Given that McCain has the nomination pretty much sewn up and that Hillary would be easier to beat, voting for Hillary is far from insane.

Hollowpoint on February 12, 2008 at 1:47 PM

She cannot be allowed anywhere near the Oval Office again. Thinking that we can beat her with McCain is insane.

At this point no one expects her not to be the nominee, even if she loses the primary. What does that tell you?

Hillary is all growed up, she doesn’t need any help cheating from any of us.

Never Play With Fire.

Whether you like it or not, you have to admit that Huckabee/Thompson makes a lot of sense. With McCain, you get Amnesty in 2009 no matter how you vote in November 2008. With Huckabee/Thompson, you know that the fence will be completed by July 1, 2010.

Huckabee/Thompson defeats Obama/Edwards in November 2008.
Thank God (literally) for Huckabee saving you from McCain/Clinton/Obama/Edwards.

P.S. Don’t expect any man who quit the race to be a viable choice for nominee coming out of a brokered convention. Quitters don’t win and winners don’t quit.

“She has to win both Ohio and Texas comfortably, or she’s out,”

She’s Out. The Republicans who are Republicans in Name Only (RINOs) are voting for her in VA and MD today, but that won’t happen in Texas because the RINOs will be supporting McCain in the “Anti-Huck” vote.

With every bit of news you get, it’s like a another piece assembled in the puzzle. Some see the “big picture” right away, others see it when the puzzle is partially completed, and others have to see the whole puzzle completed before they see it.

I’m trying to show you the big picture now:
Huckabee/Thompson defeats Obama/Edwards in November.

Some of you see it, some of you don’t. But eventually you all will. Laugh all you want. I’m laughing at “Ye of little faith”. Even though I really shouldn’t laugh. But y’all are amusing!

As I posted in a headline yesterday. The last great hope is that HRC wins on the backs of SuperDelegates.

Don’t count on it, she is already losing them and Republicans are crossing over….

AprilOrit on February 12, 2008 at 1:11 PM

Every RINO who votes for Hillary is one less vote for McCain.

:-)

Huckabee/Thompson will defeat Obama/Edwards this November.

I agree, BO is far more vulnerable than HRC. It will become so obvious once he’s nominated.

Sir or madam, I am not a Republican. I am a Conservative. The party has offered up conservatives in the past and I have elected to vote Republican in those instances. If the Republican offers up two liberals I have no dog in the fight. Elephant = Donkey (or jackass, whatever it is)

pistolero on February 12, 2008 at 2:04 PM

YEAAAA!!!! (Rising to my feet for a standing ovation). It was so very nice to walk into the polls on Long Island with my wife and she was a registered Republican.

My answer when they asked my party, “I’m a Conservative, I don’t have anybody running today”. True words

I’ll say it a thousand times if I have to,
Huckabee/Thompson will defeat Obama/Edwards this November

Huckabee’s got game. As he said on Colbert, “Game On!”

ITookTheRedPill on February 12, 2008 at 1:02 PM

Just what kind of red pill was that?

Yet another example of a Republican Defeatocrat.

Mike will make a political beliver out of you by November.

ITookTheRedPill on February 12, 2008 at 1:51 PM

Sir or madam, I am not a Republican. I am a Conservative. The party has offered up conservatives in the past and I have elected to vote Republican in those instances. If the Republican offers up two liberals I have no dog in the fight. Elephant = Donkey (or jackass, whatever it is)

How long have Hot Air posters been screaming for a candiate to build the border fence?

Now we’re talking about the same Huckaphony who offered up an office in the Arkansas state house to the Mexican Consulate for $1/year, wanted to provide in state tuition for illegals in his state? That’s the guy who’s going to build the fence?

He’s a phony. He is a big government Republican, which is the same as a big government Democrat, but he’s got to lie even more than a Democrat to fool his base. I don’t buy his new found attraction to the fair tax. I don’t buy his tough on crime rhetoric when he’s acted the opposite.

He’s blowing sunshine up your a$$.

In November it will be Hope (Obama) vs. Hope (Huckabee), so who wins, you ask?

Real Hope (Huckabee) beats False Hope (Obama)

It really is quite simple when you have eyes to see.

pistolero on February 12, 2008 at 1:25 PM

How long have Hot Air posters been screaming for a candiate to build the border fence?

