by Sam Hananel: Anything less than a fourth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses could mean the end of Sen. Sam Brownback's presidential bid. The Kansas Republican said Wednesday that finishing lower than fourth would make him reassess whether to keep his campaign going. "It doesn't mean that I'll drop out, but I think it will be hard to continue from that point on forward," Brownback said in an interview. "We'll appraise it because you don't know what other dynamics are going to be in place at that time." For Brownback to place fourth or higher, he would have to draw more votes than better-known GOP rivals John McCain, Rudy Giuliani, Fred Thompson and Mitt Romney . . . [Read More]Justin Thomas at Justin's Thoughts is asking readers to Co-Sign this letter to Sam Brownback to drop his Candidacy
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