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Posted on 02/05/2008 6:10:39 AM PST by SE Mom
Yep who ever comes in second in the GOP nomination becomes the next in line and Mitt is now the next next.
Can you tell us what Rove said, more or less?
Scumbags take offense being compared to McCain.
Huckabee wants to be McCains VP I guess.
If you cant beat a backstabbing scumbag, you may as well join him, Huckabee.
Well said.
Uh, Missour-i or Missour-a?
I was transcribing . . . poorly . . . from memory. ;O)
Me too. I was young and stupid. Now I am pro life and I hpoe that God forgives me my stupidity!
FOX SUX.
Cameron had Missouri in the “Rocky Mountain West”. It never ceases to amaze me how bad Faux News reporters are at geography.
I am a born-again Christian that believes that Mormonism is a cult. Oooo, there, I said it. That being said, I am a Romney supporter. On the issues, especially fiscal, I don’t agree with Huckabees populism. I think it is dangerous.
BUT, it was NOT easy for me to make the decision to support Romney. The Mormonism was a serious speed bump for me to get over. I came to the realization that I was not endorsing his religion but his positions on the issues.
Now here is the reality, many Christians will just not vote for Romney because of his religious beliefs, period. You may say that is bigotry. I disagree.
Many Evangelicals can somewhat be compared to those that will never vote for McCain under any circumstance because of McCain/Kennedy. Even though McCain haters agree with him on about 75% of the issues they will toss him aside for principle. Evangelicals will dismiss Romney out of hand because of his Mormonism based on their faith. Those are the facts, and should Romney be the nominee, it will be a HUGE problem.
She just takes it a step further than you— that a person who would fall for a cult would fall for a lot of other things. It’s like someone wanting to work for you as a senior manager who thinks that pink elephants talk to him. She wouldn’t hire that person.
CNN Election Center..Has results for all States up to the minute
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/dates/index.html#20080205
Thanks.
I’m going to be telling that story for a few years...until everyone hears it.
Don’t be too discouraged, I understand there was similar confusion in parts of Wisconsin too.
I had to switch from FOX to CNN. Fox can’t seem to get their numbers right b/c they are so fixated on putting on a Broadway show with their reporting. The whole night is about their network and their network personalities. I used to be a huge FOX fan.
Another thing, Rod Guy, when the media stay quiet or start hedging, it means our guy is doing well or they have some projected numbers showing that and don’t want to tell.....
“RealClearPolitics guy on FoxNews: McCain not running so well in his home state (AZ)”
One of the sweetest things about the 2000 election was Gore losing Tennessee. Would love to see McCain lose his home state, too. The good people of Arizona understand the urgency of securing the border. It’s too bad their senator does not.
Gwinnet looks like it was heavy for Romney. Maybe that’s what Cobb will do....
His Mass. health care plan is already half billion over budget - we can do without that kind of economic genius.
For example, he was busting McCain for spending time in Mass when he should have been fighting for Georgia - huge tactical mistake for McCain...
In other news: Huck wins Arkansas (per FoxNews)
Faux News: we distort, you deride.
Fellow Lutheran here too, Wisconsin Synod. Supporting Romney, though very tenatively.
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