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To: Petronski
Fred has now officially dropped 20% since his announcement. Where did all his supporters go? Huckabee?

With the Rasmussen poll out yesterday showing Huck now in first place in South Carolina (and yes lots could change in a month), what do his supporters think his possible path to the nomination could be?

In my opinion, Fred must absolutely dominate in SC if he has any hopes of moving further.

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6 posted on 12/07/2007 8:23:02 AM PST by codercpc
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To: codercpc

Fred has lost the southern vote to Elmer Gantry. He ought to think about packing it up and going back to Hollywood.


22 posted on 12/07/2007 8:40:15 AM PST by Nonstatist
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To: codercpc
With the Rasmussen poll out yesterday showing Huck now in first place in South Carolina (and yes lots could change in a month), what do his supporters think his possible path to the nomination could be?

Can you name a Republican Presidential nominee that hasn't won either Iowa or South Carolina? Winning both states sounds like a path to victory.

28 posted on 12/07/2007 8:46:50 AM PST by Ol' Sparky (Liberal Republicans are the greater of two evils)
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To: codercpc

Politicial scientists for years will write about FTD “sitting on” an imaginary lead that may have never been there. At any rate, he violated an old axiom: Strike while the iron is hot! Also, he does not seem to make his issue stands clear to voters, who have to have things explained to them over and over — like Reagan did.


123 posted on 12/08/2007 5:48:18 AM PST by Theodore R. ( Cowardice is still forever!)
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