Clinton News Network

The CNN/YouTube Republican presidential debate serves as a perfect example of why conservatives refer to CNN as "Clinton News Network." Republicans should have declined CNN's invitation, just like Democrats declined Fox News, though it's doubtful Fox would have orchestrated or permitted a similar ambush of Democratic candidates.

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Huckabee for Real

If Republicans are serious about winning this thing they should go for Mike Huckabee hands down. This guy has on-stage charisma, he's a serious fellow, and he's got guts. I might even vote for him and I'm a liberal. If it was between him and Hillary I'd definately vote for him. He's got everything recent republicans don't have.

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50%+ of Married American Men Would Not Vote for Hillary

Additional stats showing that Hillary Clinton's popularity among men is a major area of concern.

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Huckabee is a Gentleman

I just read a post from The Everyday Republican that includes the following statement:

"Perhaps the most interesting encounter of the night was the first actual debate of these so-called 'debates' between Governor Mike Huckabee and Congressman Ron Paul. The issue of the Iraq War was raised and the two sparred back and forth with each other about the veracity of staying in Iraq. FOX actually let them debate - and it was refreshing. Ron Paul had a strong contingent in the audience, as did Huckabee, cheering and supporting their candidate - so to have the two face off was a sight to see. The best part though, at the commercial break, after the cameras were off, Huckabee went straight for Congressman Paul to shake his hand and he had a warm smile on his face. Huckabee is an honorable fellow."

I keep reading that Republicans don't have a chance in 2008 against Hillary. I just don't see how in the world the polls could show her to be so low and how anyone would want someone who flip-flops as much as the top-tier Democrats in office anyway...