LET'S NOT LOSE FAITH, HOPE ....
MIKE HUCKABEE IS A WINNER .... whatever the outcome in the presidential race! LET'S NOT LOSE SIGHT OF OUR BASIC CORE VALUES THAT UNITE US!

You have the opportunity this weekend to attend several Sign Wave events in and around Austin .... GO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! SHOW AUSTIN that MIKE HUCKABEE SUPPORTERS still BELIEVE, SUPPORT HIM for a HUGE WIN in TEXAS on Tues., March 4th! If you've been following the news, John McCain has several issues like where he was born and campaign funds that could knock him out of the race! So, now is NOT the time to give up, lose hope or sight of where we are going! STAY STRONG with MIKE HUCKABEE .... even if you can't attend an event this weekend, get on the phone bank at www.mikehuckabee.com and CALL VOTERS across the State of Texas .... LET'S DO EVERYTHING WE CAN THIS WEEKEND TO MOBILIZE SUPPORT, INSPIRE VOTERS THAT THEIR CANDIDATE, MIKE HUCKABEE, IS STILL IN THIS RACE and INTENDS TO WIN!

You also have an opportunity to attend the San Antonio Rally Monday at 5:00 p.m. (details on this website).....last chance to see MIKE HUCKABEE in TEXAS!!! GO!!!! LET' S HAVE A GREAT SHOWING OF SUPPORT FROM AUSTIN AT THE RALLY MONDAY!!!!

Another Rally, TEXAS FAITH and FREEDOM AT THE STATE CAPITOL ON MARCH 15th (details on this website) will take place. GO!!! This is your opportunity for your voice to be heard, LET'S SHOW THE WORLD THAT THE CONSERVATIVE BASE STANDS STRONG on OUR FOUNDATION OF FAITH, FAMILY, FREEDOM!!!

GO MIKE GO! AUSTIN, TEXAS IS WITH YOU!
TEXAS for MIKE HUCKABEE
THE MAN from HOPE .... IS AMERICA'S HOPE!

Thought this was a rather interesting poll on msn:
MSN Election 2008 Coverage
The poll is on the lower right side of the page.
When I looked at it, there were 20, 250 responses, with 36% saying he should drop out, & a whopping 32% saying he should stay in! To me, that's too close to call!! :D

Go HUCK!!

BTW, there are NO Huckabee signs at Precinct 403 in south Travis Co. It's at the Creedmoor Union Church on FM 1625 @ FM 1327. I'd put some up, but alas have none.

Do want to say that this precinct was very well organized. Had large, easy to read signage directing voters to the appropriate sign-in desk.