[topfile]

Mike Huckabee IS the homerun King!!!!
Way to go Mike!!!!

[A. Morgan]

Huckleberry sounds like he’s running for the Preacher in Chief.

[spectre]

Mike Huckabee is the strike out king...

Go huck...go away..

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[hunter112]

I dunno, but from my perspective, it seemed like just about every question that Huck got, seemed like a softball question. Maybe it was the way he handled them, but I have to say, he sure didn't hurt his position tonight.

And I have a Thompson bumper sticker on my car.

[Agent Smith]

I think the Huckster did very well tonight.

[NYC Republican]

Admittedly, I only saw the last 30 minutes, but my view

Huckabee came across the best, by far

Thompson- presidential but sickly

Rudy - absolutely awful, lisp, looked old and petty

McCain- same as Rudy, without the lisp

Romney - nervous. Seemed uncomfortable, was AWFUL on the gay question...

[lesser_satan]

I despise Huckabee and consider him a socialist tax-raising nanny-state RINO fraud. HOWEVER, I will concede he looked pretty good tonight. That said, I will still vote third party if he is that candidate.

Giuliani and McCain did serious damage to themselves tonight. Of all of them, I thought Tancredo was a standout, and wish he would have got more questions. Hunter, Thompson, and Paul all did very well for themselves. Paul came across as wall as he could with his end-is-nigh-tinfoil-hat inflection. Thompson and Hunter both hit it out of the park on the questions asked of them, and there should have been more for both of them.

Romney was a mixed bag. He and Ruity beat the hell out of each other, and I don’t think either gained anything, but I think FAR more damage was done to Ruity, much of it by himself. He appeared VERY uncomfortable all night, and constantly had to bring up the “In New York...” meme.

WINNERS: Thompson, Hunter, Paul, Tancredo, Huckabee

DRAW: Mitt

LOSERS: Giuliani, McCain