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The problem for third-place candidate Ron Paul in Iowa is that a caucus situation with a relatively right-wing voting base is ideal for his candidacy and yet he's unable to capitalize. If he couldn't win in Iowa, then he's toast everywhere else.

My prediction is that his 15 minutes of fame as a viable candidate is over. Now it's time to focus on the other message emanating from the Iowa caucus. Mitt Romney’s inability to break over the 25 percent margin tells us that with all of his advantages, three-quarters of GOP voters are still in search of someone else.

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