You now have a candidate who has clearly committed to completing the fence by July 1, 2010, and you say you’re going to sit home and not vote for him/support him? Have you lost your mind? I’d say so. But when Huckabee picks Fred Thompson as his VP, you’ll see the light and vote for Huckabee/Thompson in November. Count on it.

ITookTheRedPill on February 12, 2008 at 1:02 PM

What color is the sky in your world?

Obama won’t be able to utter airy platitudes and meaningless generalities in any debate with the Republican nominee, especially McCain. I suspect it will be then that people discover how naive and unprepared Obama is.

NNtrancer on February 12, 2008 at 1:29 PM

Are ya kidding???? (No disrepect towards you here).

Did you watch the interview from H&C about Obama? NOBODY could name a single accomplishment for Obama and yet they loved him!!!!!

The best accomplishment was….He was black.

Granted, a comparison of their lives is a no brainer…HHHMMM…Obama vs. McCain?? LOL

However, most Democrats have no clue about the election (I said most). Ask them why they vote for somebody and they’ll tell you that they love his smile and his speeches.

Great, Welcome Jimmy Carter!!!

Be careful what you wish for…Obama will receive many votes from people who have no clue about this country.

Huckabee/Thompson defeats Obama/Edwards this November.

ITookTheRedPill on February 12, 2008 at 12:55 PM

Good God Pill, you just made my day. Even if it doesn’t happen I like how it sounds !

For all of you who are writing off Huckabee in Virginia so early, let me remind you that Pat Robertson’s Christian organization is located in eastern Virginia and he has a lot of evangelicals in the entire Tidewater area who just might, might, cast their vote for Huck instead of McAmnAsty. There has been so much said about Huck’s religion during this battle and
, as far as I know, nothing has been raised as to McAmnAsty’s religion (if he has one). Personally, I don’t care what religion either of them believes in but why play up Huck’s religion and not Mac’s ?

Tidewater, Va. is second in concentrated population only to the D.C. area in Virginia (I believe) so I wouldn’t bet against a good showing by Huck today. Remember, he believes in miracles and so do I.

pistolero on February 12, 2008 at 1:25 PM

Yet another example of a Republican Defeatocrat.

Mike will make a political beliver out of you by November.

You are a very bad man.

Let’s hope this doesn’t become a wide spread tactic amongst the insane.

Dorvillian on February 12, 2008 at 1:41 PM

Given that McCain has the nomination pretty much sewn up and that Hillary would be easier to beat, voting for Hillary is far from insane.

ITookTheRedPill on February 12, 2008 at 1:16 PM

Those hip replacement pills can really mess with your perspective, dude.

I crossed over and voted for Hillary today. I’m not a fan, to say the least, but Obama straight up scares me because I don’t have even the slightest clue what he stands for except for forcing a loss in Iraq. I voted the Dem ticket since it seems like the GOP race is decided at this point.

I really don’t know what I’m going to do in the general.

Defense Guy on February 12, 2008 at 12:41 PM

You are a very bad man.

Let’s hope this doesn’t become a wide spread tactic amongst the insane.

ITookTheRedPill on February 12, 2008 at 1:16 PM

Not knowing your gender, is it a ‘crush’ or a ‘man crush’?

As for me, I’m afraid I can find no candidate to vote for and therefore, will not. First time. Ever.

Huckabee has momentum, more and more each day. Put together, Huckabee and Thompson will be an unbeatable ticket. Belive me now or believe me after it happens, but you will believe.

And it will happen whether you believe it will or not.

Most of you live in fear.
I’m more excited about this election than I’ve ever been.
Fear. Faith. Your Choice. Choose Wisely.

ITookTheRedPill on February 12, 2008 at 1:02 PM

Will you just shut the hell up already? You post the same mindless Huckabot nonsense in every damn thread, no matter how off topic it is. Keep it in the Huckster threads where we can appropriately ignore your stupidity.

Seriously- does an original thought even enter your head over the course of the day that doesn’t involve The Huckster?

Hillary would be easier to beat than Obama, but one thing is for damn sure- Huckster won’t be running against either of them.