Post by Buckeye GOP on Mar 6, 2008 7:33:39 GMT -5
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www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2008/03/05/politics/fromtheroad/entry3908368.shtml
What is the legacy of Gov. Huckabee's campaign? Is the story that he did so much with so little? Is it that he was a great candidate that was thwarted by GOP insiders? Is it that he would have been the nominee if the media, Evangelical leaders, and populists had recognized his appeal earlier? Would he have been the nominee if he could have mustered a little more money? Did attacks on his conservative credentials stymie the most consistent conservative in the race? Or will he be seen as a lingerer who wanted to stay in longer than he should have for personal aggrandizement? Was he just in the race to split the conservative vote and give the nomination to a moderate? Is Huck the early favorite next go around? Where does he go from here: VP, Evangelical leader, CNN contributer, Cayman Island lecture circuit, Chuck Norris' body double?
www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2008/03/05/politics/fromtheroad/entry3908368.shtml
What is the legacy of Gov. Huckabee's campaign? Is the story that he did so much with so little? Is it that he was a great candidate that was thwarted by GOP insiders? Is it that he would have been the nominee if the media, Evangelical leaders, and populists had recognized his appeal earlier? Would he have been the nominee if he could have mustered a little more money? Did attacks on his conservative credentials stymie the most consistent conservative in the race? Or will he be seen as a lingerer who wanted to stay in longer than he should have for personal aggrandizement? Was he just in the race to split the conservative vote and give the nomination to a moderate? Is Huck the early favorite next go around? Where does he go from here: VP, Evangelical leader, CNN contributer, Cayman Island lecture circuit, Chuck Norris' body double?
