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On February 5th over twenty states hold their primaries simultaneously. Huckabee has reasonable chances of winning in Alabama, Arkansas, Alaska, Georgia, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma, and Tennessee. Not mentioning, of course, the additional delegates that will be picked up in other states from placing second or third. Unfortunately, despite remaing competetive in the current delegate count, national polls, and super tuesday states, the media and Mitt Romney have attempted to portray this election as a two man race. It is not. Mike Huckabee has come a long way... Rasmussen National Polling: Huckabee 22% (TODAY) 
"[Can Huckabee win the nomination?] Absolutely"
"No GOP contender has ever come from so far off the pace, so fast."
"[He is the only] dark horse that’s got any kind of chance... He's the best speaker they've got"
"[He] is very effective, and if Huckabee can find money, he will be dramatically competitive almost overnight"
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33% McCain Georgia
31% McCain Tennessee
32% McCain Missouri
32% McCain Alabama
38% McCain RASMUSSEN.COM |