Googling God got it right….. again- on the Iowa caucus

January 4, 2008

Another one bites the dust.

Huckabee wins, Obama wins; both wins predicted here before the caucus began and both predictions posted here earlier today.

Keep an eye on googlinggod blog for more on God’s perspective and insider look at New Hampshire (already at this time New Hampshire is very much favoring Obama, New Hampshire has been gaining for Obama for weeks).

Hilary will try to attack Obama’s sincerity and his motive for running for President (the old story) and appeal to women (black and white) to turn things around at the White House towards a woman’s perspective, to make history with her (Hilary), in electing the first woman ever…. and one with experience, one who will do the best ever for them and for America. She’ll add that in (the experience theme) at the end.

Her risk will now be to strongly appeal to women’s groups and the female population to get the White house some fresh air and a woman’s experience and support, something new, something complimentary and something very much needed right now (and she’ll add the experience theme at the end). Unless she does something different, she knows she can’t win (the general election.) So she’ll choose to appeal to more women (than men) and hope that will carry her along far enough to succeed now.

Huckabee won’t do as well in New Hampshire as New England is Romney territory, but the people of New Hampshire are looking at everything right now and still there are many ‘undecideds’.

Check back later for more updates on New Hampshire and other areas with googlinggod. There will be fresh information before the New Hampshire primaries.

Good night.

Iowa Caucus Predictions: Update on Jan. 3rd 2008 1:15 PM (in Arizona)

January 3, 2008

Latest Update on the Iowa caucus: 1:15 pm (in Arizona) January 3, 2008

Democrats:

Obama is gaining steam today and we look to see him win (take) Iowa. He’s very charismatic and enthusiastic and his supporters are eager to see him win and going the extra mile. While Hilary’s constituents are getting a little fatigued; how much can she ask of them? They’re not spring chickens after all, have familys etc. they are worried about, taking care of etc… So in the end, the young people make this happen along with the Independents and “the dissatisfied”, swinging Obama’s way at the critical timeframe necessary for a win for him.

Republicans:

Romney is still behind a tired but jubilant Huckabee and Romney won’t come in first; he just doesn’t have enough charisma or natural poise or “likability” going for him. Foolish at times though Huckabee can appear, people would rather have someone real and more familiar to them than someone very polished and a ‘mystery,’ which Romney appears to them to be, more often than not. See Huckabee finishing on top here in Iowa with Romney following behind.

Googling God on the Iowa Caucus

January 3, 2008

“Googling God” is a spiritual perspective given by Soul Whisperer, who is gifted and has the ability to tune into the Universal Intelligence and the Mind of God.

Iowa Outlook as of 1:42 a.m. (in Arizona) on Jan. 3, 2008

Democrats:

With Hilary Clinton:

People don’t completely trust her; they hear her words but they don’t ‘feel it’. (They tend to like and trust her husband a bit more than Hilary, alone). Her campaign has been pouring a lot of extra funding and energy/resources into these final days as if it is the final race. It’s going to be very close between Hilary and Obama. She doesn’t have a great lead and if all the independents show up, she’ll lose. However, it looks as if the older folks and older women are getting more and more involved, though some of them are actually not voting for her (surprise, surprise!) and some will even go Obama’s way.

It’s going to be very close to call and even now (just after midnight early Jan.3rd) it’s so close, it’s yet to be decided, as still ‘up in the air’ and undecided. If the many independents and the youth all show up it would be the wild card, in Obama taking the win. If the majority of older woman make an appearance in Iowa and aren’t kept home by the cold, Hilary still has a strong chance to win here. Hilary has been campaigning very hard here and is putting an “all out last minute push” here which is helping her gain some.

 

With Obama, people like his genuineness and are willing (at least) to give him a good chance. They feel he is the ‘underdog’ also which gives him a boost in terms of people favoring him. They like his overall approach and his ‘daredevil-ness’, his ability to step out of the crowd and stand on his own, true to what he believes in. They like that in a man who might lead their country forward.

John Edwards will have a lackluster finish all around here in Iowa (not be first or second). There was a point whereby people who didn’t trust Hilary and weren’t quite sure about Obama, felt “Well maybe this third guy will do; we’ll just vote John Edwards- seems a real person, nice enough guy, safe bet etc..” But they just don’t “in the end” favor him as in a strong leadership personality. They want someone who can stir up change and they’re afraid Edwards will not have the gumption to do so; to make real or lasting strong change. So more of the Edwards vote will at day’s end, go back again to favor either Hilary or Obama in the end process.

Republicans:

Huckabee is clearly ahead. McCain is far back and won’t be able to catch up, won’t be a contender here in Iowa in terms of winning 1st or 2nd place.

Romney: The majority of Iowans don’t trust that Romney will really be behind ‘their interests’ as an entire country, rather their concern is- will he go/vote “the Morman way” or for his own constituency there in the Morman community? There is a general fear of his motives and there is a lack of trust about him generally felt amongst the people in Iowa. They don’t really feel that they ‘know him’ either; there is a mystery that is too uncomfortable to elect him into the strong position of Republican favorite.

Huckabee is the Iowa crowd favorite; he’s real, he’s human and though at times he can be a bit bumbling in appearance-hey we’ve just been through a George Bush 7 year reign, how could Huckabee do any worse than George W? They feel that they ‘know’ a Huckabee as much as any politician can really be ‘known’ and they like that about him; he appears “down to earth” to them, non pretentious, without airs and willing to be himself in the process of getting elected. They like that about him. The Christian right also enjoys feeling they have someone that can vote with them and their interests; get behind them on issues. Expect Huckabee to take an easy 1st here in Iowa.

 

 

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