As Clinton takes a day of rest in Chappaqua and Barack Obama prepares to greet fans at a Jersey City baptist church, Bill Richardson is figuring out how to move forward. But that's the one thing he knows for sure - he's moving forward.

"We head out West and the fight goes on, and we will continue. We will continue to raise the question of getting all our troops out of Iraq and America becoming a clean-energy nation," Richardson told a crowd of about 100 supporters at his primary watch party in Manchester, the Boston Globe reports.

On to the West! Richardson will continue to compete through the Jan. 19 Nevada caucuses and Super Duper Tuesday, when a number of Western states vote. One has to wonder if Richardson isn't running for president now, but rather VP - the former congressman, UN ambassador, cabinet secretary, and immigration experienced Governor fills the "experience" holes for which Obama is so frequently condemned. Do we see a ticket in the making?