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Wed, 12 Dec 2007 (NECN) Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney says "attacking religion" is going too far after rival candidate Mike Huckabee ... video.aol.com

By rss@youtube.com (MrTacoJosh) CNN's Bill Schneider discusses possible Presidential nominees of the 2012 Elections. A few of these possibilities are: Sarah Palin, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, or even Bobby Jindal. Schneider reports some Republicans are planning for President Obama to be a "one term" president, &...

By rss@youtube.com (GettingtotheTruth2) Potential 2012 GOP candidates Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Newt Gingrich, Jim DeMint, Ron Paul, Tim Polente (along with Rush Limbaugh and Joe the Plumber) and no shows, Sarah Palin and Bobby Jindal Author: GettingtotheTruth2 Added: February 28, 2009

Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, both Republicans, spoke to supporters after having some ... video.aol.com

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By rss@youtube.com (Veracifier) Huckabee says he won't air an attack ad — then shows the ad he WOULD have aired. December 31, 2007 Author: Veracifier Keywords: Mike Huckabee Iowa Caucus Mitt Romney President Republican GOP 2008 Added: December 31, 2007

By rss@youtube.com (austexdude) In this video you will see the shocking truth about Ron Paul. Unlike Rudolph Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Hillary Clinton, Barak Obama, Mike Huckabee, Dennis Kucinich, and John Mccain, Dr. Ron Paul has chosen to go down a very differnt path. Find out about the truth of this direction he wants to lea...

By rss@youtube.com (laurar093) Mike Huckabee on ABC's Nightline. Author: laurar093 Keywords: Mike Huckabee Religion Mormonism Mormon GOP Mitt Romney Added: December 4, 2007

The reality is that Governor Romney does have an "evangelical problem," and that problem is named Mike Huckabee. Just as Jesse Jackson vacuumed up the vast majority of black voters in his runs for the presidency, so Mike Huckabee vacuums up the majority of evangelicals. In 2012, the "evang...

By William Bradley With the Republicans' winner-take-all primary ways, and Romney not able to shut down Mike Huckabee, McCain rocked Romney to a dead stop in California and knocked him out in Florida. He did this with the help of moderate Governors Arnold Schwarzenegger and Charlie Crist, both of whom are r...

By Max Blumenthal Kill him!" a man shouted at a campaign rally in Clearwater, Florida, when Palin linked Obama to terrorism, according to Washington Post reporter Dana Milbank. Palin was, after all, chosen. She never lost a primary -- and it was McCain who lost the race. If Huckabee sought to run again for the n...

By email@hidden (Mike) Sure, there are some republicans who only care about abortion, and would vote for Huckabee over Hillary or Barak. But they are not a majority. For republicans to win we have to keep our coalition together. Barak Obama and Hillary Clinton are no less likely to keep spending down in Washington,...

By email@hidden (Mike) Mike Huckabee calls the club for growth, the club for greed. Republicans should not call the Club for Growth names. Promoting Mormonism by promoting Mitt Romney by opposing Huckabee who is Romney's rival. Opposing Mormonism, byOpposingMitt Romney, who was Huckabee's main rival.

By email@hidden (Mike) Promoting Mormonism by promoting Mitt Romney by opposing Huckabee who is Romney's rival. Opposing Mormonism, byOpposingMitt Romney, who was Huckabee's main rival. Promoting the Republican party by promoting Huckabee if they think that person is the most qualified.

By email@hidden (Mike) Governor, let me stop you right there because a lot of people have looked at this and I've got the bill right in front of me, and I know that what you're talking about may have been in your original legislation, but you continued to push for a bill after the scholarship provisions were dropped...

By email@hidden (Mike) Mike Huckabee At The CNN, YouTube Debate, Gov. Huckabee Said He Did Not Support Giving Illegals Tuition Breaks. GOV. HUCKABEE: "Ashley, first of all let me just express that you're a little misinformed. We never passed a bill that gave special privileges to the children of illegals to go to co...

By webmaster@nationalreview.com (John J. Miller) PRINCETON, NJ -- Looking ahead to the 2012 presidential election, 71% of Republicans say they would seriously consider voting for Mike Huckabee. This gives Huckabee a slight edge over Mitt Romney (65%) and Sarah Palin (65%) in this early test of the strength of several potential Republi...

A governor for 10 years and the winner of the Iowa caucuses in 2008, Huckabee should by all rights have a claim to be the early favorite for the Republican nomination. But former Gov. Mitt Romney, the candidate he bested in Iowa 2008 and for whom he does not attempt to contain his contempt, is ri...

By John Last night, Paul reported on a Mike Huckabee event that he attended. Paul's conclusion was that Huckabee is a conservative, albeit not a conventional one. Paul, however, "[is] not a Mike Huckabee conservative." In my view, Pawlenty and Mitt Romney are far and away the Republicans' best Pre...

