I believe Obama will do better in a primary than in a caucus...

[kentuck]

There is a difference. I don't believe Obama will do as well in the caucus tonight as some might expect. It doesn't mean that he doesn't have a lot of support. However, a caucus is more about organization than is a primary. I would expect him to do better in New Hampshire than in Iowa. No matter the results in tonight's caucus, I would recommend that Obama's supporters stay positive.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

1. I suspect Obama will do better...

as other candidates drop out.

[Neecy]

2. I think he'll do fine

His organization in Iowa is actually excellent - they're even offering child care for this evening for young parents who want to caucus.

[babylonsister]

3. His campaign has been praised by different quarters numerous times

FOR their organization. I think he's got it covered.

[sandnsea]

4. Did you hear about the 1,000 house parties?

Did you know Marshall Ganz is one of his chief advisors on grassroots organizing? There's a lot going on in the Obama campaign that DUers just don't want to know about.

"Ganz, a former civil rights and labor organizer with figures like Cesar Chavez, also worked with the United Farm Workers."

http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/new.php?n=11219

[aquart]

5. Starting the spin already? Yeeks.

[kentuck]

6. And I'm not even an Obama supporter...

:-) I'm just saying what I think will happen tonight and attempting to put the proper "spin" on the story, once it happens.