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Obama 21 61.76%
Clinton 6 17.65%
McCain 3 8.82%
Romney 3 8.82%
Huckabee 1 2.94%
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Old 02-07-2008, 12:39 PM   #11
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Why? What's his point? That he won one of the Virginias?? I honesty don't get it ... and I don't see why McCain should grant him the time of day, much less a debate. His candicacy is laughable at this point.
Keep in mind if Romney doesn't endorse McCain his delegates are up for grabs. Romney is more ideologically aligned with Huckabee. Romney's venom has been focused more on McCain than it has ever been on Huckabee. If Conservatives coalesce around Huckabee in the next day or so McCain may find it very hard to win enough delegates to clinch the nomination. Remember Huckabee won more than just West Virginia on Tuesday. He won Arkansas, Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia too. A republican has to win those states or they don't become President.

-A very interesting thought just crossed my mind. Ron Paul is sitting over there as well. He's got a shot to be a kingmaker. Compared to John McCain, Ron Paul is aligned more with Mike Huckabee both in the honesty department and domestically. And even on foreign policy matters Mike has inferred that we broke Iraq (when they debated the matter). Ron Paul may see Mike as the lesser of two evils. What Ron Paul also has is tons of money that Mike certainly needs to play with McCain on a national level. Unlikely but his supporters are jumping ship very fast.

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