Looks like the media is hearting Huckleby today...

[Skidmore]

MSNBC especially is all sweaty and glowy over him today. The romance with Guiliani apparently has gone south.

It's making me nauseous.

[Rageneau]

1. HUCKABEE/DUMOND in '08

Huch ain't going nowhere with DuMond's albatross around his neck.
He's a walking-dead candidate.

[TwilightGardener]

2. This is really weird: Yesterday Tweety had Eugene Robinson on, and

when Eugene dared bring up the fact that all sorts of damaging dirt was starting to come out on Huck, Tweety VERY RUDELY shut him up by interrupting and saying, "Is he up in the polls? Then he's had a good week"--Gene couldn't even finish his sentence. I think MSNBC is pushing him, and I don't know why. David Schuster said the Dumond case was a non-issue, Mika was talking him in glowing terms--it's really baffling to me. Keith, however, does not seem to heart Huck.

[Lasher]

7. It's almost as though somebody is telling Tweety what to say.

Ya think?

[TwilightGardener]

9. Well, Newsweek and MSNBC are both GE, and I think that GE wants

Rudy to win. And if Huck takes out Romney in Iowa, but loses in NH, that would help Rudy. I am very suspicious and paranoid. CNN has no problem dishing the dirt on huck, by contrast.

[shaniqua6392]

3. I just got my Newsweek magazine from the mailbox

and he is the cover story this week too. I am glad their focus is off of Guiliani, but Huck is kind of scary too.

[soleft]

4. President Huckabee is just not happening

I can't see any woman other than a fundamentalist Christian voting for him. He'll lose in a landslide.

[SoCalDem]

5. Which opens the door WIDE ...for..... wait for it....

This guy in '12

[Angela Shelley]

6. be careful of the masses of fundies, lurking in the dark,

drooling and shaking, waiting to get a chance to vote for HIM.

[tridim]

10. I thought super-fundy Pat Robertson endorsed Rudy?

[Lasher]

8. Poll: Huckabee would lose to top Democrats by double digits

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- While presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee is surging in new polls of GOP candidates, a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll released Tuesday shows he would lose to all three leading Democratic candidates by double digits in hypothetical contests.

In head-to-head matchups -- the first to include Huckabee -- the former Arkansas governor loses to Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York by 10 percentage points (54 percent to 44 percent), to Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois by 15 points (55 percent to 40 percent) and to former Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina by 25 points (60 percent to 35 percent).

http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/12/10/poll.head.to.head/?iref=hpmostpop