By email@hidden (Mike) Actual Quote from MikeHuckabee.com: “….because I do not want to be one of those that has to explain to God why I didn’t vote for the only clear good choice, Mike Huckabee, and wimped out and voted for Romney, a man who worships Satan. YES, there, it’s been said. Romney worships Satan.” Don’t belie...

Looking ahead to the 2012 presidential election, 71% of Republicans say they would seriously consider voting for Mike Huckabee. This gives Huckabee a slight edge over Mitt Romney (65%) and Sarah Palin (65%) in this early test of the strength of several potential Republican contenders. A...

By Jeffrey M. Jones November 5, 2009 -- Byline: Jeffrey M. Jones Synopsis: Republicans give Mike Huckabee (71%) an edge over Mitt Romney (65%) and Sarah Palin (65%) when asked if they...

By Mark Silva by Mark Silva Republicans Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin all could stake strong claims to campaigns for their party's presidential nomination in 2012, a Gallup Poll shows today. The potential standing of these former governors who all set... by Mark Silva

By Matthew E. Miller I’m thinking of this because it concerns Tim Pawlenty.  Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, and Sarah Palin all have enemies.  Romney and Palin may not violate the rule of 10, but their time in the sun has made them lighting rods.  The spotlight and time make their own kind of gravity.  And what goes up…

By Mark B. Lowe Contrary to Mitt Romney who made a point of publicly NOT endorsing Scozzafava in the contentious NY-23 race (see my post Romney shows hand, but doesn’t play it ), Mike Huckabee is playing his cards close to his chest. This is causing some consternation amongst movement conservatives whom...

More than seven in 10 respondents to a CNN poll said Sarah Palin isn't qualified to be president, but respondents do think she's honest; the same poll showed Mike Huckabee leading the field of big-name 2012 hopefuls; Palin blasted Levi Johnston for his upcoming Playgirl shoot; the Iowa F...

By fvmoore Huckabee Leads Republican Pack In a very early look at the 2012 race for president, a new CNN/Opinion Research survey finds that 32% of Republican voters say they would support Mike Huckabee (R), followed by Sarah Palin (R) at 25%, Mitt Romney at 21% and Tim Pawlenty at 5%.

By Aron Goldman CNN/Opinion Research 2012 GOP Nomination Mike Huckabee 32% (26%) Sarah Palin 25% (29%) Mitt Romney 21% (21%) Tim Pawlenty 5% (N/A) Someone Else 10% (10%) Favorable / Unfavorable {Net} Mike Huckabee 43% [45%] / 26% [25%] {+17%} Mitt Romney 36% [42%] / 26% [29%] {+10%} Tim Pawlenty 15% / 13...

By peterhamby The onetime Republican presidential hopeful finished in fifth place in last year’s South Carolina primary, behind Mitt Romney but ahead of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani. Other potential 2012 candidates — including Mike Pence, Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee — have already vis...

By Tommy Oliver What a difference from 2007- when Governor Huckabee was barely scraping 1-2% in most of polls and might have had just enough campaign funds in order for he and Jim Gilmore to split the bill to rent a VW van so that he haul his formerly fat rear end from Arkansas to Iowa a month earl...

By fvmoore Obama Leads All 2012 Match Ups Public Policy Polling on some hypothetical 2012 match ups: President Obama leads Mike Huckabee 47% to 43%, Mitt Romney 48% to 40%, Sarah Palin 52% to 40%, and Tim Pawlenty 50% to 30%. These are very similar to findings from a recent Washington Post/ABC News po...

By Carloz Almost a year after his election as President, Barack Obama continues to lead his most likely 2012 rivals in hypothetical contests for reelection. Obama leads Mike Huckabee 47-43, Mitt Romney 48-40, Sarah Palin 52-40, and Tim Pawlenty 50-30.

A Rasmussen poll shows Mike Huckabee (29%) leading Mitt Romney (24%) and Sarah Palin (18%) in a prospective three-way 2012 presidential primary matchup; Mitt Romney gave a speech on Iran at an AIPAC forum in San Diego; Bobby Jindal traveled to New Jersey last night to raise money for gube...

By Flap Among likely Republican primary voters, Palin now trails former Arkansas governor-turned-Fox-TV-host Mike Huckabee by 20 points – 55% to 35%. When her opponent is ex-Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, Palin loses by 15 – 52% to 37%.

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By Aron Goldman Suppose the Republican nomination came down to a choice between Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, for whom would you vote? Mike Huckabee 44%Mitt Romney 39% Suppose the Republican nomination came down to a choice between Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin, for whom would you vote? Mitt Romney

By Doug Mataconis Twenty-nine percent (29%) of Republican voters nationwide say former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee is their pick to represent the GOP in the 2012 Presidential campaign. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey finds that 24% prefer former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney...

