What a day! Thanks to the hard and tireless work of tens of thousands of supporters nationwide we scored terrific victories last night. You made calls, you sent emails, you wrote letters and waved signs and because of you we won: West Virginia, Arkansas, Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia and we came oh so very close in Missouri and Oklahoma.
Let’s celebrate a bit this morning, but we must now quickly shift our focus to the next states casting votes: Louisiana, Washington, Kansas, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Our campaign is already competitive in each of these states but we need to drive our momentum there and begin contacting voters immediately. Kansas, Louisiana and Washington all cast votes on Saturday and The "Chesapeake Primary" (DC, MD and VA) is next Tuesday.
Showing posts with label Super Tuesday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Super Tuesday. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
'What A Day! We Won'
Mike Huckabee emails,
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Barack Projected to Take Illinois; Hillary Takes Oklahoma
NBC projecting Barack taking Illinois while Hillary takes Oklahoma.
Labels:
Democratic primary,
Illinois,
Oklahoma,
Super Tuesday
McCain, Huckabee, Romney In That Order in Georgia
At 7:40 pm, in Georgia the three Republican candidates are running neck 'n neck. McCain 36%, Huckabee 31%, and Romney in third...
CNN Projects Barack Obama Takes Georgia

Based on exit polls, CNN says that Barack has won Georgia. Delegates won are based on proportions, so CNN can not predict number of delegates for Barack.
NBC News also reporting that Barack has taken Georgia and also 40% of the "white vote."
Labels:
Barack Obama,
Democratic primary,
Georgia,
Super Tuesday
Monday, February 4, 2008
Mike Huckabee Says: "America Will See a Second Upset This Week
Heart. Commitment. Gutsy. The New York Giants exemplified these qualities this evening in what is being widely hailed as one of the greatest Super Bowl games in history and a titanic upset of the heavily favored New England Patriots.
For many long months against overwhelming odds, we have been working our way towards the White House in a similar fashion.
Our run has been long and difficult at times. Improbable. Yet here we are, still running strong together, heads held high, eyes forward into Super Tuesday. The media and our rivals want to make Tuesday the finish line for our campaign.
But if the media really understood our campaign and the issues we are fighting for: the Human Life Amendment, real border security, the FairTax and so much more, they would understand that we are here to stay.
America will see a second upset this week.
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