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Question: Pick up to three of the following who you think will be leading 2012 presidential candidates if Obama wins in '08
#1
Haley Barbour
 
#2
Jeb Bush
 
#3
Chris Christie
 
#4
Norm Coleman
 
#5
John Cornyn
 
#6
Charlie Crist
 
#7
John Ensign
 
#8
Rudy Giuliani
 
#9
Lindsey Graham
 
#10
Chuck Hagel
 
#11
Mike Huckabee
 
#12
Jon Huntsman
 
#13
Kay Bailey Hutchison
 
#14
Bobby Jindal
 
#15
Bill Owens
 
#16
Sarah Palin
 
#17
Tim Pawlenty
 
#18
Mike Pence
 
#19
Condoleeza Rice
 
#20
Bob Riley
 
#21
Mitt Romney
 
#22
Mike Rounds
 
#23
Mark Sanford
 
#24
Fred Thompson
 
#25
John Thune
 
#26
NOTA
 
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Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee
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« on: September 06, 2008, 07:16:52 PM »

Romney, Huckabee, Jindal, Thune and maybe Palin depending on how bad the loss is in 2008 and how Palin is blamed or not.
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« Reply #1 on: September 12, 2008, 08:19:42 PM »

I think Huckabee would be a pretty good nominee.  He should be the front runner along with Palin if McCain were to lose the election.

If Huckabee becomes a front runner than so would Romney. Love him or hate him he did come in second in popular votes and an arguement could be made that he was in second pace because of that. Romney also had a broad appeal, unlike Huckabee who came in 6th or 5th among Non-Evengelicals, When he was still in the race Romney did better in the South(Hucks base) then Huckabee did out West(Romney's base). Granted I am a little biased but a non-biased opinion who have to have both if one is included.
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