Huckabeast should drop out.

[Olney Blue]

All the praying in the world isn't going to help him now.

[fenriswolf]

1. I hope the republicans know how he will fair in the

General election when the rest of america is introduced to his plan for the constitution. Huckabee denied himself whatever slim margin of a chance he had for POTUS what he said he would change the constitution to reflect the "living word of god"

[Blue_Roses]

2. Chuck won't have none of that

nope, he'll probably come beat your ass for suggesting it. I saw him talking about Huckabee last night and he said, "he just wanted the right man in the WH and it was Huckabee," ...:eyes:

[mth44sc]

3. He might just end up on the ticket n/t

[Sarah Ibarruri]

4. I have a feeling the GOP's nominee will be McCain.....

... and he's a total disaster for them (IMHO).

[frazzled]

5. Why should he?

He can stay in and suck away Romney's votes, thus becoming the "kingmaker" and annointing McCain (MSNBC analysis).

Everyone here seems to think John Edwards should not drop out (some even believe he has a chance, though heaven knows why). He hasn't won a single state; at least Huckabee has. Is there a double standard here for R and D candidates?

PS: In case you think this is any kind of defense of Huckabee, you're nuts. I'm just making a strategic point about candidates.

[Olney Blue]

6. Yes, I heard that analysis on MSNBC too. He hurts Romney.

I want him to drop out on the general principle that I don't like him. :)