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Sunday February 24, 2008
Category: PoliticsHuckabee on SNL
It's good that he can laugh at himself and his political prospects (which are pretty nil):
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Filed Under: casting stones, Huckabee, presidential election, Republicans
posted by Michele McGinty @ 2:25pm Permalink 
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I think at least Texans should have a choice. If GOP does not respect a major portion of its conservative base, and ignores its own rule of delegate count, what kind of credibility does it have? I do not think GOP should be supported at any cost.
Posted by: common folk | February 25, 2008 10:02 AM
In 2000 the race was decided by the time it got to NJ, what choice did I have? Since there is no mathematical way for Huckabee to win, why would he want to play the spoiler? Why force a brokered convention?
Posted by: Michele McGinty | February 25, 2008 10:07 AM
The longer he stays in, the more effect he can have on any platform... maybe.
A lot of us paleo-conservatives are having a hard enough time with McCain. Somebody has to keep pressure on or the GOP will just be the Demo-lite party.
I'd love to see McCain debate Huckabee. Of course that isn't gonna happen.
Posted by: jackscrow | February 25, 2008 11:34 AM
The myth that it's a "mathematical impossibility" for Huckabee to win was part of the joke--sure he was caricaturing himself, but others as well--it's not a mathematical impossibility when one considers all that's needed is that McCain doesn't get the 1191 delegates, not that Huckabee does. What's Huckabee spoiling anyway, it's not like he's bashing McCain, he's out there talking about real issues and proposed solutions.
Posted by: soki | February 25, 2008 12:49 PM
It is a mathematical impossibility for him to get enough votes to win outright. That is a spoiler role. It may be within the rules but it isn't going to endear you to the party.
Posted by: Michele McGinty | February 25, 2008 5:33 PM
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