By James Joyner In fact, the 2008 Republican race wasn’t even a contest.  Mitt Romney quit the race during CPAC on February 7 and pledged his delegates to McCain.   Rudy Giuliani had failed to make his push in Florida — coming in way behind Romney, who finished second.  The race was over.

By Aron Goldman Despite the increasingly negative views of Palin overall, she is still seen as a possible contender for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Indeed, when Gallup tested a field of possible GOP candidates, Palin was competitive with Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee for the lead.

By Kavon W. Nikrad Rasmussen 2012 Republican National Primary Poll Tim Pawlenty 28% (15%)Sarah Palin 21% (21%)Newt Gingrich 20% (15%)Mitt Romney 9% (9%)Mike Huckabee 8% (10%) In the 2012 election, how likely is it that a Republican candidate will defeat Barack Obama?

By Kyle Trygstad Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor and presidential candidate in 2008, leads his potential opponents in the 2012 Republican primaries, according to a new Rasmussen poll (Oct. 15, 750 GOP LV, MoE +/- 4%). With just less than three years to go until the party nominating convention...

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections2/election_2012/head_to_head_huckabee_44_romney_39 If the choice for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012 comes down to a choice between Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney, Huckabee has a slight edg...

By Mark Silva Despite the increasingly negative views of Palin overall, she is still seen as a possible contender for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Indeed, when Gallup tested a field of possible GOP candidates, Palin was competitive with Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee for the lead.

Newt Gingrich says Tim Pawlenty should run; Mitt Romney has been on a fundraising tear; Bobby Jindal penned an op-ed for The Washington Post, declaring the debate over Democratic health reforms "over"; Mike Huckabee, on air at Fox News, directed viewers to a petition launched by his PAC...

By Alex Knepper Former Governor of Arkansas and former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said in an interview…that libertarianism is “not an American message,” adding that he considers it to be a “soulless type of economic conservatism” as well as a threat to Republicanism. And:

By emilyes Two years ago, this conference brought together the likes of previous presidential hopefuls. John McCain, Mitt Romney, Sam Brownback, Duncan Hunter, Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul, Rudy Giuliani, and Fred Thompson all attended in 2007.

Ed Schultz has challenged Eric Cantor to a debate on health care; Public Policy Polling finds Mike Huckabee performing best in a speculative election matchup against Obama, taking 41 percent vs. Obama's 48, beating out Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney, and Jeb Bush; controversial Sheriff Joe A...

By Carloz A new Public Policy Polling poll shows that President Obama still maintains comfortable leads over all of the Republicans who’ve been mentioned as potential opponents in 2012: [Obama] leads Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, and Sarah Palin by anywhere from 7-15 point …

By fvmoore Obama leads Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, and Sarah Palin by anywhere from 7 to 15 points in hypothetical 2012 match ups. Even a majority — 51% — of Democrats believes the Administration is meddling. It’s called No Apology: The Case for American Greatness.

By Doug Mataconis A new Public Policy Polling poll shows that President Obama still maintains comfortable leads over all of the Republicans who’ve been mentioned as potential opponents in 2012: Obama] leads Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, and Sarah Palin by anywhere from 7-15 points in hypotheti...

By Alex Koppelman And then the performance of those challengers is interesting in and of itself. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee continues to be the strongest performer against Obama, with 41 percent of respondents saying they'd vote for him against 48 percent for Obama. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt R...

By lpratapas Tim Pawlenty may be interested in running for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012. WASHINGTON (CNN) – Tim Pawlenty is joining the PAC club. With the startup of his PAC, Pawlenty now joins Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee and Sarah Palin as possible 2012 GOP presidential hopefuls who...

But Huckabee's got a harder job winning over non-evangelicals than Mitt Romney does in winning over the party's strongest social conservatives. Here, the numbers are stunning. In 2008, Mitt won 25% of the evangelical vote, while Huckabee won only 8% of non-evangelicals. And while the eva...

By Mark Murray Huckabee won the Value Voters straw poll. He got about 28%. Romney, Palin, and Mike Pence followed, all getting some 12%. The results: 1. Mike Huckabee 170 28.48%2. Mitt Romney 74 12.40%3. Tim Pawlenty 73 12.23%4. Sarah Palin 72 12.06%5. Mike Pence 71 11.89%6. Newt Gingrich 40 6.70%7. Bobby Jindal 28 4.69%8....

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By editor@thestranger.com (Dan Savage) So Mike Huckabee beat Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, and Tim Pawlenty in a straw poll of potential GOP presidential contenders hosted by the Family Research Council on Saturday.... Of the 597 people who cast ballots, they clearly liked former Governor Huckabee the most as he grabbed 170 of the vot...

