Appealing to all the candidates, again: please stay through Feb. 5th

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There will be a "huge" crowd in the Iowa Democratic caucus: all of 124,000.

Should this number of voters determine the final nominee?

It is inconceivable that California, New York and Illinois will not have a say in the process.

We are talking only 33 more days.

No, you don't have money to campaign in all the "Super Duper Tuesday" states. But you can travel (coach) to Los Angeles, Chicago and New York and arrange for an appearance on a local TV or radio show.

People there have not seen any candidates there, except for the mega fund events of Clinton and Obama that they would love to have you for, say, 15 min talks. Perhaps even to answer questions from listeners.

What have you got to lose?

And for DUers, please urge your candidates to stay through Feb. 5th. One never knows. It is really sad to hear Biden, for example, admitting that if he does not finish in Iowa at a certain place - don't remember which - this will be the end of his campaign. It is also sad to hear speculations that if Edwards does not finish Iowa at the top, that for him, too, this may be the end. Whatever the Iowa (and New Hampshire) results are, "Super Duper Tuesday" may turn everything upside down.

What do you say?