Mitt Romney Wins Wyoming?

Well, that's what CNN is reporting:

(CNN) — CNN projects that former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will win the Wyoming Republican Caucuses.

With 58 percent of the caucuses reporting, Romney has won 6 of Wyoming's 12 delegates, former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson has won 1 delegate and California Rep. Duncan Hunter has won 1 delegate.

Coming two days after the Iowa caucuses and three days before the New Hampshire primary, the early date of the Wyoming GOP county conventions was intended to draw candidates' attention to the state, but has had only modest results.

If this holds up, it'd certainly be good news for the Romney camp and put a minor dent in whatever push Mike Huckabee got from his victory in Iowa. One thing I'm quickly learning about this year's American voter: the so-called "experts" in the media know little about them.

Hillary Clinton and John Edwards Are Sore Losers

Edwards waits till the last minute to congratulate Obama on his historic win and Hillary is already talking about "false hopes" in lieu of defeat in a state the media literally tried to hand her. When shit hits the fan white liberals show their true colors:

NASHUA, New Hampshire (Reuters) - New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, reeling from defeat in Iowa at the hands of Barack Obama, urged Democratic voters on Friday not to build up "false hopes" by choosing an inexperienced presidential candidate.

In Iowa, which kicked off the process of choosing the next U.S. president with its caucuses on Thursday, the former first lady finished a disappointing third, nine percentage points behind Obama and narrowly behind former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards.

That contest turned into a battle between Clinton's message of experience against Obama's of new hope which the Illinois freshman senator won decisively.

Clinton, 60, a New York senator who would be the first woman U.S. president, has led national opinion polls for months and was once seen as the all-but-inevitable Democratic presidential nominee for the November election.

But Obama, who would be the first black president, goes into next Tuesday's New Hampshire primary with all the momentum on his side, anticipating a substantial bounce in the polls from his Iowa triumph. Many analysts now believe New Hampshire has turned into a must-win contest for Clinton.

Mike Huckabee Quote of the Day!

"People are looking for a presidential candidate who reminds them more of the guy they work with than the guy who laid them off."

- 2008 Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee to Jay Leno

Des Moines Register Has Barack & Huckabee Winning Iowa

The Iowa state paper predicts good news for Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee:

Obama, Huckabee Up In DMR Poll The final Des Moines Register poll before tomorrow's caucuses shows Barack Obama leading with 32%, followed by Hillary Clinton with 25% and John Edwards with 24%. The previous iteration of the poll showed Obama leading Clinton 28%-25%. The poll surveyed 800 likely Democratic caucus-goers from Dec. 27-30. On the GOP side, the poll of 800 likely GOP caucus-goers shows Mike Huckabee leading Mitt Romney 32%-26% in Iowa, followed by John McCain with 13%, with Ron Paul and Fred Thompson at 9% apiece. This survey received extensive press coverage, including mention on several nightly news broadcasts last night and on many cable shows.

If Fred Thompson doesn't get even 10% of the vote than either he drastically changes strategy or just drops out.

Happy New Years!

May you all have a safe, blessed and very prosperous 2008.

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