By sarahpalintruthsquad Sarah Palin didn’t do herself any favors with conservative Christian voters by not accepting their speaking invitation this weekend, judging by the results of a Republican presidential straw poll at a Washington confab for political activists.

By John Brodigan “It’s going to bankrupt their entire budget,” Huckabee said of the Massachusetts system, which requires residents to purchase health care or risk tax penalties. “In fact, the only thing inexpensive about Massachusetts health care bill is that there you can get a $50 abortion.”

By lpratapas Mike Huckabee took aim at the health care system in Massachusetts that was implemented in 2006 by then-governor Mitt Romney. WASHINGTON (CNN) – An old rivalry flared up again at the annual Values Voter Summit on Friday, when Mike Huckabee took aim at the health care system in Massachusett...

By peterhamby The potential Republican candidates on the ballot are: former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Texas Rep. Ron Paul, Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, Indiana Rep. Mike Pence, former Massachusetts Gov....

By Race 4 2012 They asked which candidate would you support: Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rudy Giuliani, Bobby Jindal (pronounced jin-dell!), someone else, or not sure. I answered Huckabee (of course) and they said thank you for taking the poll.

The contenders in the first GOP 2012 straw poll, held at the Values Voter Summit that starts tomorrow in Washington, will be Newt Gingrich, Mike Huckabee, Bobby Jindal, Sarah Palin, Ron Paul, Tim Pawlenty, Mike Pence, Mitt Romney, and Rick Santorum, as those names were included on the of...

By Anthony Dalke He doesn’t excite Republican passions like Sarah Palin, or bring the intellectual range of Newt Gingrich, the down-home humor of Mike Huckabee or the resources of Mitt Romney. He also brings none of their baggage, has a consistently conservative record, presents his views in a less-con...

By Mark B. Lowe The 2009 Values Voters Summit will be held September 18th through the 20th. They have quite the impressive speakers list. They include such people as: Roy Blunt John Boehner Eric Cantor Mike Huckabee Tim Pawlenty Mike Pence Mitt Romney Phyllis Schlafly …and many, many more. In addition to t...

By Alex Koppelman 63% of all Americans with a favorable opinion of Sarah Palin are birthers. Same thing with 53% of those who like Gingrich, 50% who view Huckabee positively, and 44% for Romney. Remember when W. said 'some people call you the elites, I call you my base?' Swap out birthers for elites and you've go...

By sarahpalintruthsquad The birthers love them some Sarah Palin. She’s the most popular politician in the mix with them at 66% favorability. Next is Mike Huckabee at 58%, followed by Newt Gingrich at 46%, and Mitt Romney at 43%. The Birthers are merely a symptom of the Republican Party devolving into a much smaller re...

I read a list of eight potential candidates: Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, Bobby Jindal, Tim Pawlenty, Mike Huckabee, Newt Gingrich, Mitch Daniels (a suggestion from the floor), and — just for fun — Gen. David Petraeus. I emphasized that nobody was committing to anything. This was not a swearin...

By Adam Graham So thus the purpose of primary reform seems to be to stop Mike Huckabee and save the GOP. POD 3: Kentucky, Colorado, Alabama, Louisiana, Arizona, Minnesota, Maryland, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Missouri, Washington, Indiana, Massachusetts.

By Aron Goldman Fox News/Opinion Dynamics 2012 GOP Nomination (UPDATED) Among Republicans Mitt Romney 22% (18%) Mike Huckabee 21% (20%) Sarah Palin 17% (13%) Rudy Giuliani 13% (12%) Newt Gingrich 9% (14%) Bobby Jindal 3% (3%) Jeb Bush 1% (3%) Tim Pawlenty 1% Mark Sanford 0% (4%) Too soon to say 10% (7%) A...

In a recent Washington Post/ABC News poll Huckabee led the field of potential 2012 Republican primary voters -- ahead of people like former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. * Huckabee defeated Romney, who is widely seen as the 2012 Republican frontrunner...

By sarahpalintruthsquad Consider a USA Today/Gallup poll released last week. About 7 in 10 Republicans said they would be likely to vote for Palin if she ran for president. Other surveys place Palin in a statistical dead heat with Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, the former governors of Massachusetts and Arkansas, r...

By Gary Shumway Now, people often come out to vote for one of their own. Catholics for JFK, evangelicals for Mike Huckabee, women for Hillary Clinton, Mormons for Mitt Romney, Jews for Joe Lieberman and African-Americans for Barack Obama. That is political reality and an exercise of political freedom.

By Alex Knepper Mitt Romney - 99% Mike Huckabee- 92% Potential VPs: Giuliani, Romney, Sanford, Perry, Ridge (Her dream VP would be Petraeus, but keep dreaming, Sarah) 75% John Thune - 45% I expect Jeb to endorse Mitt Romney fairly early on. Rudy Giuliani - 5%

By Adam Graham The Public Policy Polling pollcame out indicating that Mike Huckabee would fare best against Barack Obama (Trailing by only 7) when compared to double digits for Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, and Newt Gingrich. One poll doesn’t tell you a lot, three polls, even if there are flaws in them can in...

