[Nextrush]

There is no reason not to vote for Huck at this time since when one looks at the alternative (McCain) can it really be any worse.

Huck owes me an explanation of why he wasted his time in Massachusetts the Saturday before the Super Tuesday primaries. It looked like he and McCain were tag teaming Romney in his home state.

Rush Limbaugh claims a McCain-Huckabee ticket, but I wonder if that’s true. The MSM and others like Club for Growth have their picks. I don’t see Huckabees name on those lists.

There’s no McCain on my list for anything, I know that for sure.

[G.Mason]

" ... Rush Limbaugh claims a McCain-Huckabee ticket, but I wonder if that’s true ..."

Really? Exactly when did he "claim" that?

[browardchad]

Rush Limbaugh claims a McCain-Huckabee ticket, but I wonder if that’s true

You obviously listen to MSNBC. David Schuster (who's since been suspended for dissing Hillary), spread that lie on Thursday.

If you listen to Rush at all, you'd know that he spent a half-hour on Friday playing Schuster's quotes (repeated many times on MSNBC the night before), and then playing the tape of what Rush did say: which was, paraphrasing: Now that Huckabee has done his job (splitting the vote), McCain would throw him under the wheels of the Straight-Talk bus.

[rob777]

"There is no reason not to vote for Huck at this time since when one looks at the alternative (McCain) can it really be any worse."


There is if he is your least acceptable GOP candidate. I am still considering writing in Fred Thompson's name for the Vermont Primary in March.