Down To Three?

As a young voter I love all the excitement in this primary. I've been glued to the television and I keep checking back here to read all the articles.

CNN has Hillary as the projected winner in California. That's a hard hit.

Does anyone see a candidate dropping from the race in the next couple days?

With the choice of McCain, Hillary, and Obama, I'm confident that we'll be in pretty good hands no matter who gets elected. I support them in that order, but this is all pretty good news.

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A good night to be up, indeed. I guess that makes it Coffee-Wednesday in a few hours!

Romney is still deluding himself that he can win.

Let's Get Real.

I wonder if Huckabee isn't going to stick around for a bit longer and bleed delegates from Romney?

I do know this, if McCain finds himself having to accept Governor Huckabee's support and promise to put him on the ticket to obtain the nomination.

Senator Clinton will win both the electoral and popular vote in a landslide so far reaching, she will come into office with a super majority in both chambers.

I have to agree, I wouldn't be too reluctant to vote for any of the three really. McCain definitely got his party, but it still is way too iffy to call one way or the other on the democrats. This certainly is quite an exciting vote!

I agree that Huckabee and Romney are competing for the same votes so it has been a blessing for McCain. I know that in my state the McCain delegates supported Huckabee so Romney wouldn't win.

Gosh what a crazy race this is.

Well, it is interesting for a change. Still skeptical about any of them.

Hillary and McCain won in CA...

Picture this...Romney quits and from the void ascends the over-shadowed Real Deal Republican conservative...Iron Mike.

Beware of the Dark Horse...Huckabee.

I said a long time ago it would be Hilary and mcCain in the big race. Looks that way.

Felix: I think that Mike Huckabee shot himself in the foot when he proposed rewriting the Contitution to better reflect the bible. Most of us, by a fairly decent majority, simply will not support anyone who even appears to want a Christian version of Sharia law as the law of the land.

Romney quit! Now we'll see what the Republicans are really made of...will they go with warmonger closet liberal McCain or with a bona fide republican conservative in Huckabee. The die is cast.

Mike will not go gently into that good night:

Huckabee Wins Kansas

MSNBC News Services
updated 24 minutes ago

Mike Huckabee won the caucuses in Kansas, the first contest of the day. Huckabee's win followed a strong showing in the South earlier in the week, when the Baptist minister won four Southern states and West Virginia in Super Tuesday.

Huckabee had 60 percent to McCain's 24 percent in the first clear matchup between the two since Mitt Romney dropped out of the race on Thursday. Texas Rep. Ron Paul had 11 percent.

Huckabee won all 36 of the state's delegates at stake Saturday although McCain holds a commanding lead in the delegate count with 721. Huckabee, with 231 delegates, vowed earlier to continue his shoestring campaign that has appealed to social and religious conservatives.

"It sends a pretty significant signal to John McCain that he's got a lot of work to do to get significant factions of the Republican Party solidly behind him," said Kris Kobach, the Kansas state Republican Party chairman.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23068044?G1=10856

Mike Huckabee has won the GOP primary in Louisiana. (AP)

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