Gov. Mike Hukabee, a Republican presidential candidate, speaks to supporters about some of his campaign platform issues. (1:23)

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Creepy Sleepy 132 – The Iowa Caucus Explained, Analyzed, Awesome

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Creepy Sleepy 132 – The Iowa Caucus Explained, Analyzed, Awesome

The Iowa Caucus occurs on January 3rd, 2008. Why is the Iowa Caucus so important to Presidential politics? How does the hell does this caucus thingie work? Creepy Sleepy explains this strange, convoluted process. Kind of.

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Creepy Sleepy Show 134 – The New Hampshire Primary, and Predictions for IA and NH

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Dan and Doc discuss, analyze, and explain the New Hampshire Primary and it’s differences from the Iowa Caucus. Why is New Hampshire significant, and what why does it come first?

Additionally, we make predictions for Iowa and New Hampshire, discuss Clinton vs. Obama vs. Edwards, and ponder the strange and confusing Republican field.

From the Creepy Sleepy Show, brief explanations on how the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire Primaries work. While this isn’t a comprehensive discussion, both shows should serve as a good primer for the Caucus and Primary.
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