By email@hidden (Mike) Romney Cites Club for Growth Governor. Mike Mike Huckabee FAILS fact check. More on Mike Huckabee GOVERNOR MITT ROMNEY: "I'm Mitt Romney and I approved this message." Mike Huckabee disses Americans, Mexicans, promotes illegal immigration:

By nonnie9999 “I am a recovering McCain surrogate,” Representative Michael C. Burgess, Republican of Texas, acknowledged during a panel on Friday. On Thursday Mike Huckabee scolded Mr. McCain for voting for the Bush administration’s bailout bill last fall, saying that the Republican nominee “meekl...

By Adam Graham Huckabee has received some criticism in Utah for comments he has made about fellow former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and about some of the church’s religious beliefs.

By John Cronin John Cronin~~ The conventional wisdom is Mr. Romney can’t win it while Mike Huckabee’s in it. If Mr. Huckabee dropped out, Mr. Romney might pick up his conservatives. But Mr. Huckabee seems very happy running, and perhaps happy thinking of his future as the Mitt slayer in the party of John.

By John Cronin McInturff pointed to the fact that despite a bruising presidential campaign, Palin’s favorability ratings among Republican voters is still extremely high. While Palin comes with some baggage among the general electorate, for Iowa, where former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee successfu...

By Iowans Rock Steve Deace from WHO radio out of Des Moines, Iowa, interviewed Governor Mike Huckabee yesterday on his show Deace in the Afternoon.  Huckabee was interviewed via cell phone while he was on his Do the Right Thing book tour en route from Alabama to Mississippi.  The governor has not been on th...

By Mike Laub Share This Hugh Hewitt had an hour long discussion with Mike Huckabee . Mike lied about the campaign (which is not new ): Huckabee: “If you look at the total amount of money that people spent, look at Rudy Giuliani. I think he spent something like, what, $60 million dollars? He got zero deleg...

By email@hidden (Mike) Mike Huckabee Mike Huckabee Lies Mike Huckabee Lies Mike Huckabee lies about the need for the tax increase Mike Huckabee lies about the fuel tax Mike Huckabee lies about not knowing about Tabacco money Mike Huckabee lies about Wayne DuMond … Mike Huckabee lies about the fuel tax

By John Cronin John Cronin~~ By: JOHN BRUMMETT People wonder why Mike Huckabee would come out with a book that violates Ronald Reagan’s 11th Commandment, which is not to criticize another Republican, and trashes the wholly deserving Mitt Romney.

By Douglas MacKinnon Mike Huckabee's renewed, juvenile, and un-Christian written assault on former rival Mitt Romney compels me to admit that it was he who served as the inspiration for the evil character. When is enough, enough for this guy? Mr. Fehrnstrom is wrong. Obviously, it's not "beneath Mike Huckabee....

By Denny That leaves us with GOP rising star Gov. Bobby Jindal and former Gov. of Massachusetts Mitt Romney. Republicans Plot Their Course for a Return to Relevance Christian Right Regroups After Obama Victory Romney: Obama Must Be 'Educator-in-Chief

But this column thinks that Mike Huckabee has an equally plausible shot. He'd be the most formidable opponent for Obama, other than Gen.Petraeus -- perhaps Obama will neutralize the Petraeus threat by making him head of the joint chiefs and befriending him as much as possible.

By creativitygirl The chatter on the bus ride over seemed to center around two of the feature speakers on the agenda for the night, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. As Iowans know, Huckabee and Romney ...

By technott Republican National Convention Mitt Romney Huckabee Speech By technott say about hillary clinton 01:30:43 ago.

By knipprath Here are the three speeches from the Republican convention, by Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, and Rudy Giuliani. All three had some good lines, and all suffered from some odd mannerisms in delivery. Huckabee’s and Giuliani’s were a bit ...

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By Nicole Belle He passed over Mitt Romney, who ran a big state, Massachusetts; a big company, Bain Capital; and a big event, the Olympics. He passed over Joe Lieberman, his best friend in the Senate and fellow Iraq Kool-Aid drinker. And he also passed over Mike Huckabee, the governor of Arkansas.

By John Cronin John Cronin~~ Making matters more confusing, Politico has learned that McCain will visit suburban St. Louis for a major rally with Romney and his still-bitter primary nemesis Mike Huckabee on Sunday, Aug. 31, the day before the start of the GOP convention.

Gov. Linda Lingle -- a moderate Republican Fmr. Gov. Mike Huckabee,-- He's a great speaker. And a Sam's Club Republican. Carly Fiorina, former HP CEO -- longtime McCain surrogate. Gov. Tim Pawlenty  -- The new face of the GOP. Sen. John McCain.

