I'm really enjoying the uncertainty. Some folks... or perhaps many folks... on the GOP side are not enjoying it. They think that with each passing primary of uncertainty, the chances of a GOP victory in November decreases.

I disagree.

The American People want someone they can get behind for the next four years. It could be Barack Obama. It could be John McCain. It still could even be Rudy Giuliani. But we have this process in place so the voters hear the talk and pay attention. Many don't. But for the most part, the process works and our country is 230 years old and still going strong.

Michigan will be an interesting game. If Romney doesn't win, his campaign is sadly through. However, the guy still has a ton of money, so there is no point in dropping out. He should pick a few states of the 22 on Super Tuesday and focus on them. Keep at it. It's not worth giving up.

However, I do feel if Fred Thompson doesn't place first (or maybe I can give him second) in South Carolina, he should pull out. I just don't see him being viable candidate without a win there. I still like Thompson, but he may be a better VP than a P.