. Trump may do well in NH although I don't think in Iowa Ted Cruz could win Iowa. Not that Iowa means much iirc Ted Huckabee won in like 08 or w.e and obviously never really become a formidable contender then.

Come February this race will probably have a new face or two, and probably a sharp fall off post caucus for a Rubio or Cruz. Its getting kind of comical how the media are clearly trying to ingrain people with these two young impressionable (depending) candidates in Cruz/Rubio. I think booths early media success at this point is bound to fall off, more than like at caucus time which is when things really start to matter. In the middle of February the picture will be so much clearer.

Cruz (Tea party)/Trump (Businessman Non-Establishment)/Rubio (Young Senator)/Christie (State Governor)

Each candidate offers a little bit of the entire spectrum for people to hear and select from. The left leaning , middle of the road, and the far right Evangelical type. This is by design obviously so people aren't polarized into always seeing/hearing that form an opinion skewed by media bias possibly. Instead you hear them all and people start doing polls, surveys often giving a false interpretation of what the real voters, people who actually get out of the house do their civic duty and go vote think. Usually the people who go and do the voting tell a different story then these early on media/poll numbers.

For that reason I really doubt Trump is as far ahead as it is being portrayed, and I also don't think some of the low down ~3-5% candidates are nearly that low either,with actual people who go and do the voting on election day. Post caucuses I expect Trump to be there but in a much more even race with likely 1 or 2 Candidates with Cruz or Rubio losing a ton of steam by then.

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