Not to humans and animals.No ... the temperature is still just -10F.
The Trump Card...
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I know that, and so do people who live in winter states. They dress for the weather. And it's not like they are standing in line outdoors to vote. Caucuses are meetings held inside heated buildings. People drive cars and walk from them in parking lots into buildings. Total exposure is a minute or two max. A determined voter can easily get to caucus. Voters less determined may decide to avoid the trip and stay home warm and cozy, but the fact remains, -10F is not the hyped up end of the world the media likes to pitch it as.
America's attitude to the weather has changed. Even NFL football games are being canceled; games that would have been played years ago.
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Much Ado About Nothing
As the "highly anticipated, high-stakes" Iowa caucuses approach, Trump is the frontrunner for the Republican nomination and Biden is the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination. After the caucuses are over, Trump will be the frontrunner for the Republican nomination and Biden will be the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination. Everything else is trivia for political junkies.
As the "highly anticipated, high-stakes" Iowa caucuses approach, Trump is the frontrunner for the Republican nomination and Biden is the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination. After the caucuses are over, Trump will be the frontrunner for the Republican nomination and Biden will be the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination. Everything else is trivia for political junkies.
Trump Gait Analysis
When people walk into our gym, we notice a lot about their bodies and how they carry themselves. In this video, we see Trump favoring his right leg. Notice how his right toe points more inward than his left as he walks. At the end of the video, notice how he seems to be keeping weight off his right hip.
This video is inadequate to form any coclusions. In the gym, before working further with this person walking like this, we'd ask, are you feeling pain on your right side? Are you having balance issues? A movement screen would likely follow.
When people walk into our gym, we notice a lot about their bodies and how they carry themselves. In this video, we see Trump favoring his right leg. Notice how his right toe points more inward than his left as he walks. At the end of the video, notice how he seems to be keeping weight off his right hip.
This video is inadequate to form any coclusions. In the gym, before working further with this person walking like this, we'd ask, are you feeling pain on your right side? Are you having balance issues? A movement screen would likely follow.
In that video, his functional movements look normal.Nice thing to do:
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This video shows nothing, other than the X poster's desperation to invent Trump physical frailties that don't exist. It's almost amazing the lengths to which these Trump haters will go in an effort to create derogatory fiction about him. Due to Biden's obvious mental and physical deterioration, they must think they can create a similar area of weakness in Trump; it won't work.
With 87% of he votes counted, Trump wins IA caucus with 50.9% of the vote. DeSantis 21.3, Haley 19.1, Vivek 7.7. A blowout - the numbers speak for themselves.
RLENT
Veteran Expediter
... "blowout" ...
Yeah, they sure do ...
In 2016, Trump got 24% of Iowa caucus vote and he won the General.
In 2020, Trump got 95% of the Iowa caucus vote ... as the incumbent ... and he still lost the General Election.
In 2024, nearly half of all caucus goers wanted ... somebody - anybody - else ...
Trump has peaked and is on the downward slide ... his "best days" - if one could call them that - are clearly behind him.
Couple that with the recent poll of Nikki Haley Iowa voters that showed that if Trump was the Republican nominee around 40% of them planned on voting for Joe Biden in the General and the future's so bright I gotta wear shades ...
About 110,000 Iowans voted in the Republican caucuses yesterday. There are about 719,000 registered Republicans in the state, and about 2,100,000 registered voters.
Yes it was a blowout in Trump's favor, but only among the small number of highly committed partisans in the state; those who were willing to brave the bitter-cold weather to cast their votes.
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Interesting numbers. They makes one wonder what predictive value the Iowa caucuses have, if they have any at all.
True. This victory is genuinely earned and one Trump can savor.
That does not mean he is qualified or entitled to be president. It means this confirmed fraudster has conned 56,260 caucus goers to vote for him. That qualifies him to have a number of Iowa delegates at the Republican convention.