So last night was the Iowa caucus and to be honest i couldn't be more happy with the results, though i do have a lot of concerns. Ever since i was introduced to Ted Cruz i loved his go getting conservative views and have instantly and currently supported him for President. the official polls were 28% Cruz 24% Trump and 23% Rubio. This really surprised me and ill tell you why, I'm not surprised Cruz pulled out the win but i am surprised that the margin between Trump and Rubio was so slim. I really and i mean really do not want Trump to be the GOP's nominee, i do on the on the other hand seeing Rubio being a great potential nominee. Rubio really impressed me during his speech to the peple after he found out he pulled out 3rd, it was more of a victory speech and it really was a victory. Rubios poll numbers up to the Caucus was very low and he jump up almost 10 points and i find that amazing. Now one thing that worry's me out of the Iowa caucus is momentum. Who will it go to now? In past elections whoever won the Iowa caucus didn't even get the GOP primary. in 2012 it was Sanctorum and in '08 it was Huckabee. Will this happen to Ted Cruz? I'm really hoping it wont but hes down 20 points in current polls for New Hampshire with *surprise* candidate in third Kasich. and Trump leading. With such a short time away it still is possible for it to go any way. MY thoughts on how New Hampshire will go it could go many ways but i think that it will continue to be a tight race between the three front runners and they will trade spots and it might bring in a fourth candidate to take seriously. If Cruz runs a campaign like he did in Iowa he could pull to win or atleast 2nd or third which in my opinion wont hurt him, he is today on his first day campaigning in New Hampshire planning to travel to South Carolina to secure a spot there which i believe is very smart.