In a message dated 12/31/07 9:13:07 A.M. Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Since the Huckabee surge, McCain has been propped up by the establishment as an answer to Huckabee'sunwelcomeanswer to Huckabee'sunwelcome<WBR>d rise of support. With eve McCain is being given support from the establishment. He represents more war, and more of the same global corporations-of the same global corporations-<WBR>first orientation that want more of the same, go with McCain. Obama might be elected, despite the Hussein middle name. And the oddest thing going down is support for Obama from die-hard Republicans. Have you noticed, MDixon? Huckabee is a flash in the pan. He won't last. He's too liberal for conservatives. Even Bill Clinton was pushing him a few weeks ago as "the man to watch". Why? Because he would be an easy one for the Democrats to attack later. Huckabee's being a Baptist minister gave him a certain trust factor among Christian conservatives when people were concerned about Rudy's socially liberal stance and who he might appoint to the supreme court. However the more republicans learn about Huckabee the more liberal they see he really is, especially on issues like immigration. He will not get the nomination and will be out of the race soon. Unfortunately I think your assessment of McCain is pretty accurate. There won't be that much difference between him and Hillary. Any support that you see from republicans for Obama is false support. They know the country will never elect him. Even Bob Dole could beat Obama! Remember republicans will back the weakest democrat now so they can beat them later and vice versa. **************************************See AOL's top rated recipes (http://food.aol.com/top-rated-recipes?NCID=aoltop00030000000004)
