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To: jerry557
You make a lot of sense, jerry. You must agree, though, that conservatives want to back a candidate who at least represents SOME of their values. Also, we all want someone who can powerfully take on a Democratic nominee.

Huckabee may satisfy the conservatives, but I doubt he can match the Clinton machine or Obama's obvious ambition and gift of public speaking.

130 posted on 01/29/2008 1:21:25 AM PST by IIntense
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To: IIntense

And that’s why McCain is getting votes, people think he’s the only one who stands a chance against the Dems. The problem though is he doesn’t stand a chance. If he’s the nominee, the GOP loses bigtime. But the media is building McCain up only so they can tear him down later.

It’s a trap. And it’s a shame so many Republicans are falling for it.


138 posted on 01/29/2008 1:29:28 AM PST by jerry557
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To: IIntense

“Huckabee may satisfy the conservatives, but I doubt he can match the Clinton machine or Obama’s obvious ambition and gift of public speaking.”

Governor Huckabee is probably the only Republican candidate who could match Senator Obama’s gift of public speaking.


205 posted on 01/30/2008 12:39:13 AM PST by Kurt Evans (This message not approved by any candidate or candidate's committee.)
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