A Vote for Romney is a Vote for...Who Knows?

Mitt Romney is saying the right things right now, but how can we believe he will act on them in the future?

What you see below is just the beginning...
Check out: www.trueromney.com & www.romneyfacts.com

Voice of Victory

Mike Huckabee had this to say today:

"We are in this race to win despite the desperate efforts by the Romney campaign to try and say that "a vote for me is a vote for McCain". Actually, a vote for me is a vote for me! And it's a vote to say no to the underhanded efforts of the Romney campaign and his wholly-owned talk radio backers who are repeating that nonsense. We have outlasted Rudy, Fred, and others who were supposed to be the winners. Only 8% of the Republican delegates have been selected, and we have about the same number of delegates as McCain or Romney. We are in it to win."

Source: www.mikehuckabee.com/index.cfm?FuseAction=Blogs.View&Blog_id=1324

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CNN's Bill Schneider: Huckabee Won Debate

The Night's Big Winner: Huckabee
January 30, 2008

Huckabee performed well, Schneider says.

Huckabee, I think, stood out in this debate as the one who made sense, talked as ordinary people do, and rose above politics. That may have scored. He connected. And that’s a problem for Romney, who would like to become the alternative to John McCain among conservatives who oppose the Arizona senator. But he has very tough competition from Huckabee, who’s forcing people to re-think his run at a time when he was supposed to be out of the game.

But this has always been the way he’s worked: Romney uses money to stay competitive. Huckabee has debates.

I don’t think McCain made many gains – and I think he may have caused people to re-think the race. I don’t think this was his strongest night, not because he was under attack. But because he wasn’t a straight talker. He talked very much like a politician. He was making a lot of charges at Romney – some of which, like the timetable charge, seemed very questionable.

A couple of Romney’s answers were quite good, particularly on the Iraq timetables issue. I don’t think he did himself any harm. But I think the one who really helped himself was Huckabee.

All in all: Huckabee gained ground, McCain probably lost ground, and Romney didn’t help or hurt himself – although he did effectively defend himself. McCain sounded petty – and that’s not the McCain voters know and like.

But to the extent that Huckabee may have made any gains from his performance, Romney’s got bigger worries out of tonight than the Arizona senator.

Source: http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/01/30/schneider-the-nights-big-winner-huckabee/

AR, OK, and TN Right to Life Endorse Huckabee!

These three endorsements have come in just the past two days!

You can check out www.mikehuckabee.com for the details.

Also, check out the previous two posts for these developments:

1. Terry Schiavo's brother has also endorsed Huckabee!
2. Huckabee has a new TV ad, entitled "Common Sense"

Terri Schiavo's Brother Bobby Schindler Endorses Huckabee

by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
January 29, 2008

St. Petersburg, FL (LifeNews.com) -- Terri Schiavo's brother Bobby Schindler has endorsed Mike Huckabee for president and his support could help the former Arkansas governor receive more votes today in Florida. Schindler has been an outspoken advocate of the disabled and his family's foundation has helped patients like Terri get appropriate medical treatment.

Schindler says he supports Huckabee for his views on the sanctity of life.

"I am pleased to announce my personal support of Governor Mike Huckabee’s candidacy for President of the United States," Schindler said, adding that the endorsement didn't represent the foundation.

"Governor Huckabee has a long and distinguished record of championing the rights of the unborn and vulnerable in our nation," Schindler added, according to a statement LifeNews.com obtained.

"His commitment to the cause of life makes him uniquely qualified to lead our nation through the moral and ethical quagmire that has resulted from 35 years of disrespect for innocent human life," Schindler added.

"I am confident that Governor Huckabee recognizes all life as having value and dignity and, as President, will not only fight to defend the lives of the unborn, but will fight with just as much passion to protect those who, like my sister Terri Schiavo, live with cognitive disabilities," Schindler concluded.

Terri was killed on March 31, 2005 when her former husband won a protracted legal battle against the Schindler family for the right to disconnect her feeding tube.

Doctors who examined Terri say she was not in a persistent vegetative state and that her condition could have been improved has she been given access to more medical care and rehabilitative treatment.

Michael Schiavo eventually founded a political action committee called TerriPAC to attack pro-life lawmakers who aided her family in their fight to save Terri's life. After violating FEC reporting requirements on numerous occasions and slapped with fines from the agency, Michael closed the group at the end of 2007.

The Schindler family started the Terri Schindler Schiavo Foundation and has helped disabled patients and opposed assisted suicide and euthanasia since Terri's death.

New TV Ad: Common Sense

Rasmussen: Huckabee Still 1st in Nation

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics

Huckabee 23%
McCain 20%
Romney 18%
Thompson 12%
Giuliani 11%

Rasmussen: Huckabee 1st in the Nation

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics

Huckabee 23%
McCain 22%
Romney 15%
Giuliani 12%
Thompson 11%

A Buck for Huck! Pretty Please?

Gallup & Rasmussen: Huckabee 1st in Nation

New Gallup Poll
http://blogs.usatoday.com/onpolitics/2008/01/gallup-clinton.html?loc=interstitialskip

Huckabee 25%
Giuliani 20%
McCain 19%
Thompson 12%
Romney 9%
Paul 4%.

Rasmussen Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082

Huckabee 20%
McCain 19%
Giuliani 17%
Romney 15%
Thompson 11%

Primary Predictions

Mike will place 3rd in NH,
1st/2nd in MI,
1st in SC,
1st in FL,
have a great Super Tuesday (taking 1st in Missouri--who could ask for anything more?),
then go on to win the Republican nomination.

Yep.

Huckabee
Will be
What they all
Wannabe
The Republican
Nominee

Mike Talks with Larry King

Decisive Win for Huckabee

Mike Huckabee 34%
Mitt Romney 25%
Fred Thompson 14%
John McCain 13%
Ron Paul 10%

Iowa for Huckabee