There are two tickets out of New Hampshire. Romney has one of them. The coveted second ticket will go to either McCain or Rudy. The ordained Southern Baptist Minister, Reverend Huckabee and the Southern fried social conservative, Fred Thompson will both finish out of the money. They are both regional candidates who have ZERO chance of grabbing the brass ring on a national level.

Politicians are an odd bunch, often stressing
and relying on points that come back to haunt them and undermine their reputation. Examples are so numerous -- recall Bush's famous State of the Union address which was not proofed by the CIA director, and ZAP Known LIES. Or recently, Mitt heavily anticipated and widely broadcast Religion speech alluding to his father's marching, delievered with poses like JFK but no fact-checking and no one warning him every little word would receive careful scruntiney. And then Huck claiming his now famous floating cross Christmas card was an
accident, totally unintentional -- yet not giving the media a prrecise list of who exactly was present at the shoot --- especially those responsible for lighting and the pan of the camera. It will be bad news for the Governor if these people come forward, or there are outtakes. All these lies have something in common -- all are put forward UPFRONT as if
being revealed for what they really are is
inconceivable...after all, how could George, Mitt, and now Mike be that dumnb...??

When the top republicans are all looked at together they all have major mental issues that someone should see psychatrists for. The righteous who begged for anyone to come forth and lead them in the "ways of their god" and out popped Huck. He plays the part like he knows it and coming from being a preacher these people who demanded this type just have to look in the mirror to see themselves and him. Rudy has yet to play the jewish man like mitt has played the morman man and huck is playing the preacher and big john mccain is the let's bomb iran whack so all together Ron Paul is normal.

"When New Hampshire partisans are asked to defend the state's first-in-the-nation primary, we talk about our ability to see the candidates up close, ask tough questions and see through the baloney. If a candidate is a phony, we assure ourselves and the rest of the world, we'll know it.

Mitt Romney is such a candidate.

New Hampshire Republicans and independents must vote no."

Concord Monitor, Concord, NH