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To: mtnwmn
Whoever has the most delegates as of now.

Better, IMHO, to go with whoever's doing better in each particular state. If 100 delegates don't go to McCain, it doesn't matter whether they all go to one candidate, or all to different candidates. I would guess that in Ron Paul's home state he might do better than Huckabee, and there may be some other such states as well.

241 posted on 02/09/2008 2:13:10 PM PST by supercat (Sony delenda est.)
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To: supercat; All

We would have to settle on one candidate to get the nomination. Whoever has the most delegates, except for McCain, should be the one we start with.....or set up the vote on FR and go with the winner. I like Fred, but if he has endorsed McCain, then he could not be one of the candidates.


254 posted on 02/09/2008 2:20:37 PM PST by mtnwmn (mtnwmn)
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To: supercat; mtnwmn
Better, IMHO, to go with whoever's doing better in each particular state. If 100 delegates don't go to McCain, it doesn't matter whether they all go to one candidate, or all to different candidates. I would guess that in Ron Paul's home state he might do better than Huckabee, and there may be some other such states as well.

I posted earlier that I thought we should coalesce behind Huckabee as he was the only candidate left that had won states other than McCain. However, your strategy might work just as well. Which ever will cause McCain to come in second or lower would work for me.

281 posted on 02/09/2008 3:03:31 PM PST by CedarDave (What's the difference between Britney Spears and John McCain? Nothing, they're both crazy)
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