Romney needs an unconventional strategy. (Vanity)

[supercat]

That isn’t true. Governor Huckabee is better qualified than Governor Romney.

And how do we get him? If McCain and Huckabee total up to 51% of the delegates, the most probable outcome of a brokered convention would be a McCain/Huckabee ticket. Is the Huckabee vote worth that risk?

[Kurt Evans]

“You sound just as foolish as that dunce, Pat Robertson when he claimed God was going to wipe out Disney with the hurricane that came through Florida a while back because gays were in the Park.”

The analogy fails. Santorum’s career in the Senate isn’t doing as well as Disney.

“You are the arrogant sort that brings reproach on God’s name and causes him to be mocked by other ignoramouses.”

You mean like Mickey and Minnie?

http://m-w.com/dictionary/ignoramuses

[Kurt Evans]

“And how do we get him?”

By voting for him.

“If McCain and Huckabee total up to 51% of the delegates, the most probable outcome of a brokered convention would be a McCain/Huckabee ticket.”

If Governor Huckabee gets 51 percent himself, the most probable outcome would be a Huckabee-Hunter ticket.

“Is the Huckabee vote worth that risk?”

There’s no risk. Governor Romney is actually a worse candidate than Senator McCain. A wolf isn’t as bad as a wolf in sheep’s clothing:

http://www.observer.com/2007/mitt-romneys-convenient-truths
http://youtube.com/watch?v=eBRjSe8WvfQ
http://youtube.com/watch?v=P_w9pquznG4

[pappywags]

I have been a member of the Republican party since 1976 it is a sad day when a democrat can clean himself up and dress like a Republican and fool the uninformed. I am a member of the conservative base and I can tell you right now I see no difference in McCain, Clinton or Obama and I refuse to try and choose the lesser of the evils. I will vote but if these are my only choices then my only option is a write in and right now that would appear to be for Romney.