Mike Huckabee

Former Arkansas Governor and current vice presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee will take a break from his day job, running for president of the United States, to make a little coin on Friday in Colorado Springs.  read more »

Mitt Romney made a strong showing in Colorado on Tuesday night winning 59 percent of Republican caucus-goers to his side in the GOP presidential preference poll. In the last 48 hours before caucus Republicans were deluged with automated phone calls for Romney urging them to go to caucus and vote for Mitt.  read more »

A Mason Dixon/Denver Post poll of likely Colorado caucus voters finds Mitt Romney leading the GOP field by a wide margin and Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton in a close fight.

On the Republican side, Romney picks up 43%, with John McCain at 24%, Mike Huckabee at 17%, Ron Paul at 5%, and Rudy Giuliani at 4%.

Yesterday we wrote about Time Magazine’s muck up of the outcome of Colorado caucus. In reply we got some suggestions, some tips, and some sermons.

In one of the replies, the Inside Edge was reminded via email last night that the caucuses to be held on February 5th could bring some very interesting developments or at least unintended consequences.  read more »

There’s an article on Time Online about the Super Tuesday primary. In it Time contends that there is a possibility that the GOP field will come out of the 21-state “Tsunami Tuesday’ with a split field.

Guiliani, Time says, will take NY and its contiguous states.  read more »

Former Colorado GOP Chair Bob Martinez is heading former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee's presidential campaign in Colorado, according to a press release posted on ColoradoPols this morning.

Martinez said he felt an "immediate connection" with Huckabee after meeting him last year.

"I found him to be a warm, caring and intelligent human being," Martinez said in the release.  "I have since grown to admire his strong ability to communicate with the American people. His humble background, previous pastorial leadership and his strong executive experience as Governor of Arkansas is something that will attract people."

Four days ago pseudo intellectual Dave Crater, executive director of the Wilberforce Center, a semi-extinct conservative link-tank*, handicapped the presidential race for us.  read more »