PPP: Romney leads CA, CO, CT, NH; Huckabee leads IL, PA

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Interesting that Thune's been trading 2nd or almost 2nd on intrade and only scored 2% in CT and nowhere else.  A long Romney vs Huckabee race would be interesting and I think competitive if not as entertaining as Romney vs Palin.

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Does anyone doubt the GOP of today would be against abolishing slavery if it still existed?  The new costs of ending slavery would stifle businesses!  I'm not kidding.

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Huckabee would be against slavery and Limbaugh would blast him for it.

Romney would have been abolitionist as governor but would now be clarifyng he's a states rights abolitionist: what works in Massachusetts may not work in Virginia.

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Like everything else the last two years, the GOP opposed the mandate on the grounds that Obama advocated it.  Can't help but notice how many Republican polls are led by the father of the mandate.  If Romney's campaign is sunk it won't be because Republicans oppose the mandate as much as the Republicans oppose things they're told are similar to Obama.  Just like Charlie Crist didn't lose the primary for supporting a stimulus plan during a labor crisis that was 40% tax cuts. He lost because he hugged Obama.

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Actual racism is dead?!  Jesus.  Was he sick?  I saw him a couple months ago and he looked fine.  What a shock.

Without a doubt, the Democrats proposal to raise taxes on the middle class to pay for slavery reparations cost them the midterms.

Lincoln would love Sarah Palin, wouldn't he?  And Rick Perry.

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I'll say Romney comfortably in ME and FL.  Palin in TX and WV.  And Huckabee in MN, WI with Palin a close second.  I'll say Palwenty in the teens in MN.

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I started it.  I will get us back on track:

Never forget a Republican created the model for Obamacare.