Did anyone else think it was B.S. when they declared McCain dead?

[Enrique]

back last summer when he had some fundraising setbacks, the pundits were nearly unanimous that he had zero chance.

Was I a sage, or was I an idiot-savant, or jsut a lucky guesser when I thought, isn't it a little early? Isn't he still a really well-known politican that's on TV constantly and is fairly well liked? Isn't his opposition mainly from RW nutjobs that think he's a freaking liberal?

[ecstatic]

1. I dunno. We may see another Huckabee win

They're really undecided.

[TheCowsCameHome]

2. I, for one, had counted him out. Hopefully Mitt is now on the skids

One down, one to go.

[TwilightGardener]

3. I knew he wouldn't quit, like some were predicting--you don't survive

the POW experience he did by being anything but a tenacious bastard.

[thereismore]

4. I did think he was done. I admit it. nt

[onenote]

5. Actually, I am a bit surprised he was able to recover

I think he's been helped by (1)Giuliani's and THompson's total collapse and (2) Huckabee's success. In fact, if Huckabee dropped out, I think Romney would get a boost in the polls.

[robbedvoter]

6. No. He isn't liked. But he's the establishment cabdidate. Like W was.(also not liked

I think the freepers were making fun of him pre-nomination too)

[BlueManDude]

7. I always though he'd win the nom - the rest of the field is just so bad.

[Hawkowl]

8. Always thought McCain would get the nod

I never believed the pundits. Freakin morons. McCain spent the last 8 years kissing every establishment ass he could find. He's willing to sell his soul for the rethuglican nomination and that is the number one prerequisite to become the establishment candidate.