The SurveyUSA Poll below was actually taken on Saturday and Sunday. Half of those surveyed did not know about Huckabee’s big wins in Louisiana and Kansas. Huckabee has gained 12 points while McCain has dropped nine. The huge 21 point…
Read moreHere’s another interesting fact about John McCain’s supposedly “commanding” lead. The following is taken from RealClearPolitics.com: McCain——-724 ABC*———-533 * the “Anybody But ‘Cain” coalition is made up of delegates chosen for t…
Read moreThe most important primary for Mike Huckabee this week is Virginia, which is winner take all — 63 delegates. It’s almost a “must win” for Huckabee. It would be a huge win and give him great momentum. It’s not over…
Read moreTwo down, nine victories to go! The ABC Coalition gains steam! (ABC: Anybody But ‘Cain!) Mike Huckabee has won victories in Kansas and Louisiana once again taking states where John McCain led in the polls only a week ago. I…
Read moreAfter crunching all the numbers in my entry entitled, Is John McCain the inevitable nominee? I got an email yesterday saying Mitt Romney had dropped out of the race. Romney said he would endorse McCain if he won the nomination.…
Read moreFormer Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is expected to suspend his campaign today. The only question is does he endorse McCain or Huckabee? The following is from CNN: Romney had won 270 delegates in through the Super Tuesday contests, compared with…
Read moreIf you are part of the “anybody-but-McCain” coalition, don’t give up hope just yet! The delegate count since Tuesday has been readjusted. You may have noticed that some news programs show different counts. Why is that? Some are assuming that…
Read moreAs of the morning after Super Tuesday, this is how it stands: Delegates needed to win – 1,191 McCain – 597 Romney – 240 Huckabee – 178 Paul – 14 Since John McCain is more than halfway to the magic…
Read moreLast week, I wrote that John McCain cannot win the Republican nomination with an outright majority because most Republican primary voters will split between Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney and Ron Paul. Unless McCain takes every one of the “winner take…
Read moreI don’t think John McCain can win the nomination with an outright majority. Too much of the conservative base of the Republican Party is stacked against him. Depending on who does better on Super Tuesday, Romney and Huckabee ought to…
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Just what is Calvinism? Featuring many of the finest Reformed thinkers and pastors of our time.
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