Campaign Strategy! Where I think each campaign should focus

[ShaneGR]

Kerry needs to focus on Missouri, it's a big delegate state and he's most likely to win it due to both his big Iowa victory and big New Hampshire victory. There are two large cities that he should be able to pull a big vote total out of.

Edwards needs to focus on South Carolina. He has a lead there, was born there, and if the southern gentleman campaign is going to work.. he needs to win the southern state.

Dean needs to focus on New Mexico. With his spanish skills, and his past campaigning in Arizona, it only makes sense this would be his victory pickup and could be the REAL (Today wasn't it) bounce for his campaign.

Clark needs to focus on Oklahoma. He's leading in the polls there, and he desperately needs a victory too. He can roll the dice on taking down Edwards in SC, but it's a longshot. Why not go after a state you're leading in? Just win baby.

Lieberman needs to give up. Period.

[AP]

1. Lieberman really needs to give up. I've never been more angry at him than

I am now. He cost good candidates delegates tonight (Clark and/or Edwards).

[scheming daemons]

2. Lieberman has become a self-parody

He goes on all three networks and insists he's in a "statistical dead-heat" for third place.

Joe, who has around 18,000 NH votes, is sitting more than 7,000 votes out of FOURTH place.

When you only have 72% of the votes of the guy ahead of you .... "you ain't in no tie, Joe."

Hell.. Joe's a Bush crony, might as well use fuzzy math.

[ShaneGR]

3. But it's not a campaign! It's a movement

Yeah, a bowel-movement