Iowa Caucuses - What Missourians Need to Know About the Outcome

By: Monte Schisler, News Director
Posted: Wednesday, January 04, 2012

The first phase of the Republican Presidential nomination process is over with Mitt Romney winning the Iowa Caucuses. Rick Santorum came in second, with Ron Paul finishing third. But should Missourians pay attention to the outcome and what the candidates had to say during yesterday’s event. Yes, says Republican Political Strategist Kim Alfano (Al-fawn-oh). She heads up Alfano (Al-fawn-oh) Communications in Alexandria,Virginia– and tells HometownDailyNews.com

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Alfano predicts that by winning the Iowa Caucuses yesterday, Romney will be the Republican Presidential nominee come November.

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Republican Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney won the Iowa Caucuses, the first phase in the nominating process to pick a candidate to make a run at the White House. Rick Santorum finished second Tuesday, with Ron Paul rounding out the top three. Republican Political Strategist Kim Alfano tells HometownDailyNews.com, Missourians should pay attention to yesterday’s process inIowa, because there’s a lot to be learned about the candidates and how voters there perceived them:

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Kim Alfano heads up Alfano Communications, a Republican Political Marketing Company based in Alexandria Virginia. She advises several Republican candidates in a variety of state and local races nationwide.

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Round One goes to Mitt Romney. Romney won Tuesday’s Iowa Caucuses, during the first stop in the Republican Party’s nominating process to name a Presidential nominee. Rick Santorum came in second, while Ron Paul finished 3^rd. Republican Political Strategist Kim Alfano tells HometownDailyNews.com, Missourians should pay attention to yesterday’s process in Iowa, because voters there are a dedicated bunch:

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Republican Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney won the Iowa Caucuses, the first phase in the nominating process to pick a candidate to make a run at the White House. Rick Santorum finished second Tuesday, with Ron Paul rounding out the top three. Republican Political Strategist Kim Alfano says Missourians should pay attention to yesterday’s process inIowa, because there’s a lot to be learned about the candidates and how voters there perceived them.

Comments (2) - comment on this story

BransonGOP - 01/05/2012 1:18:23 AM

After making a trip to Iowa and talking with candidates personally, there is only one clear choice to my wife and I and that is Newt Gingrich. Faced with the threats coming out of Iran and the middle east, a destroyed economy, and joblessness across the country Newt is the only one with enough backbone to stand up against threatening nations, and get America back on track. Ron Paul sees nothing wrong with Iran having weapons of mass destruction, dosent believe we should be involved with Israel, etc. Romney is a staunch progressive who has sided with Obama 80% of the votes and started his own version of Obamacare in Mass that has nearly bankrupted the state. Bachman has great ideas and is a great lady but is not electable at this point, Huntsman didnt bother showing up, Santorum shows great promise but now may not be his time. The nation needs someone with experience, that will not back down to foreign threats and has an economic plan that even the Wall Street Journal says is the only credible plan amongst the candidates... that person is Newt Gingrich.

My Sympathy - 01/05/2012 6:16:11 PM

You can't help but feel sorry for anyone that wasted their time, money and gasoline to drive to Iowa for this circus. These clowns don't stand a chance in the next Presidential election.