Should the King of the Low Energy Losers Jeb! drop out?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I'd say with under 3% you should take a hint.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

Certainly not! He's on the verge of becoming my 3rd favorite Republican at this point. Absolutely hysterical!

I'm pretty sure you are the only one on the forum who has an incessant grudge against him

[RosettaStoned]

  He *should* have dropped out last night! I expect him to drop out after a poor showing in NH. 

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I heard that his internals show him performing well in South Carolina, but if he doesn't make a strong showing in NH, that support in SC will fade quickly. 

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I still can't comprehend how he spent $5,000 per voter.

[TDAS04]

It would be smart of him to.  

[Enduro]

Yeah, right now, it's just peeling a couple thousand voters away from people who could beat Trump.

[Bismarck]

Bush should put aside his ego and drop out and endorse Rubio. Unless he wants Cruz or Trump to win.

[Dorko Julio]

Where is Jeb anyway? Is he OK? I haven't heard anything from him on the news since he got trampled last night.

[MM876]

I accidentally pressed "No" because my finger slipped. I assume that's the only reason that anyone would say he should stay in.

[JMT]

He should, but he probably will stay in the race for a bit. My guess is that he does okay (but not great)  in NH, and stays in till South Carolina. Then after a so-so performance there, he'll drop out and endorse Rubio. 

[JMT]

But he did embarrassingly awful in Iowa. He really should've dropped out today (or truly, a long time ago), but he won't. If he really wants to stop Trump (and it's clear he does), he should drop out and endorse Rubio

[Adam the Gr8]

He claims there will be a race "reset" in New Hampshire and that they will surprise the world.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/politics/2016/02/01/bush-calls-for-campaign-reset-primary/wxKQ3JBOExVF6yvh3g6ygI/story.html

I can only hope he's right.

[Leinad]

He might should, but then again he's been focusing more on New Hampshire, so why wouldn't he stay in until then? And with Lindsey Graham's endorsement, I could easily see him sticking around for the Palmetto State's primary, too.

And then he'll drop out after a third straight disappointing, Rubio vote-splitting result.

[Oswald Acted Alone, You Kook]

No because he's still a high tier candidate despite being the definition of a Low Energy Loser. The tiers are:

Tier 1:
Trump, Cruz and Rubio

Tier 2:
Carson, Jeb, and Kasich

Tier 2.5:
Christie (only separated because he's been to the kid's table.)

Tier 3:
Fiorina

Tier Jim Gilmore:
Jim Gilmore

And a candidate that's still high tier shouldn't drop out so quickly.

[Eraserhead]

No, I want him to stick around to help block Rubio and make things easier for TRUMP.

[Tender Branson]

After Rubio will get a relatively good result in NH and Jeb not, he'll likely drop out soon.

[Lyin' Steve]

No, he's only in the race right now to exact sweet revenge on Rubio for stepping on him.  Virtually all his advertising has been him going after Rubio and he won't be satisfied unless Rubio drops out before him.

[Sir Mohamed]

Yes, 2016 is not his time. He should be decent and leave the race and endorse Kasich.

[Mr. Morden]

If he drops out of the race, we'll no longer get entertaining voter interactions like this:

https://twitter.com/edatpost/status/694559231626854400

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

His flaws & flubs has cost him dearly.

[Figueira]

Assuming he prefers Rubio over Trump and Cruz as the Republican nominee, yes.

[PresidentTRUMP]

If he doesn't finish in the top 3 he in NH he should drop out. Same goes for Christie and Kasich. A strong argument could be made that Christie and Kasich should drop out if they dont place 2nd in NH.

[Torie]

If he drops out of the race, we'll no longer get entertaining voter interactions like this:

https://twitter.com/edatpost/status/694559231626854400

"I want to be your first," Jeb tells a first time voter.

Comment: Geez, at least buy a fella a drink first.