I’ve been thinking about the Presidential primary elections so far and it seems that John McCain has gained some momentum after his narrow South Carolina victory over Mike Huckabee. That gives McCain two solid first-place finishes and some other good showings as well. Huckabee has done very well also with a strong first place finish […]
A McCain/Huckabee or Huckabee/McCain Ticket? Read More »
It seems that there is a lot of media attention being placed on the fact that Hillary Clinton teared up and got emotional during a campaign question today. While her move may have been planned in advance to show a human side to her otherwise rigid and calculating political image, I think we should ignore
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A headline seen on the Drudge Report today states “Huckabee Delivers at NH Church: ‘We have signed up to be part of God’s Army, to be soldiers for Christ’…” and links to a Washington Post article by Perry Bacon, Jr. entitled “Huckabee Steps Back Into the Pulpit at Evangelical Church in N.H.” While many will
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The recent success of Mike Huckabee in Iowa and in many polls suggests that many Republicans are not happy with their party in general and are looking for a leader who is not part of “the establishment.” While some may say otherwise, I don’ think a vote for Huckabee is an outright rejection of Republicans
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Obama and Huckabee’s win in the Iowa caucuses yesterday suggests that at least a plurality of voters in both parties are seeking significant change in Washington. I could easily see both of these candidates securing their party’s nomination and facing each other in November. If such a contest materializes, I predict we will experience a
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