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Mike Huckabee
Handicapping the Race for the 2012 GOP Presidential Nomination
By Bruce DrakeMike Huckabee leads the GOP pack for the party's presidential nomination in 2012 when Republicans were asked who they would "seriously consider," with 71 percent, according to a USA Today/Gallup poll conducted Oct. 31-Nov. 1. ...
7 in 10 Say Palin Not Qualified to Be President
By Bruce DrakeFifty-six percent of Americans thinks Sarah Palin cares about people like them, something which many Republican presidential candidates have not shared, but 71 percent don't think she's qualified to sit in the Oval Office, according to a CNN/Opinion Research poll conducted Oct. 16-18. Republicans ...
Obama Keeps Lead in 2012 Match-Ups Against Republicans
By Bruce DrakeHis job-approval ratings may be down after nine months, but President Obama still leads in match-ups against four potential Republican challengers in 2012 by margins ranging from 4 to 20 points, according to a Public Policy Polling survey conducted Oct. 16-19. The margin of error is 3.5 points. ...
Palin or Romney: Republicans Weigh Passion vs. Principle
By Matt Lewis
If the past is prelude, Republicans will gain seats during the 2010 mid-term elections, but Barack Obama will be re-elected in November 2012. It's early, true, but history is on Obama's side: It is just difficult to oust an incumbent U.S. president. Tradition also suggests that the Republican ...
Huckabee or Romney Would Beat Palin Easily in 2012
By Bruce Drake
Last week, Rasmussen Reports polled Republicans on their favorite candidates for the 2012 presidential nomination and came up with Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich, and Tim Pawlenty in that order. This time, Rasmussen tested one-on-one match-ups and found Palin badly trailing ...
Republicans Like Huckabee Best as 2012 Choice
By Bruce DrakeThe early line on favorites in a GOP presidential primary in 2012 has Mike Huckabee ahead with 29 percent, Mitt Romney at 24 percent, Sarah Palin at 18 percent, Newt Gingrich at 14 percent and Tim Pawlenty at 4 percent, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll conducted Oct. 15. The margin of error is ...
Mitt Romney's Enemies, Gearing Up for 2012 Fight
By Matt Lewis
When former Governor Mitt Romney spoke at the Family Research Council's "Values Voters Summit" in Washington about 10 days ago, he came in a distant second place in a straw poll behind his archenemy, Mike Huckabee. And he only narrowly beat out former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty in an event that ...
In Obama-GOP Match-Ups for 2012, Huckabee Is Top Contender
By Bruce DrakeSo which Republican would do the best against President Obama if the 2012 election were held today? The answer, according to a Public Policy Polling survey conducted Sept. 18-21, is former Arkansas governor and 2008 presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, who would get 41 percent to Obama's 48 ...
Conservatives Boycott WorldNetDaily over 'Embarrassing' Birther Claims
By David Sessions
Portions of the conservative blogosphere are drawing battle lines with the right-wing news and commentary site WorldNetDaily, which some on the right blame for giving legitimacy to scurrilous anti-Obama rumors. Inspired by a recent article in the Boston Herald that discussed right-wing extremism on ...
Mike Huckabee Remains Obama's Strongest Challenger for 2012, Poll Shows
By David KnowlesPublic Policy Polling has replicated the same result for the past five months: On the question of which Republican would do the best against President Obama in a hypothetical race for the presidency in 2012, former-Arkansas-governor-turned-talk-show-host Mike Huckabee makes the strongest showing. ...
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