Thursday, February 07, 2008
Romney "Suspends" Campaign
It appears Romney has seen the light and called it quits today. According to the CNN headlines, it came as a surprise to most of his supporters. Could it really have been that much of a surprise? I mean the guy is way behind and was spending MILLIONS of his own money. He said staying in the race would delay his party from launching a national campaign for their nominee.
Before I saw that headline, I was going to post my thoughts about a McCain/Huckabee ticket. Several analysts I heard on Super Tuesday talked about how friendly the two were - which is clearly a good quality for Pres & VP to have. I had already thought about how Huckabee likely appeals to those conservatives to which McCain does not have much appeal. Take West Virginia for example, Huckabee won with 52%, McCain got only 1%. I'd say the two could use each other!
Any thoughts on either topic?
Before I saw that headline, I was going to post my thoughts about a McCain/Huckabee ticket. Several analysts I heard on Super Tuesday talked about how friendly the two were - which is clearly a good quality for Pres & VP to have. I had already thought about how Huckabee likely appeals to those conservatives to which McCain does not have much appeal. Take West Virginia for example, Huckabee won with 52%, McCain got only 1%. I'd say the two could use each other!
Any thoughts on either topic?
# posted by Amy Adkerson @ 1:37 PM 
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I think a McCain / Huckabee ticket would be very effective for the Republican party. Huckabee should be able to pull some of the Evangelical votes that McCain might struggle to get.
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