Beware: Mike Huckabee

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Tuesday September 18, 2007 · 3:47 PM PDT

2007/09/18 · 15:47

So this of the NYT caucus site: http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/...
I am convinced that he will win in the heavily conservative Iowa. I know he has no money - although who had the most money the last time around for the dems in Iowa?

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Sunday August 05, 2007 · 10:06 PM PDT

2007/08/05 · 22:06

Well, at least WE told you. Many of us have said that the candidate to watch is Mike Huckabee. The polls right now are almost pointless because very few people are paying attention. And when they do start paying attention and really get to know the candidates, the one to emerge will be Huckabee.

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Thursday June 07, 2007 · 2:09 PM PDT

2007/06/07 · 14:09

Let me give you a little history on my support John Edwards. Way back in 2003, I was behind Edwards. I knew of him as a rising star in the Democratic Party. I knew that he was the first in his family to go to college, that his dad worked in a mill, that his mom worked for the postal service and that he went to NC State for undergrad, not some elitist college. I knew the history of his son, the whole deal.

I viewed him as the best candidate we had in 2004 and god only knows I wanted to get rid of Bush. I am one of those dreaded people who believes that electibility is the most important issue. I am one of those hated people that thinks that it takes a charismatic genuine Southern to win the white house. I saw Edwards as a non-elitist candidate who can pull in a few Southern states, as well as the Blue Collar Midwestern ones.

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Tuesday May 01, 2007 · 11:23 AM PDT

2007/05/01 · 11:23

Good news for Edwards in Iowa, and Obama suprisingly third in Iowa and NH. I am really skeptical about national polls and I think, like the last primary, whoever wins Iowa, will win it all. Key thing about these polls from Iowa is that the don't account for the fact that it is a caucus state. I'd really like to see an analysis that accounts for that.

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Sunday January 21, 2007 · 4:13 PM PST

2007/01/21 · 16:13

Pardon the repost if this has already been diaried. Just saw this little tidbit about a new newsweek poll.

In a 2008 presidential poll, Newsweek finds a generic Democratic presidential candidate "has a 21-point lead over an unnamed GOP challenger. The race becomes much closer, however, when voters are asked to choose among actual names."

Among named hypothetical matchups only John Edwards wins all pairings:

* Edwards 48%, McCain 43%
* Clinton 48%, McCain 47%
* Obama 46%, McCain 44%
* Edwards 48%, Giuliani 45%
* Giuliani 48%, Clinton 47%
* Giuliani 47%, Obama 45%

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/...

New Zogby Poll out of Iowa

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Wednesday January 17, 2007 · 11:21 AM PST

2007/01/17 · 11:21

Well with all the 2008 talk here is a new Poll out of Iowa somewhat consistent with others showing Edwards leading the pack, Obama a solid second and Vilsack and Hillary rounding it out. Bad for Hillary.http://www.zogby.com/...

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Tuesday January 02, 2007 · 12:51 PM PST

2007/01/02 · 12:51

Among all the rationales and reasons we espouse in support of our presidential candidates here on Dailykos, I think language of candidates, the ability to communicate, is somewhat understated.

In light of Edwards framing the troop surge, "the Mccain doctrine" and to somewhat counter all the candidate favoritism that goes on here, I thought I'd offer a link to an objective source. http://www.kqed.org/...

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Monday November 13, 2006 · 9:46 AM PST

2006/11/13 · 09:46

Ok, first of all this is NOT a Hillary bashing diary. I'm just curious where her support comes from. We all see poll numbers that Hillary leads in almost every poll except Iowa. Yet, I have seen very few people on Daily Kos that support her but we all know we are not a representative sample here. Read More

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