McCain Momentum Momentary

Admittedly, John McCain is surging right now.  However, Conservatives, don’t give up hope.  This is a flash in the pan.  In his third attempt at the White House, he was sure to get some support.  His “independent” record appeals to a broader base of voters.  I’m also sure there have been some Democrats voting for him thinking that he would be an easier candidate to beat than the rest of the field.  This chaos is temporary and will be resolved by Super Tuesday.  Both Romney and Huckabee are stronger candidates who appeal more to the Right of the party.  Don’t forget, McCain was a leader in the “Gang of 14″ and did not support President Bush when he needed McCain’s voice during various confirmations.  Fred, unfortunately, has been languishing in third and fourth place.  He is making a trip home to discuss his future with his family.  Fred is the most conservative candidate out there, and it’s a shame he hasn’t been doing better.  My prediction is that Mitt (probably) or Huck will emerge on Super Tuesday as the clear frontrunner and retain that position for the remainder of the campaign season.  I still have my Fred ‘08 bumpersticker on my car.  It’s going to stay there until January 2009.