Super Tuesday
Yesterday American voters from 24 states took to the polls in the primary election. While John McCain did very well and solidified his position as the Republican front-runner, he did not secure enough delegates to force Mitt Romney from the race. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton won California but she and Barack Obama traded victories across the nation, setting up what is likely to be a drawn-out contest.
 
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2.6.08
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I'm lovin' it!
Anonymous - I think that this is great! We have a race with true competition. Whenever there is competition, the consumer wins, whether that be in business or politics. If anything good has come out of the past seven crappy years, it is the fact that we now have people looking for the right things in their leader, and paying enough attention to it that the next President of our country will be elected for the right reasons. So I am loving watching this race unfold as the horses run neck and neck, each inspired to be a better person who better meets the needs of this nation.
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| 12:29 PM - |
McCain would Need Huckabee
Anonymous - McCain would almost need to ask Huckabee to be the VP. McCain can't win the moral / religious conservatives without him! It's a shoe in, if you ask me.
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| 11:50 AM - |
Huckabee a VP?
alexva - I think Mike Huckabee has run a great campaign. I never cared for Romney, I don't think he is genuine and I'm glad that Huckabee, a real conservative, has managed to stay in the race and take votes away from a liberal playing a conservative.... I'm not sure I agree with post 2. Huckabee would make a great VP for McCain but I dont see it happening. McCain's political career is too long for him not to have lined up a possible VP years ago.
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