Are all the candidates going to make it to Iowa?

[XemaSab]

I get the odd feeling someone's going to drop out.

Anyone else get that vibe? :shrug:

[Tejanocrat]

1. Richardson going to drop out next (and endorse Hillary) but AFTER Iowa. I've no idea what's keeping

Dodd in the race, and if I saw him scurrying for a VP nomination from Obama, I'd expect him to drop out and endorse Obama, but that doesn't appear to be his plan. Dodd can't be long for the race.

[cyclezealot]

2. I am behind Kucinich all the way to Denver.

It's just not being president. It's giving Democrats a voice to favor issues, even after the likely nominee has sufficient delegates. I'll be contributing to DK all the way to the end of the primaries, no matter what. I am sure Democrats all the way to the last primary will appreciate a chance to vote for decent war and trade policies to the very end. Why should Oregon voters have no alternatives. And building grassroots organizations building a progressive alternative, will hopefully make the eventual nominee represent what Democrats want. Just because a nominee gets selected over personality, electability issues, does not mean that nominee represents what it is Democrats want.