“The Christian Right outweighs the other two.”
Again you assume that they support your candidate, which according to Hunter’s numbers is incorrect. Even taking the candidate that they have somewhat sided with, the majority of “religious” voters aren’t supporting one candidate.
“No, they are voting their issues according to their hearts. That you would treat them so is unseemly.”
Voting according to their heart is one thing. Refusing to pragmatically support the eventual winner of the GOP nimination if it isn’t Hunter or Huckabee is ludicrous.
I do no suppose they support my candidate, I assume they do support Huckabee. Hunter's numbers have more to do with him being unknown than anything to do with his message.
Even taking the candidate that they have somewhat sided with, the majority of “religious” voters aren’t supporting one candidate.
True, but that majority is diffused between all the other candidates, where in Huckabee, it is nearly exclusive- Those supporting him are supporting him because he is Christian more than for any other reason.
Refusing to pragmatically support the eventual winner of the GOP nimination if it isn’t Hunter or Huckabee is ludicrous.
Well, I am not the pragmatic sort.