[gidget7]

THAT is exactly why you should not rely on these so called caucuses. Especially when like NH, you need not even be a resident to vote in it. And the democrats are experienced in playing these games. The want a liberal RINO so that Hillery can beat them. They do not want a conservative, and stack the deck (or votes if you prefer) against anyone who is. Our only hope is to unite for the conservatives. Both of them would be a dream ticket, anything less is unthinkable for me.

[M. Dodge Thomas]

"And the democrats are experienced in playing these games. The want a liberal RINO so that Hillery can beat them. They do not want a conservative, and stack the deck (or votes if you prefer) against anyone who is."

Actually, I think it's the other way around - the Democrats would prefer to run against the most conservative possible Republican (in FR terms) as their polling tells that that the more "moderate" the Republican, the worse a Democrat runs against them, and this is true for all three Democratic front runners, someone like Duncan Hunter is the Democrats' dream opponent, and John McCain is their nightmare:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/national.html

I know his is contrary to the opinion of most posters here, but that's what the polls are telling Democratic strategists, and they are going to go with the polls.