[torchthemummy]

Each of these candidates have a right to be there. Using your theory I could say if Romney wasn’t in the race their votes would be higher because he’s taking their votes away. If you can’t win on your own, you can’t win.

And that's why Romney has a good chance of being stronger going in to Super Tuesday because Huckabee's true believers will see the charade/deal with McCain and leave in a higher percentage for Romney than stay for Huckabee. Rudy's numbers, depending on the state, don't have as much play as to cancel the Huckabee voters that haven't seen the light or writing on the wall. Advantage McCain by a few points but Romney can make the differance with some ground work, good ads...and luck.

[CindyDawg]

Nah. Huckabee does something like that and I think a lot will do write ins or go third party. There is a limit to compromising and some conservatives have just about reached it. Those that are reluctantly supporting Huckabee are loyal to country...not the man. I can’t see many switching to Romney, since they already looked at him and passed.

[Waryone]

Why do you think Huckabee supporters would vote for someone responsible for $50.00 abortions on demand and wants sodomites in the military?

I have talked to quite a few evangelicals who voted for Huckabee (I tried to talk them into voting for Hunter) who said they will never vote for Romney.

I just don’t see all those voters going to Romney. Maybe a few who don’t know about his Mass. record but the one’s who do, won’t vote for him