The Donald is screaming "FRAUD!" in Iowa and one basis is the disparity between polling and his actual campaign outcome.
A couple options explain this:
1. The Bradley effect reversed and on steroids; and/or
2. Iowa isn't a predictor of anything given the caucus setup. I might say one thing on Thursday in a phone poll, but 4 days later, after a couple hours with friends, enemies, debates and good times at a caucus and that old Thursday opinion is out the window.
We may just see an unprecedented reverse Bradley effect unfold over the next couple months that is really entertaining and a very public end to his political career. After his boasts, taunts about losing, arrogance and bravado, if it turns out that nobody is ever electing him to shit then the questions and jibes about losing all the time will send him over the edge.
A couple options explain this:
1. The Bradley effect reversed and on steroids; and/or
2. Iowa isn't a predictor of anything given the caucus setup. I might say one thing on Thursday in a phone poll, but 4 days later, after a couple hours with friends, enemies, debates and good times at a caucus and that old Thursday opinion is out the window.
We may just see an unprecedented reverse Bradley effect unfold over the next couple months that is really entertaining and a very public end to his political career. After his boasts, taunts about losing, arrogance and bravado, if it turns out that nobody is ever electing him to shit then the questions and jibes about losing all the time will send him over the edge.