And what about Huckabee? My sense is that McCain is attracting one type of Republican while Huckabee and Romney have been splitting another type. Any chance Huckabee begins to surge with Romney supporters moving his way.
I know that you guys have labeled Huckabee a liberal, but a case can be made that the role of a state governor is functionally different than the role of a President who heads a federalist nation. Perhaps -- just perhaps -- Huckabee might not be as tax-happy as a President as he was as a governor. This is just a thought. What do you think?
I know that you guys have labeled Huckabee a liberal, but a case can be made that the role of a state governor is functionally different than the role of a President who heads a federalist nation. Perhaps -- just perhaps -- Huckabee might not be as tax-happy as a President as he was as a governor. This is just a thought. What do you think?
posted by Just a Few Things about Scott ... | 4:26 PM
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One's beliefs are one's values. And values drive actions. So Huckabee's behavior won't change relative to the office. People don't change.
The issue at play is presidential delegates. And if McCain is a big winner in democratic states--that may not do him any good. He needs to win states for the state delegates. So his "big win" in California is a moot point--given that CA will go dem anyway.
McCain can't unite the party--but at the very least, he needs to do his best relative to capturing state delegates in the prez election.
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