For your viewing pleasure, this handy graphic was created by Richard Dunham over at the Houston Chronicle. Enjoy. I did:
I actually giggled. And the poll is from the uber-right wing Rasmussen. ::giggles::
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Huckleberry would definitely be my favorite. Most of the country's independent voters would be enormously turned off by the idea of having an ordained Baptist preacher as president. A Huckabee / Palin ticket ought to just the ticket to send the GOP the same route as the Bull Moose Party.
Noisy and bothersome as they are, angry, self-righteous, resentful white people just don't exist in sufficient numbers to win 51% of the vote. But don't tell Sparkle.
So let me see.....that's 18% of the 21%ers that STILL like Palin. I'd really like to see the demographics on that.
The rest.....I think Huckabee is gonna be hard to beat if nothing happens between now and fall 2011. IMO, romney is the only competetition he would have. But I think his Mormonism will work to his detriment same as it has.
I certainly understand, Blu.
I was in a book store the other day and there were a few people looking at a poster of the wasilla wonder. One person remarked to the other, "Why would anyone buy that POS". The other answered, "Yeah the paper is too slick to wipe you a44 properly". At that point I high fived both of them and we exchanged a few more laughs. I have to say they were both in the near vicinity of my age.
So long as they put Quitter on the ticket somewhere I'll be happy.