Thread: Super Tuesday - Primary National overview

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thanks for the post... I can watch the fraud of the century on here

Did I hear someone say that Huckabee was taking votes away from Mitt?

Huckabee 567 52% 18
Romney 521 47% 0
McCain 12 1% 0
Giuliani 0 0% 0
Paul 0 0% 0

Did I hear someone say that Huckabee was taking votes away from Mitt?

CNN shows that Huckabee won 18 WV super delegates. This shows that Beck's plan (NumbersUSA) does work.

It appeared as though supporters of McCain, who placed a distant third on the first ballot, moved over to Huckabee, helping him to carry the day.

Front-runners McCain and Romney, have engaged in some bitter exchanges over their conservative records in recent weeks. Watch how CNN analysts view the GOP race »

"This is raw politics as it's really practiced," CNN senior political analyst Bill Schneider said. "The McCain supporters who were third in the first round decided to throw their weight behind Mike Huckabee in order to stop Mitt Romney from winning this convention. And look at that -- they did."

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/02/05/ ... index.html

I think many of the Ron Paul votes also went to Huckabee. The reason McCain and Paul appear to have 0 is because Paul was dropped for coming in fourth place....but he did have about 10% initially. And most of those delegates apparently went for Huckabee.

I thought Romney had 92 delegates after he won maine.

I thought Romney had 92 delegates after he won maine.

He does have 92. The information above is just for WV. Huckabee got the 18 delegates.

Originally Posted by Paige

Did I hear someone say that Huckabee was taking votes away from Mitt?

Huckabee 567 52% 18
Romney 521 47% 0
McCain 12 1% 0
Giuliani 0 0% 0
Paul 0 0% 0

Ya McCain con machine is supposedly calling ahead and telling people to vote for the other guy so Romney doesn’t get it or something of the sort
Ya know how the he said she said is

Yup, Huckaphony and McCain tag teamed Romney in WV:

Romney was ahead in the first round of voting in Charleston but failed to get the majority needed to win.

It appeared supporters of McCain, who placed a distant third on the first ballot, moved over to Huckabee, helping him carry the day.