Well, it's been quite some time since I spoke about Mike Huckabee in this space, but he's bound and determined to speak for all evangelicals by saying we don't want McCain to select Gov. Romney for the Veep slot. Well, let's hope Sen. McCain can give us another chance.

By email@hidden (mike) Obama and Iran Governor Mitt Romney and Iran Quotes from Mitt Romney on Iran Governor Mitt Romney Mitt Romney Press Releases on Iran Feb 03, 2007; Governor Mitt Romney on Senator Hillary Clinton and Iran Also see info about Mike Huckabee & Rudy Giuliani

Mike Huckabee has tripled his support in Iowa since late July, eclipsing former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani, former Sen. Fred Thompson of Tennessee and ... Video: Huckabee: NRA Obama Remark 'inappropriate' AssociatedPress Huckabee Jokes About Obama Ducking Gunfire New York Times

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By DAN SAVAGE Somebody pointing a gun at Barack Obama—hilarious! During a speech before the National Rifle Association convention Friday afternoon in Louisville, Kentucky, former Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee—who has endorsed presumptive GOP nominee John McCain—joked th...

McCain, Huckabee and the Evangelicals  TX - May 15, 2008 McCain and Huckabee were friendly rivals in this year’s Republican competition, sharing contempt for Mitt Romney. Indeed, McCain could not be where he is ...

By Flap If you remember at the time of the Drudge piece and the frantic yet successful lobbying by Team McCain to keep the piece out of the New York Times, Mike Huckabee was surging, Mitt Romney led the polls in New Hampshire and Rudy Giuliani was exiting a hospital in Missouri where he fell ill - yet c...

By dotan So far this hasn't played out well either. See: the air-war over Iowa: Rush Limbaugh savages Gov. Huckabee; Romney gets eviscerated by Iowa’s Jan MickelsonRush Limbaugh shills for Romney, continues Romney’s viciously negative campaign against Gov. Huckabee and Sen. McCain AND against t...

By dotan The momentum that Huckabee gained through his stunning Iowa win together with the victory that McCain edged out in New Hampshire seriously maimed the Romney narrative [...] John Ellis has a different take on the "Team Romney mounted a GREAT campaign" theme, one more consonant with our expe...

By dotan Remarks: On top of all that, we live in a media-hyped age where only the quickest and most effective of perceptual tags seems to get through: Holy Mike Huckabeee, roguish Rudy Giuliani, lazy Fred Thompson, manic John McCain, perfect Mitt Romney. See what I mean? That would be Romney.

By Warner Todd Huston Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, in announcing last week that he would no longer seek the Republican presidential nomination, said something so ridiculous and dangerously irresponsible that we couldn’t let it pass without comment.

By Denny “Clearly I’ve had some differences with Sen. McCain over the years,” said House Republican leader John Boehner of Ohio, endorsing McCain because of his Iraq stance. Some have pointed out what Democrats Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton have done while in office to remind the Republican coali...

By The Stiletto 5. He badly underestimated – and mishandled - voters’ resistance to his belief system. That Huckabee is still in the race and Romney is not, is a testament to the deep discomfort that evangelicals - and other devout Christians – have with Mormonism. Leaving aside religious and irreligious f...

By Carpetbagger There wasn’t any real doubt before Mitt Romney ended his presidential campaign, but now that the former governor has officially called it quits, and John McCain’s nomination is all but assured we have a new question: what is McCain going to do with Mike Huckabee? Mr. McCain is now left with...

By The Stiletto Despite a concerted effort by the conservative chattering class to tar Sen. John McCain as a “liberal” or a “phony Republican,” and Fmr. Gov. Mike Huckabee as a “spoiler” who would “hand the nomination to McCain” by not dropping out, voters were not persuaded to support Mitt Romney to save th...

The polls closed in Georgia at 7:00pm tonight. It is too close to call on the Republican side between Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona), Gov. Mike Huckabee (R-Arkansas) and Gov. Mitt Romney (R-Massachusetts). It looks like a long night is in store. Someone fire up the Mr. Coffee, we're going to need it...

By mondoreb In a Machiavellian finish, Mitt Romney got froze out of 18 delegates at the WV GOP Convention this morning when John McCain, who had very little delegate support gave his delegates to Mike Huckabee and allowed the former Arkansas governor to best Mitt Romney.

By The Stiletto Evangelicals can “vote for Mike Huckabee and feel good about their vote,” the former governor of Massachusetts told a Missouri TV station. “But they’re basically saying, ‘We’re going to give the conservative vote - we’re going to divide it in half, give some to Mike Huckabee, give some to...

