Mitt Romney's political future

[paul718]

So, this in mind, if Romney is stupid enough to run for president ever again, the clips of him disparaging union workers and leaders will be very essential weapons in his opponents' attack ad arsenals.

lol @ the Republican nomination being decided by union support

[paul718]

If you've read any of the opinions he's written or seen any of his TV interviews , he is currently running for President.

[paul718]

Until late 2007, no one expected him to come even close to winning in IA. Given his stronger than expected showing there, there was no reason for Huckabee to drop out in January 2007 2008.

If anything, it was Romney who prevented Huckabee from getting the nomination, not the other way around.

Back then he was actually doing better than Romney, so the only "people" who "kept telling him" to drop out were hardcore Romney supporters who became bitter toward Huckabee because he is a genuine conservative (as opposed to Romney) and was doing better than him.

Iowa - 1/3/08
1.  Huckabee (17 delegates)
2.  Romney (12 delegates)
3.  McCain (3 delegates)
3.  Thompson (3 delegates)

Wyoming - 1/5/08
1. Romney (8 )
2. Thompson (3)
3. Hunter (1)

New Hampshire - 1/8/08
1.  McCain (7)
2.  Romney (4)
3.  Huckabee (1)

Michigan - 1/15/08
1.  Romney (24)
2.  McCain (5)
3.  Huckabee (1)

Nevada - 1/19/08
1.  Romney (17)
2.  Paul (4)
3.  McCain (4)

South Carolina - 1/19/08
1.  McCain (19)
2.  Huckabee (5)
3.  Thompson (0)

Florida - 1/29/08
1.  McCain (57)
2.  Romney 
3.  Giuliani

Maine - 2/1-3/08
1.  Romney (18)
2.  McCain
3.  Paul 

Super Tuesday - 2/5/08
1.  McCain (608)
2.  Romney (197)
3.  Huckabee (160)

Total Delegates through 2/5/08
1.  McCain (703)
2.  Romney (280)
3.  Huckabee (187)

Romney drops out on 2/7/08. 

The only time Huckabee every actually led, was right after Iowa. 

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