02-04-2016, 01:35 PM
The field narrows...
-For anyone who was aware that Republican evangelical Rick Santorum was still in the race, he's dropped out. He is endorsing Marco Rubio.
-Republican Rand Paul dropped out yesterday. He says he won't endorse any candidate, but will support the GOP nominee in the general election.
-Republican Mike Huckabee and Democrat Martin O'Malley both dropped out on Monday. Neither has endorsed another candidate.
-Lindsay Graham dropped out last month. He is endorsing Jeb Bush.
-Scott Walker dropped out in September. He is holding off on endorsing anyone.
Next Up...
The New Hampshire primary will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 9th.
I think Cruz's bullshit in Iowa probably hurt his image and may have cost him some potential NH votes, so NH will be between Trump and Rubio for the Republicans. Cruz will be behind them, and Kasich and Bush will probably do better than they did in Iowa. Carson's just about toast, in my opinion, and he hasn't put a lot of focus on NH. I think Christie and Fiorina are probably just about toast too. It'll be interesting to see who drops out after NH.
New Hampshire has historically been good for the Clintons, but Bernie's got a lot of support from NH Democrats and Independents. I think he'll beat Hillary by several percentage points there.
-For anyone who was aware that Republican evangelical Rick Santorum was still in the race, he's dropped out. He is endorsing Marco Rubio.
-Republican Rand Paul dropped out yesterday. He says he won't endorse any candidate, but will support the GOP nominee in the general election.
-Republican Mike Huckabee and Democrat Martin O'Malley both dropped out on Monday. Neither has endorsed another candidate.
-Lindsay Graham dropped out last month. He is endorsing Jeb Bush.
-Scott Walker dropped out in September. He is holding off on endorsing anyone.
Next Up...
The New Hampshire primary will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 9th.
I think Cruz's bullshit in Iowa probably hurt his image and may have cost him some potential NH votes, so NH will be between Trump and Rubio for the Republicans. Cruz will be behind them, and Kasich and Bush will probably do better than they did in Iowa. Carson's just about toast, in my opinion, and he hasn't put a lot of focus on NH. I think Christie and Fiorina are probably just about toast too. It'll be interesting to see who drops out after NH.
New Hampshire has historically been good for the Clintons, but Bernie's got a lot of support from NH Democrats and Independents. I think he'll beat Hillary by several percentage points there.