By mondoreb The latest figures from the Maine Caucuses. 68% of towns in Maine reporting results: Mitt Romney — 52% of the vote. John McCain— 21% of the vote. Ron Paul —– 19% of the vote. Mike Huckabee- 6% of the vote. Fred Thompson - 4% of the vote. [Thompson dropped out last month]

Huckabee Questions Romney's...Maturity  United States - Friday with a cable television interview where he suggested that former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney had not yet reached "political puberty. ... Huckabee: Romney's Record "Not a Conservative" One CBS News

By infolution Ron Paul Wins Connecticut Straw Poll The results are: First ballot: Ron Paul, 42 percent; Hillary Clinton, 30 percent; Barack Obama, 20 percent; John McCain, 2 percent; and Mitt Romney, 2 percent. Ron Paul 36.6% Mitt Romney 24.6% Mike Huckabee 21.1% John McCain 14.0% Rudy Giuliani 2.8%

By Katharine Jose John McCain triumphed over Mike Huckabee in Saturday's Republican South Carolina primary by a small margin, and Marc Ambinder thinks he knows seven reasons why. Fred Thompson, despite taking only 16 percent of the vote, hasn't dropped out of the race.

By Matthew E. Miller In other words, relatively speaking, Romney does better among evangelicals then McCain. After Huckabee, only Fred Thompson does relatively better among evangelicals (he’s received 4.1% of the vote, but 6.5% of the evangelical vote). But, as we’ve established, a poor showing in South Car...

By schotline Doug Lodermilk used to be a Huckabee supporter but “after seeing Fred explain his issues well, Mike Huckabee seemed to be waffling on some of his ideas and I just like a strong leader and Fred Thompson is a strong leader.” Karen Mimms chose Fred over Gov. Romney because she “realize[d] [Fred]...

By info@reason.com (Jeff Taylor) McMaster is a major John McCain supporter in the state, but the prime target of the calls -- at the moment -- seems to be Fred Thompson. In a call partially recorded last night by one South Carolina resident and sent to McMaster, Thompson's record on abortion and taxes was attacked.

By Martina Stewart Watch Monday's highlight's from the campaign trail. (CNN) — Watch Mitt Romney, John McCain, and Mike Huckabee campaign in Michigan on Monday. Related: Listen to Newt Gingrich on the Republican nomination race.

By Adam Smith I like Mike a lot," Giuliani told the St. Petersburg Times on Saturday. "He's a really good man. It's not a question of whether he's qualified; it's a question of whether you think you're better qualified." Anything that knocks the wind out of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney early helps G...

By Adam Smith Two more polls show Mike Huckabee giving Rudy Giuliani a run for his money in Florida. Maybe that explains why Rudy's campaign has cut back his TV expenses in New Hampshire, to give it more flexibility and resources for must-win... Then there's the new SurveyUSA automated poll: Giuliani 29%;...

Mitt Romney on Mike Huckabee: "He's Pretty Inexperienced And It's ... press release), Sweden - By newsdesk - Posted on December 20th, 2007 Dec 19, 2007 -- The No Laughing Matter!: A serious look at Gov. Mike Huckabee's record and policy beyond the ...

After holding a double-digit advantage over his nearest rivals just six weeks ago, the former New York City mayor now is tied nationally with former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney at 20% among Republicans, just slightly ahead of former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee at 17% and Arizona Sen. Jo...

By James Joyner In their turns, Sen. McCain, former Mayor Giuliani, former Sen. Thompson and former Gov. Romney seemed to be or seemed about to be front-runners — only to fall back as the party’s likely voters got a sharper look at each of them. […] Now former Gov. Huckabee — for the moment surging to the front — is...

By hotlineblog(mambinder@nationaljournal.com) Mitt Romney was on "Meet the Press": Romney: "Oh, oh, of course. Oh, of course." Romney: "Oh, of course." John Edwards made the Sunday show rounds this weekend: Mike Huckabee was on "Late Edition": Fred Thompson was on "Face the Nation": Thompson: "I was trying to be kind there."

From his interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer today: HUCKABEE: After the debate today I went to Mitt Romney and apologized to him, because I said, I would never try, ever, to try to somehow pick out some point of your faith and make it, you know, an issue, and I wouldn't.  I've stayed away from tal...

Mike Huckabee apparently has told Wolf Blitzer that he apologized to Mitt Romney after the debate for asking a New York Times reporter, ‘‘Don’t Mormons ‘believe that Jesus and the devil are brothers?’’ As I said, there's no reason to believe Huckabee is a bigot. He just let the temptation t...

New York Times The Huckabee Factor New York Times, United States - A Des Moines Register opinion poll had just shown Huckabee passing Mitt Romney to take the lead in the run-up to the Jan. 3 caucus. ...

