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americanstranger Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-11-08 04:32 PM
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64. If he can continue and wishes to, no.
If Edwards believes in what he's saying and even if he realizes he's not getting the nomination, then he should hang in and get every delegate he can and take them to the convention to make a deal.

That's what I want him to do.

Now if, at some point, Edwards happens to edge out either Hillary or Obama in the delegate count, would they be encouraged to drop out?

If your favorite candidate gets behind by 40 or 50 delegates, do you want that candidate to drop out? Wuold you encourage your own candidate to do so?

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