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6235 of 7150 Precincts Reporting - 87%

	Name	Party	Votes	Vote %
	McCain, John	GOP	3,468	26%
	Huckabee, Mike	GOP	3,226	24%
	Paul, Ron	GOP	2,799	21%
	Romney, Mitt	GOP	2,253	17%
	Uncommitted	GOP	1,729	13%

So much for a Huckabee sweep.  It would have been worth it watch that old penis head squirm.

CNN and MSNBC are projecting Huckabee the winner of the Louisiana primary. That gives Huckabee 2 out of 3 races. So far the totals are:

3880 of 3966 Precincts Reporting - 98%

I thought it would be super weird of both the winners of the Iowa caucuses ended today with a sweep. Huckabee was leading in the Washington caucuses for a while, but now it seems McCain is ahead.

5598 of 7150 Precincts Reporting - 78%

UPDATE:  The final numbers out of Louisiana:

3966 of 3966 Precincts Reporting - 100%

	Name	Party	Votes	Vote %
	Huckabee, Mike	GOP	69,665	43%
	McCain, John	GOP	67,609	42%
	Romney, Mitt	GOP	10,232	6%
	Paul, Ron	GOP	8,595	5%
	Thompson, Fred	GOP	1,604	1%
	Giuliani, Rudy	GOP	1,593	1%
	Keyes, Alan	GOP	841	1%
	Curry, Jerry	GOP	521	0%
	Hunter, Duncan	GOP	368	0%
	Gilbert, Daniel	GOP	183	0%
	Tancredo, Tom	GOP	108	0%

Alabama

Arkansas

Georgia

West Virginia

Gasp.  Choke.  Huh?

NEW YORK (CNN) - Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee won the West Virginia State Party Convention, the first Republican presidential nominating contest of “Super Tuesday.”

Huckabee was victorious on the second ballot.

So, there’s shock and there’s this thread that killed me:

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NO freakin’ way!

Viva Presidente Ezequiel - Aquí no hay quien viva!

by anarchronarchist (mincers(at)hotmizzle.com) on Tue Feb 5th, 2008 at 02:50:49 PM EST
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Re: Open Thead (4.00 / 3) Yup.  It’s a caucus state…apparently St. McCain’s supporters, upon seeing that they were not enough, threw their support to Huckajesus in order to stop Mittens from winning. Too funny. Tengo un sueño. by ejmw (ewitham (at) umich (dot) edu) on Tue Feb 5th, 2008 at 02:51:48 PM EST [ Parent | Reply to This | none 0-Mega Troll 1-Troll 2-Warning! 3-Good 4-Excellent ]

Re: Open Thead (4.00 / 2) caucuses are so interesting… Hardball politikin’ that ensures that many, many people vote for someone they nvr intended to. Viva Presidente Ezequiel - Aquí no hay quien viva! by anarchronarchist (mincers(at)hotmizzle.com) on Tue Feb 5th, 2008 at 03:15:03 PM EST [ Parent | Reply to This | none 0-Mega Troll 1-Troll 2-Warning! 3-Good 4-Excellent ]

 Governor Romney released a statement:

“Unfortunately, this is what Sen. McCain’s inside Washington ways look like: he cut a backroom deal with the tax-and-spend candidate he thought could best stop Governor Romney’s campaign of conservative change.

I was over there visiting last week and saw the funniest thing ever:

Thanks guys for letting me snag this!

At least CNN and MSNBC are both calling Iowa for the Huckster. This should be interesting and I’m not at all surprised that people in Iowa fell for his schtick. And yes, even though I despise Huckabee and think of him as nothing more than a one-trick pony, I see the Corporate Republicans are scared of his message and that tickles me to no end. I can’t wait to see how the money flows as these primaries go on.

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I’m not shocked that Giuliani’s numbers are so ridiculously low. My hope is that this means the media will stop trying to force President Drag Queen on us.

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Now, I wonder if this means Romney is going to dump more money into New Hampshire. After all, the papers there and in nearby states have either “anti-endorsed” him or endorsed someone else. I’d also be interesting in seeing how Romney does in the Wyoming Caucus on Saturday (It’s GOP only).

Same reason Rev. Jesse Jackson and Rev. Al Sharpton should never be president. We have a separation of church and state in our Constitution. We do not have a religious requirement for a person to become president. We should never entertain the thought of a religious leader, no matter the religion, to become president. This means that several of my family members and friends should never be allowed to be president.

I’m okay with that.

I just want those people who feel that Huckabee is a good idea for a president because he’s a minister to think about their hypocritical feelings if Huckabee was a rabbi or an imam. Think of all those idiot Republicans and GOP media types who make a big deal of Senator Obama attending a Muslim school as a child, in a Muslim country and the lies and idiocies they spread about the Christian Senator wanting to turn this secular country Muslim. Not just your average run-of-the-mill Muslim, but a psychotic-beheading-jailing-the-rape-victim sort (I had to throw in the beheading so you won’t think I was talking about, Bill O’Reilly). Then think about how you feel when I say: Huckabee as president is dangerous because he is a Baptist minister and would turn this country into something out of A Handmaid’s Tale. Or worse.

Running down a list of candidates in my mind and completely forgot that Biden and McCain were actually running. Like, I remember Huckabee over McCain. I guess it’s because Drop Dead Fred took over as Grampa of the GOP field. He positively makes McCain look like a spring-chicken. But not a gay spring chicken. He has sweaters for that.

UPDATED: Okay, in looking for a link for McCain’s gay sweaters, I went Think Progress. The 3rd comment down, just killed me:

McCain would need to wear about eight sweaters at the same time to look younger.

Comment by Badmoodman — July 11, 2007 @ 11:35 am