or joe biden, that night decided they d had enough and got out. what normally happens here is if there s no money, you can t go on. some kind of take along for a while. four years before, that you will remember the infamous howard dean scream that essentially doomed his campaign. but he had enough forward momentum to kind of stay in for a little bit of time. but iowa does cut the field out. the people who got in to make a statement or they thought early, on they had a chance, it kind of exposes them because even after five or six months, it s easy to see who should get to go on and who not? right. four years ago, you were on the bus and you were working with fred thompson and, of course, before that, you worked with newt gingrich as well so you know what s going on on the ground there in iowa. what s interesting, though, that i got from your column is the fact that while we re doing a lot of talking about what s going on in iowa, not that many republicans actually show up to caucus.
but not necessarily. we re not too far away from iowa. we ll see what happens there. i don t know who s going to win in iowa. governor romney is still in a very strong position in new hampshire. if newt gingrich doesn t win one of those two early primaries i d argue that he can t go on. does mitt romney now have to change strategy and go on the attack against gingrich? well, only to the extent that they re going to be debating. there s going to be a debate this joint forum this weekend and they re certainly going to contest each other a little bit. but i don t think that he fundamentally changes his strategy and the direction of an attack on newt. he s building a campaign capable of beating president obama. and at the same time, were you a little surprised a lot of people watching mitt romney with all of his experience were a little surprised at how testy he got in the fox interview with bret baier. fairly predictable challenging questions. doesn t he have to be able to take a
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perry right now is front runner iowa and south carolina. mitt romney, new hampshire. if we get divided interrupt of those three states florida becomes make-or-break state with 40-45% of republican primary electorate as i said over the age of 60 and seep yours there well organized, militant, and deeply committed to programs like medicare and social security. rick: they come out and vote. militant seniors sounds like tea party to me. average stakeholders saying we have had enough. the issue with florida, it was important. it s always been important. you saw rudy giuliani of course in 2008 to become the king of florida. bypassing the early states and it didn t work. the issue is money. this is what happened to pawlenty. pawlenty paid to get on the south carolina ballot. that is $25,000. he presumed he would go through if you focus too much and spend all of your money and the money dries up you can t go on. predict the race will become a long-term race like democrats were in 2008.