Where goeth Joe's supporters?

[DancingBear]

After today, I would think not to Dean. Two questions: 1) how substantial are they (he seems to poll fairly respectably in places, so I am guessing they are somewhat substantial and 2) will they change the dynamics of the race if they move to Clark?

I am thinking the same things about Kerry supporters , but like Joe I don't know if time is of the essence here.

[SadEagle]

1. it depends on which type of supporter.

I think people who supported Lieberman because of his association w/Gore are not at all unlikely to shift to Dean... As to people who supported him for the policies.... well, beats me, he is kind of the odd man out.

[robsul82]

2. If you listen to AP, Edwards. ALL OF 'EM.

Enough to push Edwards to the front. Just ask.

Later.

RJS

[Terwilliger]

3. where is he? that supporter?

[jpgpenn]

4. he had supporters?

:evilgrin:

[robsul82]

5. Of course!

Who else but the CHILDREN would sing his praises on high and BELIEVE in the Joevember to Remember!

Later.

RJS

[DancingBear]

7. I have no idea what this post means

but CHILDREN caught my attention.

[robsul82]

It says...

...that Joe's supporters were angelic choruses of children who 1) sang his praises on high and 2) BELIEVED in the Joevember to Remember!

Later.

RJS

[DancingBear]

10. Oh, THAT cleared it right up n/t

[Jacobin]

6. Lieberman's "poll numbers" are all name recognition

or a few hard core republicans who want to say they are voting Dem for some perverted reason.

[DancingBear]

8. Good point

but those people have to go somewhere when he drops out. I was just curious as to where.

[Larkspur]

9. In Connecticut, a lot of official Lieberman supporters have Dean as #2

pick, and some state reps who have not endorsed are waiting for Lieberman to withdraw so that they can endorse Dean. There are a couple Kerry and Kucinich supporters, but most have Dean as either their unoffical #1 or #2 pick.

And the Nov 21 Quinnipiac poll has Dean closing the gap in Connecticut with Lieberman -- 23% for Dean and 28% for Lieberman.