What Does The Kansas Vote Say?   

                                                                     
 
                                                                     

I believe that the Kansas caucus vote today for the republicans said a number of things.  It made it clear how much more work John McCain has to do to win over the conservative vote. 

The article I wrote the other day about this being a football came, let me revisit real quickly.  Do you remember the last super bowl?  If you watched it you saw where the game was over, EXCEPT there was time on the clock and they had to come back on the field and run one more play.

Mike Huckabee crushed John McCain in Kansas.  Still everyone it seems wants to talk about NOT how McCain got crushed in this race BUT how Huckabee has NO chance of winning.  There is still a lot of time left in the game.  Anything can happen.  McCain has a temper.  McCain isn't good in talking about the economy.  Where has all of the debates gone too?

At least Mike Huckabee isn't letting down all of his supporters that have worked so hard for him.  If nothing else he is showing John McCain and OTHERS (old guard Republicans and more) what a problem McCain has with the conservative base.

It looks like Huckabee has won Louisiana.  Washington state they have stopped the counting for the night but Huckabee could win it and if not it will be Very close.

Tonight also shows that the people aren't listening to the media or the establishment.  Every where you look or listen the drums are beating that Huckabee can't win or McCain has the nomination.  For the elections to turn out like they have tonight with all the drum beating for McCain, that speaks volumes.   People STILL want to be heard.  Here is hoping that they will go out in upcoming elections and speak LOUD!

There are MANY attempting to control the outcome of these elections and they aren't ALL the Media.  There are a LOT of ESTABLISHMENT players who are trying to take back control.

Let the people listen and let the people decide what is best.  Let the people think, they actually are smart enough to make a decision without the help of the talking heads or the old establishment.