Posted on 02/11/2008 12:59:35 AM PST by Kurt Evans
From Rasmussen Reports on February 9:
"… polling since Mitt Romney suspended his campaign shows John McCain leading Mike Huckabee 55% to 24% in the race for the Republican Presidential Nomination. McCain also leads Huckabee 724 to 196 in delegates and there is no viable path to the nomination for Huckabee. As a result, Rasmussen Reports will no longer conduct daily tracking polls of the race for the Republican Presidential nomination."
From Rasmussen Reports on February 10:
"In the race for the Republican Presidential Nomination, Mike Huckabee had a good day on Saturday. He won the caucuses in Kansas handily, narrowly won the Louisiana Primary, and narrowly lost in Washington State’s caucuses. As a result, Rasmussen Reports will continue to track this race for the time being. Polling since Mitt Romney left the race shows John McCain with 49% of the vote, Mike Huckabee with 29%, and Ron Paul with support from 8%."
Scott Rasmussen has been letting Bob Novak shill for John McCain on the Rasmussen Reports website since New Hampshire, and I'm tired of his own biased "analyses" for Sean Hannity. He's damaging his credibility, and I wish he'd knock it off, "for the time being"...
On a lighter note, the numbers are encouraging. Senator McCain has fallen back below 50 percent nationwide, and the gap between Senator McCain (down 6) and Governor Huckabee (up 5) closed 11 points in one day, with a margin of error of only 3 percent. It'll be interesting to see how those numbers trend through the week.
Governor Huckabee on the issues:
http://mikehuckabee.com/?FuseAction=Issues.Home
Candidate comparison:
http://f2a.org/coast2coast/ValuesVoter08Comparison.pdf
Rasmussen tracking numbers:
http://rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/daily_presidential_tracking_polling_history
No thanks.
There was someone at Free Republic who’s posted some really nice graphs of polling data. Who was it?
I’d enjoy seeing a graph of the Republican numbers here:
http://rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/weekly_presidential_tracking_polling_history
Vote Huckabee! He’s not as bad as McCain.
Get a new photo. You post that on every Huckleberry thread I have been on. It’s a funny, unflattering photo of the Huckabee’s. We get it.
Let’s see your family photo.
No worse than the Fred Thompson family portrait. A very old man with babies that could be his GREAT Grandchildren. Just looked very weird.
Huckabee will probably make you switch to decaf. He likes to regulate eating habits. He’s big into sin taxes; sugar, cigarettes, fat, fast food. Real health Nazi. I guess he wants to tax everyone else into eating what he thinks they should. When he was fat (gastric by-pass? He denies it but he lies),it was ok to eat what you wanted but since he lost weight everybody should lose weight. Huckabee knows what’s best for you, now drink your Kool-Aid, hope it’s sugar-free or that’s gonna cost you extra..He’d probaly bring back prohibition if he thought he could get away with it.
We have every right to see his family, they are running to be the first family. What a bunch of prizes they are. BTW, I have a nice looking family. and not a dog killer in the bunch.
That picture never gets old. :D
no,no,no, that just freaks me out
Sorry but, I’d take that family in a heartbeat over John McCain. I don’t care how ugly they are.
Thanks for reminding us that Governor Huckabee’s children all have the same mom.
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