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Jewel Runner
When Obama takes action that encourages abortion or Republicans at the federal level take action that discourages it, let me know.
Iowa's over, New Hampshire's on
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NickyJ
Retired Narrator
Ain't gonna happen. It just won't. It can't. Romney has the moderate vote, and that's Huntsman's forte. I really think that Romney will pick Rubio. He's got Tea Party, he's got Hispanics, he's got conservatives, and he's got a clean, promising future, all wrapped into one great pick. You can't go wrong with Rubio.
Quackers
The Frog
Thats a good point. I guess for some Republicans the abortion debate is a moot point because the supreme court will strike it down and it's such a controversial subject nobody wants to risk there presidency on it.
He got a big surge of money in the past week or so. But that will dry up again if he does really badly in NH and South Carolina.
Quackers
The Frog
Cutlas you voting Romney, Obama or Ralph Nadar for the general election?
I have no choice about Obama. All of the Republican programs are disastrous for the US now.GhostWriter16
Deity
He did as a senator, trying to strike down the partial birth abortion bill. Even many democrats voted for that bill.
They really should...
I can't wait till a real conservative state (Mississippi?) actually defies the supreme court and bans abortion within their borders.
Kraznaya
Princeps
y'all underestimating the huntsman surge
Archbob
Ancient CFC Guardian
Mittens is falling and Huntsmen is rising, Paul seems to be at about 20%
mitsho
Deity
Isn't it logical that those who would support Rommney now go more for Huntsman? Rommney seems to be the safe bet for nomination so that it won't hurt to make a more moderate point and since there's only one moderate in the race, Huntsman gets more votes because Rommney seems so safe? ;-)
I've been phone-polled four times, had two campaign reps show up at my door, my local high school has hosted three different campaign rallies/townhalls, and the (current) top five candidates have all visited my local town diner. I love living in New Hampshire. 
GoodGame
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I think you got a good hunch there. I'd add in his bio indicates he got some evangelical creed too. He'd balance out a Romney campaign, at least enough to encourage GOP-registered voters to vote in the general election. I wonder if Obama would dump Biden to pick up a hispanic VP?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marco_Rubio
I've been phone-polled four times, had two campaign reps show up at my door, my local high school has hosted three different campaign rallies/townhalls, and the (current) top five candidates have all visited my local town diner. I love living in New Hampshire.
What did you tell them?
Quackers
The Frog
Igloodude did you talk directly with any of the candidates?
What, the door-to-door folks? One came during dinner and so I wasn't up for chatting, explained that we already knew who we were voting for and thanks goodbye because dinner is getting cold. The other (for Newt) was just handing out invites to his local townhall, and didn't seem to want to discuss anything.
Sadly, no. Partly it was because I really don't need to meet any of the candidates in order to decide who I'm voting for, and partly that my schedule never made it easy. If I had gotten the OT world-circling camera yet, I'd have met one of the candidates and gotten my wife to take a shot with the both of us. Probably something like this one:
NickyJ
Retired Narrator
Romney leads by 17% over Huntsman, almost twice his total. Romney's got this one in the bag.
What the heck are you two talking about?
It isn't money, it's voters. And either way, Romney is going to clean Huntsman's clock, so Mitt isn't so poor.Possibly, although I can't really think of a prominent one that would be good for him.
I like it.
