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HylianSwordsman on 15 February 2020
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Mnementh said:
haxxiy said:

The Nevada caucuses are looking a mess with potentially five candidates between 10 and 20%, and Super Tuesday will probably be the same.

I don't think anyone will drop out before then, which could be good for Sanders and whoever comes second out of the others, in terms of a delegate advantage.

Edit - come to think of it, Steyer might drop out before ST if he underperforms Nevada and South Carolina.

Gabbard is ready to drop out, I can't see her riding that thing until Super Tuesday. Maybe she has some more money to burn, but I think itwould be more clever to save it and transfer it to a later campaign.

I can't figure out why she stayed this long. I'm not sure if she's running for anything, so if she transfers it to a later campaign, it might be sitting for a while. It's too late to run for anything this cycle, and if she's giving up her house seat, she's not going to try for it again most likely, she'd have just contested it this cycle if she were. It'll only be harder when she isn't the incumbent. I doubt she'll go for lower office, she just ran for president. She might try for Senate or Governor, but I don't see her successfully primarying anyone in those seats now and she's probably not going to run as a Republican in Hawaii. So all I could see is her running in 2028 for president again.