[bluebeak]

Face it ... here on Super Tuesday ... this is the best case scenario for your guy Romney (he basically has to hope Huckabee does well)

McCain does any better than predicted ... it is over for you boy Mitt

Alabama
1. Huckabee, 2. McCain, 3. Romney

Alaska
???

Arizona
1. McCain, 2. Romney, 3. Huckabee

Arkansas
1. Huckabee, 2. McCain, Romney

California
1-2 Tossup 3. Huckabee

Colorado
1. Romney 2. McCain 3. Paul

Conn
1. Tossup, 3. Huckabee

Delaware
1. McCain, 2. Romney, 3. Huckabee

Georgia
1. Huckabee, 2. McCain, 3. Romney

Illinois
1. McCain, 2. Romney, 3. Huckabee

Mass
1. Romney, 2. McCain, 3. Huckabee

Minnesota
1. McCain, 2. Romney, 3. Huckabee

Missouri
1. Huckabee, 2. McCain, 3. Romney

Montana
1. Romney, 2. McCain, 3. Huckabee

New Jersey
1. McCain, 2. Romney, 3. Huckabee

New York
1. McCain, 2. Romney, 3. Huckabee

North Dakota
1. Romney, 2. McCain, 3. Huckabee

Oklahoma
1. Huckabee, 2. McCain, 3. Romney

Tennessee
1. Huckabee, 2. McCain, 3. Romney

Utah
1. Romney, 2. McCain, 3. Paul

West Virginia
1. McCain, 2. Huckabee, 3. Romney

This is the best case scenario for Romney ... you tell me where he will do better (he has to also hope that Huckabee wins where I have Huckabee #1).

[Tramonto]

In a couple days, we are going to learn how much Mitt gave to his campaign. If the number is high, it will generate negative press.

[jveritas]

This scenario will not happen. It is over guys, McCain is the nominee and most probably Huckabee will be his VP.

[Ingtar]

Tennessee 1. Huckabee, 2. McCain, 3. Romney

LOL - this weekend the internal polls in Tennessee showed 1. Thompson 2. Huckabee 3. McCain 4. Paul 4. Romney with Thompson actually having a good shot at sweeping the delegates.