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Early evening: Mike Huckabee has won the Iowa caucuses decisively over Mitt Romney -- perhaps by something approaching double digits. This is a severe blow obviously to the Romney candidacy which now faces virtually a must-win in a New Hampshire contest...
The press continues to focus on Huckabee's "meltdown" press conference of two days ago . Meanwhile, what dominated the TV news last night in Des Moines? According to Mike Allen of the Politico , it was the Huck and Chuck rally which featured...
The Iowa campaign media, hungry for a dramatic moment and hypersensitive to anything that looks like a trend, have seized on Mike Huckabee’s press conference yesterday (where he announced he was pulling a negative ad at the last minute but showed it anyway...
Last night, we wrote briefly about the last Des Moines Register poll that shows Obama significantly ahead of Clinton and Edwards -- in contrast to the flow of several other polls that actually had Obama heading into last. Here's the significant difference...
With Thursday looming, here's what could happen in the GOP race to tilt things one way or the other: Romney: The constant negative attacks keep
working and with a superior organization, Romney grinds out a victory,
with McCain and Thompson cutting...
Mike Huckabee: They love him for the enemies he's made. The Tote Board's take.
This week's Tote Board column -- why Mike Huckabee may be the new Jimmy Carter.
Why Huckabee's "gaffes" aren't gaffes -- the Tote Board's take.
It is one heck of a turnaround: Rasmussen now has Huckabee in first place among Republicans in a national poll, albeit with only 20% of the vote . What's caused this is that Rudy Giuliani has dropped a full ten points in the last six days -- no doubt...
This morning's latest numbers from the respected Des Moines Register poll, which voters in Iowa pay attention to: Obama: 28 Clinton: 25 Edwards: 23 Huckabee 29 Romney: 24 Giuliani: 13 The signficance: -- Romney is in trouble in Iowa. That isn't...
The press reaction to last night's debate generally conforms to what we said last night with one exception: While they give it to Huckabee, many found Giuliani to have an off night. Still, what counts is what went over in Iowa and David Yepsen in...
The latest Rasmussen poll now has Mike Huckabee ahead of Mitt Romney in Iowa 28%-25%. It's a stunning turnaround and if it holds -- a big "if" -- Mitt's campaign will virtually end the night of the Iowa caucuses.
The GOP Republican numbers in Iowa and New Hampshire, according to the latest New York Times poll: IOWA Romney 27% Huckabee 21% Giuliani 15% (just the top 3 listed) NEW HAMPSHIRE Romney 34% Giuliani 16% McCain 16% (just the top 3 listed) Three significant...
Rasmussen is out with another national match-up today and while John McCain, again, continues to be the only Republican to
run ahead of Hillary, the real news is that Romney now only trails
Clinton by 5% -- 47%-42%. This continues an upwards trajectory...
More good news for Mike Huckabee: In a national Rasmussen matchup with Hillary, he only trails by 3%, 46%-43%. The good news here is that only several weeks ago, Rasmussen didn't
have Giuliani doing that much better -- he was ahead of Hillary by 2...
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