First, what is rapidly becoming the conventional wisdom:
GOP race in total disarray
Mike Huckabee’s startling, not-even-close victory over Mitt Romney and the rest of the GOP field in the Iowa caucus means the Republican Party is in for a wildly unpredictable ride in the weeks ahead.
Here’s what’s certain: Romney’s dethroning has created a big opening for a John McCain revival in the New Hampshire primary next Tuesday.
The Iowa results, with a victory for a populist social conservative deeply mistrusted by many people in the Republican establishment, also virtually guarantee that the nomination contest will not simply be a battle over personalities and credentials. Instead, the race will now be a deep and probably intensely negative fight for the direction of the party in the post-Bush era.
Who -- I ask you, who -- could look at the clusterfuck that was the GOP Iowa caucus and not see the coming train wreck? Oh:
It seems 60%( it is usually 40%) of Iowa GOP voters were Evangelical Christians. This is good news fr the GOP.
Just when you think he can't possibly get any dumber ...
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How on earth does he figure that's "good news"? What an idiot. dr. roy is utterly clueless.
Here's what Richard Viguerie (the godfather of GOP fundraising) had to say in an e-mail I received yesterday:
“Mike Huckabee’s victory in the Iowa caucuses is bad news for the Republican Party.
“Mike Huckabee is a Christian socialist. He is a good man, but with a Big Government heart. He is the most liberal of all the Republican presidential candidates on economic issues.
“Huckabee’s approach to every problem or perceived problem is to pass a law and launch another government program. If you like President George W. Bush, you’ll love Mike Huckabee.
Take that and smoke it, roy.
Red Tory said...
Here's what Richard Viguerie (the godfather of GOP fundraising) had to say in an e-mail I received yesterday:
“Mike Huckabee is a Christian socialist. He is a good man, but with a Big Government heart.
Shorter Viguerie: Huckabee's the actual Christian that we pretend to be so we can't possibly nominate him.
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