If Dean doesn't win or place second in Winsconsin, should he leave?

JohnLocke

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Mon Feb-16-04 10:16 AM
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Poll question: If Dean doesn't win or place second in Winsconsin, should he leave?

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Padraig18

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Mon Feb-16-04 10:17 AM
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1. That decision belongs to Howard and Judy. n/t

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kiahzero

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Mon Feb-16-04 10:17 AM
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2. So long as he stops playing "Bleed the frontrunner"

He can stay or go.

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Cuban_Liberal

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Mon Feb-16-04 11:37 AM
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11. Why should he stop?

It's a primary.

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JohnLocke

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Mon Feb-16-04 10:35 AM
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3. Kick

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w13rd0

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Mon Feb-16-04 10:51 AM
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4. Why the hell should he leave?

I haven't heard any compelling reasons as to why he should.

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Paulie

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Mon Feb-16-04 10:52 AM
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5. I haven't heard either

Just because I don't agree with him, doesn't mean he should get out of dodge.

Delegates and the Platform, there is more to this than a horse race!

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ibegurpard

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Mon Feb-16-04 10:53 AM
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6. Perhaps you should be asking the question of the candidate

your sigline says you support...who is currently trailing Dean in delegates.

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mzmolly

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Mon Feb-16-04 10:54 AM
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7. Lets worry about Kucinich and Sharpton first shall we? And Edwards

is *behind* Dean in delegates so, it's my oppinion that those three should drop out first.

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MadAsHell

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Mon Feb-16-04 10:58 AM
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8. Are you kidding me ???

Edited on Mon Feb-16-04 11:23 AM by MadAsHell

Have you been reading the papers or watching the news? The last six to eight weeks, the Democrats have been above the fold and although most of the stories have been of the horse-race nature, once in a while something about a position gets into the media. This while the Bushits are pushed down the page. There is all kinds of good that can come from a campaign lasting until the convention.

By the way, what's up with the extra "N" in Wisconsin. Is that someone's cute twist or something?

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TeacherCreature

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Mon Feb-16-04 11:09 AM
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9. He's still ahead of Edwards, Kucinich and Sharpton

Why would he drop out?

Kerry is losing ground. If he does the right thing for the party and drops out we might have a fair fight for the nomination between Dean and Edwards, with Kucinich and Sharpton staying in to gain some power for their platforms.

Anyone interested in a real primary based on voters choice should call or e-mail the DNC and tell them to keep out of it.

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BruinAlum

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Mon Feb-16-04 11:50 AM
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15. That's just silly

Kerry is not losing ground. He's not going to drop out. He is the voter's choice.

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Kahuna

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Mon Feb-16-04 11:35 AM
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10. My response: Don't care.

He can stay as long as he can stand the pain.

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bigwillq

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Mon Feb-16-04 11:39 AM
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12. He shouldn't leave

until at least after Super Tuesday when over 1,000 delegates are at stake.

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Cuban_Liberal

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Mon Feb-16-04 11:40 AM
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13. Dr. Dean will make the right decision.

I suggest we let him make it, and quit worrying about it.

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BruinAlum

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Mon Feb-16-04 11:45 AM
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14. Why don't you quit picking Dean's bones?

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JohnLocke

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Mon Feb-16-04 12:31 PM
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16. Kick

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Guaranteed

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Mon Feb-16-04 12:34 PM
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17. Leave what? The country?

Geez, aren't you being a little rough on the guy who just saved the freakin Democratic Party from ruin?

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