To all the rest of America:
Don't be fooled by Mccain, Arizona won't elect him President.
he is known here as Bush jr.

McCain has fooled a lot of people in Arizona.
The old saying you cannot fool all the people all the time will come back to haunt McCain when his Senate seat comes up for renewal the next time.

Huckabee-McCain

A religious nut and a war nut!

Dear John, you served our country well as an aviator (you may still be able to give Bush lessons in what it takes to be a patriot), you did even better as a POW, you had a few moments of glory on the campaign trail and in the Senate;the time has come for you to sit on the porch,sip a few (but not from the bottle) and swap war stories.I am slightly older than you are and believe me I know when it is time to sleep late. You are no Ronald Regan and I would not INSULT you by suggesting that you are.

McCain? Huckabee? Mcgriddle? Hamburger. Chop up into little parts=

Cain McHuck McBee AU riddle.

http://www.golden-lamp.com`

The gyrations of strategies that pin their hopes on the intertwined fates of any number of candidates reminds me of the jockeying for wildcard slots at the end of the NFL season. And, as we know, very few of those wildcard teams ever make it to the Super Bowl. In the end, the vast majority of wildcard teams…as well as the Republican candidates for president in 2008, will be known as also-rans.

"Look Mike,I put in my thumb and pulled out a plum,geee…we are dumb".Proof that water boarding will make you say anything.

As a long time conservative, I still think of Huckabee, Romney and Giuliani as Curly, Larry and Moe!

Please give me somebody with integrity, honesty and some sort of wisdom. Obviously, that rules out Hillary, Obama and Edwards. They're cousins of Curly, Larry and Moe…..

Ron Paul-Thompson Ticket would do better…

Seems like Obama isn't the only one pinning his aspirations on 'hope'.

You may or may not agree with Huckabee and McCain.

However at least they are authentic and have some core principles, and are not polished and phony candidates like Mitt Romney and 9-11 Rudy (phony 9-11 "hero")

The common American may not understand policy and may not think the constitution is all that important, esp when compared to the King James bible, BUT many American voters can eventually spot a PHONY, and that's what we have with Mitt and Rudy.

A Huckabee-McCain Ticket in 2008?

One never knows!

ThirstyJon

The last thing America needs are these two jerks.

2. The Arkansas Ethics Commission investigated Huckabee frequently during his time in state office, citing him for at least five violations. The penalties ranged from a $1,000 fine to letters of admonishment for violations that included not disclosing payments that various campaign committees made to him and his wife, using campaign money for a religious event, and failing to disclose a $200 stadium blanket his wife received as a gift. Huckabee dismisses the commission as a tool of Democratic critics, but its five members were appointed from all over the state and included two picked by him.

I can't believe McCain is this out of touch with the heartbeat of America. We don't want "business as usual". He'll be lucky to get 5% in any of those states.
Ron Paul is going to gain major momentum this week,just in time for the caucus and the primaries.

"Of course McCain is scared; he's scared of Huckabee bringing GOD back into this country and beginning the first truly theocratic rule of law in America."

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That idea is enough to scare intelligent people away from Preacher Mike. Those who like Mike on one hand say he won't inflict his views on the rest of us and then say that they want him to lead the country to God. Can't have it both ways!

Those with aids will be locked up, women will graciously submit to their husbands and we'll all be paying a 23% flat tax while watching over our shoulder for the rapists he's pardoned.

Of course McCain is scared; he's scared of Huckabee bringing GOD back into this country and beginning the first truly theocratic rule of law in America. Some of the real sinners were the founding fathers like he's inferred, and when he takes the reins of this land he can start showing the Middle East that Christianity is the One Way.

"Huckabee-McCain 2008 looks pretty good."

Yeah, so I guess I'm not the only one who's been thinking about that as an interesting (potentially good) ticket!

Now here's another question. Which would be better: Huckabee-McCain or McCain-Huckabee?

We can only hope. Those of us who've actually looked at the head-to-head polls and realize that no other GOPer can beat the Dems. McCain's been pilloried for actually trying to effect consensus solutions that his rivals have at various times spoken in favor of. He understands the need for trimming the budget and playing on our comparative advantage in trade, but also knows that security, human rights, and fair trade rules all require strong foreign policy, meaning diplomacy first and commitment to what we've started. He'll take new info and challenge convention.

Hukabee-McCain ticket looks good!

Huckabee-McCain 2008 looks pretty good.

I don't know about Sen. Cain, but being a democrat with the choices I'm offered,I have, I'm seriously considering jumping to Huckabee.

McCain, you are to be admired for your service to our country, but take it from a fellow "Zonie" your time has now passed. Thank you but it is time for a real change, and the "straight talk express" is out of gas.

Of course, a Huckabee victory could also benefit Giuliani. Incidentally, however, Huckabee's rise in Iowa has done nothing to stop Mitt Romney's momentum in New Hampshire- if anything, Romney's poll numbers in NH have continued to rise in the past few days. Therefore, I'm skeptical of this strategy. I wish McCain the best of luck, in any case.