Huckabee Insists He Still Has a Shot

(CBS)
KANSAS CITY, KAN. -- Just because John McCain has 700 of the 1,191 delegates needed to get the Republican nomination - and Mike Huckabee only has 163 - Huckabee says there are many reasons why it's still realistic for him to get the nomination.
"Let's say we get to the convention and [Mitt] Romney releases his [158] delegates. They can come towards me. There's also a lot of factors that can happen. Any given day, a candidate can say one word and it gets YouTubed and his campaign's done," he said, perhaps not coincidentally the day after 2006 YouTube victim, former Sen. George Allen, R-Virginia, endorsed McCain.
"The one thing -- I know -- isn't it a very complicated process for you to win? The answer is yes. But, you know, it's a very simple way to lose. I can just quit. I've spent my whole life fighting from the bottom. I've never been at the top. I've always started from the bottom. I know what its like to be the underdog. I still believe in the impossible. If I didn't, I wouldn't be in this race."
"Six months ago, would any of you here said the two guys still on his feet in February be Mike Huckabee and John McCain? John McCain's campaign had imploded, he had run out of money, he was deep in debt, he had fired his staff, it looked like well he's done. Mike Huckabee wasn't even much more of an asterisk in the polls. And everybody was talking about the next president of the United States. It was either Fred Thompson, Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney. It certainly wasn't me and wasn't even John McCain. Here we are."
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We like Mike because he is out there fighting for us, the average everyday American.
Governor Mike Huckabee was kicked in the knees by Romney, but Mike got up and decided to keep fighting. He did not accept failure and he will fight to the end. His true American spirit has inspired us to love our Country again.
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It''s not too late!! Don''t listen to the media''s negativity! They are dis-satisfied because they couldn''t sell us Romney! They tried to make Ron Paul look like a fool and gave no press to Huckabee. Conservatives have discovered that Huckabee is and always has been the conservative of choice.
Romney did not pull out of the race because he wanted to help the Republican party conservatives, he pulled out because he spent over 35 million dollars out of his own pocket and could not pull a single state out of the south on Super Tuesday. It was a reality check.
From CNN Website
"Loser: Mitt Romney
The Super Tuesday primaries across the United States offered prizes to almost all of the candidates -- only one man was left looking short-changed. Mitt Romney, the Mormon tycoon who has invested millions of his own money running for president, was left in the unenviable position of denying he would drop out. Romney did win his home state, Massachusetts, the heavily Mormon state of Utah and a few others. But after personally spending a reported $35 million, he was the clear laggard in the three-man Republican race behind Senator John McCain and former governor Mike Huckabee."
Mitt Romney is like the real mother. He forgo his position to help conservatives or what is left of the party.
Read the following excerpt from wikipedia%u2019s article on him:
[In opening remarks among Hispanic civil rights leaders at a LULAC convention, Huckabee said the nation will need to address the concerns of the Hispanic community because of its growing influence and population base. %u201CPretty soon, Southern white guys like me may be in the minority,%u201D Huckabee said jokingly as the crowd roared in laughter. He told the LULAC delegates that their presence in the state%u2019s capital city was very important because Arkansas has one of the fastest growing Hispanic populations in the nation. %u201CYour gathering is so very significant for our state,%u201D Huckabee said.[98] Roy Beck, whose 1.5 million member organization NumbersUSA played a major role in defeating the Senate immigration bill, calls Huckabee %u201Can absolute disaster as governor of Arkansas%u2026 Every time there was any enforcement in his state, he took the side of the illegal aliens.%u201D Huckabee responded by saying if voters are looking for the toughest guy on immigration, he%u2019s not their man.] from {Wikipedia search: Mike Huckabee}.