much-talked-about organization really kicks into effect, and you need to make sure that you have a precinct leader at all of iowa's 1,774 precincts, and they make sure that iowans across the state show up right at 7:00 on a cold, dark night to cast their vote. so when they get there, they're going to see signs, they're going to see stickers, there's going to be la cards all over the place, and that is going to show momentum for certain candidates, and it's going to be the downfall of others because, ultimately, an undecided iowan who has viewed all these candidates is going to want to go with the winner. so whoever's west organized is -- best organized is the person they're going to cast their vote for. megyn: are they going to go with the winner if they believe it's someone more moderate like mitt romney or more outside the mainstream of conservative republican thought, say, like ron paul? might they do that when iowa historically has been a more conservative state and has gone along with folks like george w. bush, for example, mike huckabee last time around?