Indeed. And that's why he's the Republicans best hope in Novmeber, whether they like him or not.
It should also be noted that the underlying argument in the linked post is very peculiar - a 7% win in a caucus and a 7% win in a primary likely don't reflect the same percentage of vote preferences (by individual voters), so why equate them?
Posted by armand at January 16, 2008 10:17 AM | TrackBack | Posted to Politics