The Iowa Democratic Caucus
...e for him. More factors that made Dean a favorite candidate for the media were the huge amount of money provided for his campaign and the anti-war debates against Bush. Even though these are good reasons for the media to initiate a winner on the other hand Kerry, coming very quietly into the scene, focused his attention on veterans and won in a safe way. So, from the Iowa Democratic Presidential Caucus we learn that there is no way to predict voters. There might be a margin of error in which it looks like one candidate is way ahead in the campaign and the other might and up losing but at the end will see that the opposite will happen. At the same time these results serve as a start for the Republican Party to start their research on how to handle this campaign. From all the data showed in these past days, it should be easy for Bush to just collect them and see the missing parts that he can rely on. On the day before the caucus, it is true that the media predicted a toss up. This meant that it could be anyone’s victory. This prediction further explains the gap developed in the Iowa caucus. It is possible to state that the election can continue to go anyway, as we may see in New Hampshire. Iowa was a sweep for Kerry, but that does not me...