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that two or three would still be battling it out into summer?
If that's the case, they won't be focusing on Bush, but on each other, spending all their money, while Bush starts putting out high-minded ads about how the country is safer, richer, happier, and less taxed under him.
Meanwhile, everyone but Kerry and Dean will run out of money probably by April since they're restricted to the campaign finance limits. I don't know if a candidate who drops out can legally transfer his money to another candidate. I kind of think not. I do know from past years that most failed candidates remain in debt for years after they withdraw from the race. That probably won't happen to Dean if he does not get the nomination, but way well happen to all the others. And the longer they stay in, the more likely they are to be in deep debt.
I do realize this is campaign, not personal debt.
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