So how many democratic candidates are going to pull out by tomorrow morning?

Just Lieberman.

Clark maybe if he doesn't win Oklahoma, but he's going to finish a close 2nd or 3rd there if he doesn't win. So he's probably in still for now.

Personally I think the Sharpton Line should apply. If you finish below Sharpton in any state you're out.
 
Dean's in at least until the weekend (Michigan and Washington). Lieberman should. Sharpton doesn't have very much invested, so he's a zero-sum gain. I don't have much hope for Clark at this point, I wouldn't expect him to stay around too much longer.
 
Sharpton needs to stay in just for buttons he pushes.

He doesn't have a chance in hell..... but he's a fuggin riot.
 
HeavyStick said:
Sharpton needs to stay in just for buttons he pushes.

He doesn't have a chance in hell..... but he's a fuggin riot.

i completely agree. At least he says shit the other candidates are to afraid to touch.

I hate them all. But someone has to beat bush.
 
Sharpton just spun South Carolina as a big win.

He's in, Kucinich will stay in, Clark won't give up yet, even if he is 2nd in OK, its within about 150 votes with 82% reporting.

The nice thing, in my opinion, is that Kerry didn't walk away with it.
 
Dean is even back in Michigan, which votes on Saturday. It will be interesting to see if he drops out after Saturday.
 
HeavyStick said:
Sharpton needs to stay in just for buttons he pushes.

There was an article in the Voice today making the case that Sharpton's campaign is being run by the GOP, FWIW.

Dunno if I believe it, but wouldn't shock me a bit. Put a clown in a production of Hamlet, the entire play becomes a joke (unless it's a dead clown).
 
Lieberman; out

Sharpton, Kucinich never realy in.

Kerry will want Clark to stay in to split the southern vote with Edwards.
 
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