Who will drop out after Iowa?

[So the Heroes Fall]

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[Sam Spade]

Whoever has a worse showing out of Bachmann and Santorum, unless they're both behind Perry, at which case both could drop out.  Don't think Perry will go until after South Carolina, though it could happen.  The others are not leaving after Iowa.

[TheGlobalizer]

Whoever has a worse showing out of Bachmann and Santorum, unless they're both behind Perry, at which case both could drop out.  Don't think Perry will go until after South Carolina, though it could happen.  The others are not leaving after Iowa.

[All life is a blur of Republicans and meat.]

I think Bachmann and Santorum will both drop out unless one them can at least get to third place. I could see the one who gets to third hanging on for a while.

Perry and Gingrich will both go to the south, I think. Romney and Paul aren't going anywhere no matter what.

Huntsman will drop out after New Hampshire.

[Inks.LWC Supports Chuck Hagel]

I don't think anybody.  I think they'll all at least stay til New Hampshire.

[Tender Branson]

Bachmann, Perry and Roemer will quit it.

Gingrich waits at least until SC and FL are over.

Huntsman waits until NH is over, maybe FL as well.

Santorum says: "Well, I've almost won IA, so I can stay in a while even though I have no money to compete elsewhere ..."

Romney and Paul are in as long as it takes ...

[Jayhawker]

No one. The only person who won't be at South Carolina is probably Huntsman.

[Senator Snowstalker]

Huntsman will probably pull a Rudy and stay until Florida. Roemer is only competing in New Hampshire. Paul will stick around until the convention like in 2008, and Romney will either win or only lose after a hard fight.

Assuming she gets sixth (which seems to be the case), Bachmann may just be stubborn enough to stick around for a little while longer, though she'll be getting single digits in NH and SC. Santorum will be out by SC unless he outright wins Iowa. My (ironic) man Perry will probably focus on winning South Carolina, as will Gingrich.

South Carolina will probably go to Perry or Gingrich, given that they're the only ones who are competing in there besides Romney and Paul (neither of whom are suited to SC). If it's the former, I would laugh. Very hard.

[Badger]

Bachmann, and maybe Perry. POSSIBLY Gingrich if he utterly bombs.

(Huntsman out after NH, FWIW).

[Mr. Taft Republican]

Bachmann, I would say Santorum but apparently he got a small bump, I didn't see that one coming.

[NHI]

Bachmann will be gone after Iowa, as will Santorum if he's not number three. I also don't see how Perry survives if he's not in the top three.

Huntsman will be gone after NH, Gingrich will probably linger on until South Carolina, but I'd say it will all come down to how he performs in Iowa.

[Mr. Morden]

Bachmann, Perry and Roemer will quit it.

Roemer is spending all his time in New Hampshire.  Why would he drop out after Iowa?

[Yelnoc]

Only Bachmann.

[M]

Whoever has a worse showing out of Bachmann and Santorum, unless they're both behind Perry, at which case both could drop out.  Don't think Perry will go until after South Carolina, though it could happen.  The others are not leaving after Iowa.

Pretty much, though I think if Perry's showing is abysmal, he may throw in the towel.

Unlike Thompson, he has an ongoing political career and thus has more to lose by continuing.

[cavalcade]

Whoever finishes 6th will drop out.

Bachmann and Santorum, unless they finish 4th or higher, will drop out.

Right now, I expect Bachmann to finish 6th and Santorum to get at least 4th (could change my prediction depending on polls released this weekend).

In summary: just Bachmann.