In 1988, Pat Robertson won the Washington State Republican Party Caucus…

In 1996, my mother was horrified by the specter of Pat Buchannan winning the New Hampshire Primary, and the Washington State Caucus…

A complicated process, that draws only the most devoted.

I was wondering something at around the time of this year’s Iowa Caucus:

Hypothetically. You are, say, a Kerry supporter.

Actually, set up several situations. You are a supporter of each of the candidates that did anything at some point during the primary: Dean, Kerry, Edwards… throw in Kucinich just because he has a loyal enough following.

You are one vote away from either breaking a tie for first place, and the majority of the delegates, or from achieving that magical 15 percent mark.

Everyone has picked up their second vote, if necessary.

Only one person remains unchained.

He or she is a LaRouche supporter.

How do you sell the LaRouche supporter on Kerry, Dean, Edwards, or Kucinich?

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