Inquiring eye,

if you are saying that Gulliani will drop out, I agree with you. If not, I think he will.

I also, think Mike Huchabee will drop out too. There were 11 GOP candidates, now there are five.

Looks like it's going to be Edwards. See, this is why I don't gamble.

Inquiringeye, you were right, have to hand it to you. I did not see it coming, I believed him. I thought he would stay till super Tuesday. Talking about John Edwards, of course! I never thought he had a chance, but would stay longer.

So, who are you for?

I was expecting the Gulliani dropout, but, John Edwards dropping caught me by surprize. I too thought he would hang in there to get as many delegates as he could and could possibly decide the winner by handing over his candidates.

We will hear a reason from him, but, with the way politics are, I wonder if it will be the real reason.

Who will Edwards endorse?

I have yet to decide who to vote for. I am leaning as far away from George W. as I can.

Sackdepack, I think the reason John Edwards stayed this long is to be VP. I think too, he will support Hillary. I don't mean anything by it but, he is from the South. And too, he may owe her and Bill something. Everyone has their place in politics.

My only uncertainty about Edwards timing is his wife's reoccuring cancer. That may have played a part in his timing, but, with how cutthroat politics has become, they did not want to bring that up.

One thing for sure, this is sizing up to be a historic election. For a number of factors, we may see a record % of eligable voters taking part.

I agree, Mike Huchabee is on the way out.