Can Hucabee still win

one love · Postby **one love** » January 17th, 2008, 12:30 am

I have really looked at each canidate carefully. I hate to say this but I do not feel Hucabee will get the nomination. He could still surpise me but I feel it is going to be between Mitt, Rudy and Fred. I feel some are going to look at who can out debate and beat Hilary or Obama. At this point it is seeming that many feel he could not win th election if he won the nominee yet Mitt and Fred could. Who knows, im curious what you all think at this point.

CantBCoy · Postby **CantBCoy** » January 17th, 2008, 4:19 am

I don't know how Fred even factors into the equation. He won't win South Carolina and will serve only to draw votes away from Huckabee giving McCain a clear path to victory. Huck will still grab 2nd.

darylscook · Postby **darylscook** » January 17th, 2008, 6:27 am

Is Rudy even still in it? :lol:

Seriously, Does anybody give him a chance. I can live with John Mc., Fred, Mitt, or Huck; I don't know if I could stomach voting for Rudy in the General Election. Of Course Fred isn't doing much better than Rudy but He is a late starter.

Pastor daryl

one love · Postby **one love** » January 17th, 2008, 7:17 am

Now if fred does not do good in south carolina he may have to quit. I think we may have a problem at this point. Yet louis farakon (spelling?) is visiting Obama's church. Wow imagine if an open racist were to visit one of the republican churches they attend :shock:

Mitt has to do well in nevada. Rudy needs florida if he does not do good there he will most likely have to quit. I like Mitt, Fred, and hucabee but who knows at this point. I think it is going to come to who can beat hilary or obama. If Mitt wins the nomination he very possibly could win Michigan which could give him a good spot for president. Imagine if rudy does well in florida and new york, that could change things for him.

Full Quiver · Postby **Full Quiver** » January 17th, 2008, 12:30 pm

It is way too early really. As long as the guys have cash to spend on their campaigns they can stay in. Not a one of them is a clear front runner nor are any of them even close to the delegate count needed for the nomination. We very well could see an open convention. I'm so glad that Iowa, no offense Rambo, and New Hampshire aren't picking any nominees this go around.I really think this was Fred's point in getting in so late. He didn't waste $20 million(or whatever it was that Mitt spent) in Iowa and not even win there. Whether he wins the nomination or not, and I think he can, Fred is trying to teach the nation that we don't have to play politics.

one love · Postby **one love** » January 17th, 2008, 2:05 pm

Full Quiver wrote:It is way too early really. As long as the guys have cash to spend on their campaigns they can stay in. Not a one of them is a clear front runner nor are any of them even close to the delegate count needed for the nomination. We very well could see an open convention. I'm so glad that Iowa, no offense Rambo, and New Hampshire aren't picking any nominees this go around.I really think this was Fred's point in getting in so late. He didn't waste $20 million(or whatever it was that Mitt spent) in Iowa and not even win there. Whether he wins the nomination or not, and I think he can, Fred is trying to teach the nation that we don't have to play politics.

He comes from a good blood line :lol:

I do think he will not just drop out, I feel he is going to have a surprising backing as time goes on.
Is he your choice Danny?

Full Quiver · Postby **Full Quiver** » January 17th, 2008, 5:14 pm

At this moment. I did not vote for him when he originally ran for the senate but the 2nd time he won me over. He's a straight talker.

Jude 2