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New poll: Mitt seizing lead from McCain in N.H.
The Boston Herald ^ | 01/04/08 | Jessica Fargen

Posted on 01/04/2008 4:48:23 PM PST by Reaganesque

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It ain't over till the gravitationally challenged female sings and she ain't even warming up yet.

BTW, does anyone want to speculate on where and when McCain will lose his temper and blow it, again? It's a matter of time. One other observation, if a string of poor primary/caucus showings is bad for former front runner Rudy Giuliani, why wouldn't it be bad for Fred Thompson as well?

1 posted on 01/04/2008 4:48:26 PM PST by Reaganesque
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To: Abbeville Conservative; Austin1; bethtopaz; BlueAngel; Bluestateredman; borntoraisehogs; Bosco; ...
Mitt Ping!


• Send FReep Mail to Unmarked Package to get [ON] or [OFF] the Mitt Romney Ping List


2 posted on 01/04/2008 4:49:37 PM PST by Reaganesque (Charter Member of the Romney FR Resistance)
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To: Reaganesque

Pre-Iowa poll. Most others show McCain tied or in the lead anyway.


3 posted on 01/04/2008 4:50:09 PM PST by Norman Bates
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To: Reaganesque

Bttt!


4 posted on 01/04/2008 4:54:17 PM PST by TheLion
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To: Reaganesque
McCain is creepy, volatile, and reminds me of the Manchurian Candidate. He does not look healthy. I cannot understand his appeal. There are his CFR, the Keating scandal, adultery, and support for illegal aliens/amnesty.

MSM has been pushing on us McCain/Rudy/Huckabee - three candidates who differ greatly regarding war in Iraq, marriage, abortion, role of religion, etc. They have, however, one thing in common - support of perks to illegal aliens and amnesty. They have no concern for the future of this country and are willing to sell it out to foreign interests. The Democrats can easily defeat any one of this trio and it would removed the issue of immigration from the campaign.

5 posted on 01/04/2008 4:56:39 PM PST by Dante3
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“Pre-Iowa poll.”

Yes, but I don’t think McCain came out of Iowa with any momentum, yes Romney lost momentum, but I’m since the focus was on Obama beating Hillary I don’t think Romney will lose many points in NH which tends to do its own thing regardless of Iowa.


6 posted on 01/04/2008 4:58:36 PM PST by GOPGuide
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To: GOPGuide

I think Huckabee’s win will wake people up and drive them to Romney.


7 posted on 01/04/2008 5:00:24 PM PST by americanophile
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To: Dante3

I certainly agree with you about McCain, and so do most Freepers. He is right down at the bottom of the list, as you can see in the latest FR vote.

I honestly think a lot of people are turning to him because they supported someone else for a while and then were disillusioned. There are serious problems with Huckabee, Romney, and Giuliani, so anyone toying with voting for one of them may have simply gone with McCain because he’s a familiar name.

Hopefully they will think twice about it. Too bad Fred isn’t really running in NH, but he made a deliberate decision not to. Frankly, that leaves it a choice among losers.


8 posted on 01/04/2008 5:02:46 PM PST by Cicero (Marcus Tullius)
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As the spotlight focuses on Huckster he will lose points, so I agree with you.


9 posted on 01/04/2008 5:03:03 PM PST by GOPGuide
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To: Reaganesque
I was driving through southern New Hampshire this afternoon and there were Romney signs everywhere. Not that many for McCain. (A lot of Obama signs too but not many for Shrillary.)

Not a single one for Huckabee.

So according to my yard sign poll, it's going to be Romney and Obama in New Hampshire.

10 posted on 01/04/2008 5:03:53 PM PST by SamAdams76 (I am 33 days away from outliving Nicolette Larson)
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Here's an interesting quote from "a senior Romney official":

"Lastly, we really REALLY wanted Obama to win. With Obama finishing strong and taking momentum to New Hampshire the independent vote will not cross over to John McCain."

One more advantage Mitt would seem to have.

11 posted on 01/04/2008 5:04:28 PM PST by Reaganesque (Charter Member of the Romney FR Resistance)
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To: SamAdams76

'THIS IS A NEW DAY. THIS IS A NEW STATE'

12 posted on 01/04/2008 5:07:08 PM PST by Ernest_at_the_Beach (No Burkas for my Grandaughters!)
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I agree. I think Romney will pull this one off, and maybe Clinton too, which will begin to make Iowa look more anomalous.
13 posted on 01/04/2008 5:07:42 PM PST by americanophile
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I agree. I think Romney will pull this one off, and maybe Clinton too, which will begin to make Iowa look more anomalous.
14 posted on 01/04/2008 5:07:49 PM PST by americanophile
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Great @#$%^&!!!!

One RINO beating another RINO. I'll vote for neither!!!

15 posted on 01/04/2008 5:11:02 PM PST by Yosemitest (It's simple, fight or die)
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Right now, people are looking for someone to stop Huck. If Mitt wins in NH, people will be looking for someone to stop Mitt. That’s when Fred Thompson will have a chance.


16 posted on 01/04/2008 5:11:16 PM PST by bshomoic
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...maybe. Thompson could be a sleeper, but I think it would be really shocking to see him pull into the lead. If Romney wins in NH, and maybe WY, and then MN...it could build momentum. I’m fascinated to see what happens in SC.


17 posted on 01/04/2008 5:14:42 PM PST by americanophile
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It ain't over till the gravitationally challenged female sings..

Or as someone on a DUmmy funnies thread said, "It aint over until Candy Crowley sings...."

18 posted on 01/04/2008 5:17:32 PM PST by Edit35
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To: Dante3

Sounds a lot like Romney, although I guess only Rudy share’s Mitt’s passionate defense of Roe v. Wade and like Mitt, has sworn to be a passionate defender of gay rights.

Huckabee = the GOP Jimmy Carter
Mitt = the GOP John Kerry


19 posted on 01/04/2008 5:18:43 PM PST by NavVet (If you don't defend conservatism in the Primary, you won't have it to defend in the Election)
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To: Rock&RollRepublican

LOL! And here I was trying to be PC!


20 posted on 01/04/2008 5:18:52 PM PST by Reaganesque (Charter Member of the Romney FR Resistance)
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