If John Edwards does as poorly in South Carolina, his native state, he
has to drop out and perhaps make room for a new number 3 in the
democratic race (Gore?)
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I really don't think that Gore, who has been dissolving some of his political groups, is interested in running in 2008. Edwards could use momentum from an Iowa victory and a strong showing in N.H. to place either first or second in S.C., where he was born in Seneca. He wasn't particularly well known in 2004 yet the state coalesced behind him late then; this may very well happen again.
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