Howard is getting his ass kicked. Watch those ARG numbers the next few days D2...it will be interesting to see how Kerry's win is going to affect Clark. I'm guessing much of Clark's votes in New Hampshire will be going to Kerry and Edwards.
Edwards is in damn good shape. He should be able to take S Carolina in two weeks, and has a great shot at Missouri if Gephardt decides it is over.
This thing could last a while.
Edwards is in damn good shape. He should be able to take S Carolina in two weeks, and has a great shot at Missouri if Gephardt decides it is over.
This thing could last a while.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Shotgun:
Howard is getting his ass kicked. Watch those ARG numbers the next few days D2...it will be interesting to see how Kerry's win is going to affect Clark. I'm guessing much of Clark's votes in New Hampshire will be going to Kerry and Edwards.
Edwards is in damn good shape. He should be able to take S Carolina in two weeks, and has a great shot at Missouri if Gephardt decides it is over.
This thing could last a while.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I don't know about that. I think Kerry will pull more from Dean than from Clark. The Dean bubble has burst and he will hurt the most. I could see him finishing 3rd in NH also. Clark has been working hard there for weeks drawing huge crowds and support. The pundits have said that Kerry's military background and electability played well for him -- he will have to share that sentiment with Clark from here on.
I do think Kerry will win NH, but I see Clark 2nd, Dean 3rd and Edwards 4th.
Then again, a week ago Kerry was nowhere on the radar screen. So who knows.
This is shaping up to be a looooooong race because with all the money and ord that Dean, and also, Clark have, thry cannot be taken down easily.
Howard is getting his ass kicked. Watch those ARG numbers the next few days D2...it will be interesting to see how Kerry's win is going to affect Clark. I'm guessing much of Clark's votes in New Hampshire will be going to Kerry and Edwards.
Edwards is in damn good shape. He should be able to take S Carolina in two weeks, and has a great shot at Missouri if Gephardt decides it is over.
This thing could last a while.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I don't know about that. I think Kerry will pull more from Dean than from Clark. The Dean bubble has burst and he will hurt the most. I could see him finishing 3rd in NH also. Clark has been working hard there for weeks drawing huge crowds and support. The pundits have said that Kerry's military background and electability played well for him -- he will have to share that sentiment with Clark from here on.
I do think Kerry will win NH, but I see Clark 2nd, Dean 3rd and Edwards 4th.
Then again, a week ago Kerry was nowhere on the radar screen. So who knows.
This is shaping up to be a looooooong race because with all the money and ord that Dean, and also, Clark have, thry cannot be taken down easily.