By nakedmaninthetree For Republicans I will discuss the following candidates: Rudy Giuliani, John McCain, Mike Huckabee, and Ron Paul. Republicans: John McCain: Mike Huckabee: Rudy Giuliani: Hillary Clinton: Hillary Clinton straight off her issues page: Barack Obama:

By Gary Shumway Susan Estrich is the Robert Kingsley Professor of Law and Political Science at the University of Southern California. She was Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and the first woman President of the Harvard Law Review. She is a columnist for Creators Syndicate and has written for USA Tod...

By Flap Mitt Romney delivers his “Mormon Faith” speech tomorrow. If the speech disappoints it could sink his campaign. Would his supporters gravitate to Huckabee or Thompson or even McCain should he lose Iowa and New Hampshire? ...

By Flap Rudy Giuliani is still seen as the most electable Republican. McCain, Romney, and Huckabee are essentially tied for second in this category. Who are the BIGGEST LOSERS:. Fred Thompson and Mitt Romney whose poll strength has declined. ...

Mike Gravel Pops, Mike Huckabee Heads Mitt Romney, Hillary Clinton ... satire), UK - The former southern baptist minister is getting stronger every day in Iowa, where he has pulled ahead of former frontrunner Mitt Romney in the polls. ... Clinton rivals supportive during crisis Earthtimes

Boston Globe Romney swipes at Huckabee  IA - Mitt Romney targeted his chief rival in the Iowa caucus race Friday by painting former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee as a state official who raised taxes and ... Huckabee faces the pack Concord Monitor

Ron Paul's Money AOL News Newsbloggers, VA - Nov 30, 2007 Not counting money that he loaned to his own campaign, Mitt Romney raised $9896719. Ron Paul is currently at $9708791 for the fourth quarter. ... Huckabee Kicks Butt and Takes Names AOL News Newsbloggers

For his troubles? 327,000, approximately, according to his campaign. How much has Mitt Romney spent? 7 million.

By PrivatePigg Clinton, a New York senator who has been at the top of the Democratic pack in national polls in the 2008 race, trails Republican candidates Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson, John McCain and Mike Huckabee by three to five ...

By John Murney Mitt Romney has been leading the polls in Iowa for a while, but I guess he is uncomfortable with the growing base of support for Mike Huckabee. What is most interesting is that both candidates are claiming political descendence from The ...

He has recently emerged in Iowa polls as the main challenger to poll-leading Mitt Romney. Without mentioning Romney's name, Huckabee's ad clearly has the ... Huckabee Lays Out His Claim as an ‘Authentic Conservative’ New York Times Huckabee seeks evangelicals in Iowa Boston Globe

The campaign was trying to make a virtue of necessity: Giuliani so lagged Mitt Romney in Iowa and New Hampshire that he simply decided to fight on more ... So much for Thanksgiving: Lots of anger on the campaign trail ... USA Today Giuliani, Huckabee Emerge as Strange GOP Bedfellows New York Sun

By AngelM Fred Thompson John McCain Mitt Romney Mike Huckabee Can you win the nomination without winning either Iowa or New Hampshire? Is the South Carolina primary likely to indicate the eventual winner the whole Republican race, meaning "As South Carolina goes, so goes the nation?"

While millionaire Mitt Romney buys his way to the White House on one side, the New York Sun points out that a dark horse social conservative has emerged on ... Two Polls Show Iowa Gains for Huckabee, Romney, Continued Clinton Lead Campaigns & Elections (press release)

By James Joyner On the Republican side, the Hawkeye poll showed that former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney has widened his overall lead by 8 percentage points, to 36.2%. But Mike Huckabee, a former governor of Arkansas, has gained ground despite spending just $1.7 million compared to Romney’s $53.6 m...

The University of Iowa has in new Hawkeye Poll out today. It’s good news for Hillary Clinton, and not such bad news for Rudy. For the GOP, it’s Mitt Romney at 36.2%, Giuliani at 13.1%, Mike Huckabee at 12.8, just ahead of Fred Thompson, with 11.4%. Michael McAuliff

By Vic Lundquist Phyllis Schlafly, president of the national Eagle Forum, is even more blunt. “He destroyed the conservative movement in Arkansas, and left the Republican Party a shambles,” she says. “Yet some of the same evangelicals who sold us on George W. Bush as a ‘compassionate conservative’ are now...

By Jim Tomasik Iowa will be the next big win for Huckabee. Maybe I was wrong when I said the Presidency is a commodity for sale to the highest bidder.   The person who has spent the most is dropping fast while the one who has spent the least is consistantly rising. According to todays Rasmussen National Poll r...

By Gary Shumway 113 votes for Barack Obama 91 votes for Ron Paul 22 votes for Hillary Clinton 19 votes for Dennis Kucinich 13 votes for Mike Gravel 5 votes for John Edwards 3 votes for Mitt Romney 3 votes for John McCain 1 vote for Bill Richardson 1 vote for Mike Huckabee 1 vote for Rudy Giuliani