Thread: Huckabee's numbers fall in Iowa as Immigration Record Spreads
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Old 01-02-2008, 03:27 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Of the crowd we got, he's got just as much chance as anyone. We Clinton(baggage), Obama(racial and experience concerns), Guiliani(smarmy lying, ethical issues), Romney(religious concerns), I could go on. It's really any one's race. Huckleberry is no worse or better than the rest. If all they really have on him is he's a Christian and might support amnesty which seems to be common,
Currently, all Democratic candidates support amnesty for illegal aliens, which is unpopular with a super majority of American voters. ALIPAC has identified three GOP campaigns as pro-amnesty... McCain, Giuliani, and Huckabee. While Romney, Paul, Hunter, and Thompson remain on the no-amnesty list at this time, their campaigns face future scrutiny on the illegal immigration issue.
they gotta do better than that. No one running has any real selling points.