Will 'historic' Iowa ground game lead DeSantis to caucus success? Activists discuss

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

88% : " Reed also offered his opinions as to what constituted a good performance for the three major candidates in the race: Trump, DeSantis and Haley.
69% : "For Trump, a win is a win," he asserted.
51% : "The learning curve for Trump in understanding the difference between a rally and a performance at a rally and what you actually had to do to get fannies in metal chairs in firehouses, church basements and hotels and high school gymnasiums involves a massive organizational achievement.
49% : According to the RealClearPolitics average of polls sampling the opinions of likely caucus-goers, based on surveys taken between Jan. 1 and Jan. 8, former President Donald Trump has captured 53.6% support, followed by former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley at 17.2% and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at 15.2%.
47% : " "If Trump were to win not by any amount, but let's say by 10% or more, I think that would be everything that they would ask for," Reed predicted.
43% : As for DeSantis, Reed opined that "the key is No. 1, to make sure he comes in second, and No. 2, to make that second as close as he can.
37% : " Scheffler said that If Trump wins big in Iowa, he believes "that's probably beginning of the end" for DeSantis.
31% : " Reed stressed the importance of Haley finishing "right in there" with DeSantis and Trump as opposed to significantly behind them even as she focuses her campaign on New Hampshire.

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