Huckabee will probably drop out next, but he'd make a good vp for Mccain's ticket.
Thompson, Huckabee and Guiliani could all end up endorsing Mccain. All to stop Romney.
Strange.
Paul has maybe a 1/10 shot of winning the nomination now (up from say 1/20 about two weeks ago, but no where near likely).
He's going to do (fairly) well in Maine, Montana, and Colorado. Probably Texas too if he keeps on keeping on.
Doing well in Colorado would definitely mean his voice would be heard - its a socially conservative state with few Mormons for the west, and a distate for the federal government's size. But its also a pretty big state. Probably more likely than not that Paul can get 200-300 delegates - which is more than enough to swing a close battle between Romney and Mccain - and thats more than any other remaining candidate can say since they have already chosen sides.
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