Georgia: McCain 31% Romney 29% Huckabee 28% (Rasmussen)

Rasmussen ^ | February 3, 2008

[Oshkalaboomboom]

What a shame that Chambliss & Isakson have endorsed McQueeg.

Why wouldn't they? They were 2 of the original amnesty bill sponsors (remember the famous photo of all the laughing senators?) Sure, they changed their tunes after a megabad backlash from the Georgia voters but I don't doubt for a second they would back a President McCain sponsored amnesty bill. They are deep in the pockets of the poultry and agriculture lobbyists.

[gitmogrunt]

Huckabee- the Spoil Sport, preachy boy, do his dirty work for Johnny McAmnesty.

[Red Steel]

Romney could win CA and GA

And Arizona

McCain better campaign in his home state instead of Massachusetts because Romney is within striking distance of taking it from him.

[lone star annie]

Is Georgia a WTA state?

[6SJ7]

McCain better campaign in his home state instead of Massachusetts because Romney is within striking distance of taking it from him.

That would be sweet.

[cookcounty]

"What a shame that Chambliss & Isakson have endorsed McQueeg. Looks as if Georgia would be a cinch for Romney if he only had them on his side."

McCain had the endorsement of every elected Republican in Maine and got his butt kicked in Maine yesterday.

I honestly think there is something of a backlash against all these endorsements, especially with so many Republicans angry at the party establishment. "If the Establishment wants Candidate A and the liberal press wants Candidate A, then I'm voting for candidate B."

[R. Scott]

Our primary is on the 12th. I was thinking of voting in the dem primary as usual - voting for the worst one - but decided this was too important to do that.
I am torn Between Romney and Huckabee. There’s no way I could vote for McCain.

[R. Scott]

Think for themselves?
Horrors! What will all those Hollyweird celebs do?

[Signalman]

How could Romney claim to be the only Washington outsider when Huckabee is still in the race? Arkansas is twice as far from Washington as Massachusetts is.

Simple. He's the only Washington outsider who has a Chance of winning the nomination. Huckabee has no chance.

[R. Scott]

But...but...McCain is a “true conservative”! I know it’s true - I saw it in one of his campaign ads. (barf)

[Lily4Jesus]

And Texas

[tsowellfan]

While McLame is running with his claim that he’s conservative any liberal not endorsing Obama is endorsing McLame.

[tpanther]

I’ll be voting for him this Tuesday here!

[icwhatudo]

Regardless of who you support, please vote in the new FR poll:

"Which GOP presidential hopeful do you want to see win the most delegates on Super Tuesday?"

Member Opinion
Mitt Romney	76.1%		1,034
Ron Paul	11.0%		149
Mike Huckabee	8.0%		108
John McCain	4.9%		67
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[Mamzelle]

I’ve seen one story about AZ here on FR—and it still shows Mc about 10 points ahead. Is there something new?

[murron]

Watch out for a McCain dirty trick tomorrow, and Romney will take the bait. I Don’t trust McCain.

[Red Steel]

The last poll I saw AZ was 8 to 9%. ..i’ll look again.

[AlternateEgo]

Thanks for the good news. It certainly seems that Romney is seeing a 'surge'.

[Mamzelle]

Hey, that's good. If Romney just gives him a run for his money--

And Mc is running out of money.

Is Mass an open primary?

[Recovering_Democrat]

WIN, MITT WIN!!

If Mitt wins big on Tuesday, this household will be definitely sending him some more $$!