Well, Kerry has certainly cemented his front-runner status. Dean still looks viable, though a lot will depend on whether he can keep his fund-raising alive. Clark and Lieberman are finished. Edwards looks to carry South Carolina and offer a fresher alternative to Kerry.
Bottom line: Seven primaries are coming up soon, and how they pan out will in large part determine whether this is a Kerry coronation, or a real dogfight between 2 or 3 candidates.
RJ is a graduate student at the University of Central Florida. His passions in life are sports, politics, nature, and women who have piercings they never told their daddy about. He dislikes daytime television, left-wing dictators, and people who talk like Garrison Keillor. …
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