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I think Dean is going to lose. Just a hunch. Dean might have 25% of the voters, but anybody whose candidate drops out being under 15% is going to be toast period if Dean wins Iowa. The race for the last 2 months has been Dean vs the pack, I don't think this is going to change much here. Other than Kucinich voters (all 3 of them), the people who are backing people other than Dean are doing so far a reason, as opposed to hopping on his bandwagon.

the people who are backing people other than Dean are doing so far a reason, as opposed to hopping on his bandwagon.

That's also what is dividing them. Too many issues...too many candidates.

The only issue they are united on is Anyone But Bush. At least half of the country supports Bush and the middle won't come to the democrats through hate speeches. I can't see Dems winning on hate.

I can see some FR members splitting off and leading the rest of us to be 'true conservatives'. Yeah, right....