Monday, January 26, 2004
Ryan Lizza points to a number of interesting indicators that may bode well for Edwards in New Hampshire tomorrow: Undecideds may break for him because of his increasing popularity and non-incumbent status in the state; his popularity in NH is up; and his supporters actually tend to like him more than Kerry supporters like Kerry or Dean supporters like Dean and so on.
Kerry made a serious error today by saying that Democrats could do without the South and that Gore had proven that in 2000 (did he?). A strong showing by Edwards in New Hampshire coupled with a weakening of Kerry in South Carolina could enable Edwards to extend his campaign to other states with early February primaries, seriously arresting Kerry's status.
Kerry made a serious error today by saying that Democrats could do without the South and that Gore had proven that in 2000 (did he?). A strong showing by Edwards in New Hampshire coupled with a weakening of Kerry in South Carolina could enable Edwards to extend his campaign to other states with early February primaries, seriously arresting Kerry's status.
