Huckabee's down to 28% in Iowa almost tied with Romney (27%). McCain's bouncing (14%).
In South Carolina, Romney and Huckabee are tied at 33%,
In New Hampshire, McCain is within a few points of Romney.
This whole process is up in the air and the big 'surge' for Huckabee was only because he was relatively unsullied to date (because he wasn't a leader, now he's getting dirty) and falling from his momentary state of grace.
I am pretty sure that a Repugnant, ahem, Republican isn't going to get elected President no matter what. I am sure that its going to be one form of Demobrat or another. Unless, of course, Congress continues to carnally know Le Pooch.
In South Carolina, Romney and Huckabee are tied at 33%,
In New Hampshire, McCain is within a few points of Romney.
This whole process is up in the air and the big 'surge' for Huckabee was only because he was relatively unsullied to date (because he wasn't a leader, now he's getting dirty) and falling from his momentary state of grace.
I am pretty sure that a Repugnant, ahem, Republican isn't going to get elected President no matter what. I am sure that its going to be one form of Demobrat or another. Unless, of course, Congress continues to carnally know Le Pooch.
>Unless, of course, Congress continues to carnally know Le Pooch.<
ReplyDeleteIsn't that about on the same scale as saying, "Only if the sun continues to rise in the East?"
Not quite. They have a chance to stop screwing up. Depends on a lot though. There ARE a bunch of competent people in there. They're not being coherently led at the moment.
ReplyDeleteIt's possible they can sort things out. It's ... possible.