The battle for Florida

McCain Hater — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 15:07:14 GMT

McCain is a failed military leader...too old, and too cranky. He will get alzheimers while president, and his dippsy trophy wife can't take over.

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Mitt, Michigan — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 15:14:52 GMT

mccain is bush on steroids as far as being determined to attack and destroy any nation who does not bow to the Americas will and demands...he doesnt care if he destroys the world and kills everyone on it, he's an old bitter man

The battle for Florida

rob in Boston — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 15:42:43 GMT

Advice to ROn Paulites: Please don't whine about lack of coverage on this site - Instead use the comments section to report on what ROn has been up to and has been saying the last few days. Maybe that will shame MSNBC into providing a line or two of coverage.

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txindep, Austin, TX — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 16:05:11 GMT

Another reason to hate Mike Huckabee. Can the guy who asserts that work done before public life doesn't count (won't release sermons while running as "Christian leader") really go after Mitt for what he did in his private life? More to the point, these comments show his total lack of understanding of the economy. The government has set up so many disincentives to keeping money and business in America that companies that want to compete are forced out. The Republican repsponse is to remove the disencintives and to create incentives to stay here, the Democrat (and Huckabee) response is to try to set up un-American barriers (Huck wants the government to regulate CEO salaries!?!?). Regulations don't work. A smart money guy, Romney, would pull down the regulations, get rid of the disincentives through tax breaks, and create new incentives to work here. Huck, don't blame the guy who grew jobs at Bain (according to the Boston Globe, certainly no friend to Mitt) for being smart enough to compete in this admittedly flawed economy. Work a little harder to understand how to grow the economy. Going after businesses and businessmen is not the way.

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Cory, Logan, Utah — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 16:11:02 GMT

The key words in what Huckabee said are the same ones we keep hearing from him over and over. "I'm not sure." One way or the other he has not taken a firm stand on any issue. I started out liking him as a candidate but he has shown nothing but fluff since Iowa. He's a nice enough guy but I'm afraid Bin Laden would eat him for lunch.

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Lisa — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 16:47:14 GMT

Hopefully McCain will come out the winner; We need strong leadership, experience, and dedication to the American people, which McCain has shown and which Romney is not ready for.

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Dan, San Jose, CA — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 17:49:39 GMT

Huckabee is a joke. He's basically out of the race. McCain is a traitor. The clear choice is Romney. None of the other candidates know anything about managing a budget and actually growing wealth. We need someone to fix the financial mess. Go Mitt!!

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Ruthie — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 17:53:55 GMT

Unfortunately, Mike Huckabee, instead of touting his own economic plan for the future, has decided to try and tear down others for their success in the economy. If you have 2 minutes, you might want to read the truth about Mitt: http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/01/why_they_hate_mitt_romney.html
This will clarify a lot of misconceptions.

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JOHN — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 18:21:20 GMT

HEY RUDY, WOULD YOU PLEASE PASS THE PRUNE JUICE ?

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Mike, Hermosa Beach, CA — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:15:12 GMT

Rudy is at the bottom of the pack... http://truthalert.net/Republican%20Presidential%20Candidate%20Rankings.htm

...fighting to stay relevant.

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Phil, Aberdeen, NC — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:23:51 GMT

I was just looking at the MSNBC Exit Poll from Nevada and noticed something interesting. Among Protestant voters, 43% voted for Romney and 13% voted for Huckabee. Among Catholic voters, 35% voted for Romney and 5% voted for Huckabee. Among LDS voters, 95% voted for Romney and none voted for Huckabee. Among "Other Christians", 30% voted for Romney and 17% voted for Huckabee. Among those who identified themselves as "born-again/evangelical Christians", 37% voted for Romney and 23% voted for Huckabee. All of that says that conservative evangelical Christians voted overwhelmingly for Romney while no Mormons voted for Huckabee. It seems that evangelical Christians are seeing Huckabee for who he is and what he really stands for thanks to groups like Evangelicals for Mitt. If you want to know why evangelical Christians are turning their attention and support to Mitt Romney, see

www.evangelicalsformitt.com.

It's a great site and you'll learn a lot about the issues.

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Robert, in TN. — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:31:22 GMT

Mike Huckabee is the people's choice, by far, and he is being supported entirely by the people's money. Takes time to get the money to buy all the ads, which is the reason he is behind in Florida. The next 5 days will be key to Fla. but Mike is not a quiter and will not submit until after he gets results from Super Tuesday.At this time he isn't getting a fair shake from the media as all the other candidates are.

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S.B. Stein E.B. NJ — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:58:43 GMT

Just because you have run a business means that you can run the country as the president of the United States. We don't know what businesses he's run into the ground and only have a limited knowledge of what was a success. I hope that Romney understands that he can't fire members of Congress no matter how he gets frustrated by them.

Anyone can pull together a team. It is the question as to how well can the team work with you and each other is the more important question. How well could Romney (or any other candidate) get a team together that accurately reflects his goals and works well with the Congress. We can't have another presidential cabinet that refuses to cooperate with Congress

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Bowen Summer, Bradenton, FL — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 20:23:11 GMT

I met Mitt Romney before he started to campaign for President. He is a good man. An honest man that has proved himself time and time again as someone that can gather the right people, the right facts and make good things happen. America can not afford to pass up this man. America for Mitt in '08!

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Cyndi H., Vancouver, WA — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 21:08:37 GMT

Romney took faltering companies and restructured them to make them viable and competitive. He actually saved many jobs that would have been lost otherwise. He balanced Massachusett's budget without raising taxes. Fiscally, Romney knows what he's talking about with an MBA from Harvard and a law degree. Sounds like Huckabee is getting desperate - and I don't know if anyone would consider him an expert on the economy!

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dianna — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 02:28:19 GMT

WHY, ONCE AGAIN, IS RON PAUL BEING IGNORED REGARDING HIS PARTICIPATION IN THE DEBATES AND HIS CANDIDACY OVERALL? IF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS READING OR SEEING THE NEWS, THEY ARE NOT BEING TOLD ABOUT THIS GENUINE AMERICAN WHO TELLS THE TRUTH AND WOULD MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE IN THE DIRECTION OUR COUNTRY. THE MEDIA DOES NOT WANT THIS MAN'S NAME MENTIONED OR SEEN IN PRINT....SO, IF YOU LOVE OUR GREAT COUNTRY, VOTE FOR
RON PAUL!!

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David Perham, West Palm Beach, FL — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:02:19 GMT

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