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Perhaps a week from now when Huntsman comes in sixth in New Hampshire he will quit the race. Maybe he can get a job working for his dad.
Hope Huntsman stays in the race as long as possible.
His ads showing the utter flip-floppiness of Mitt Romney have created the playbook for any of the other candidates to knock Romney off his perch.
The choice is yours More..
williary: reading the soros/pivan/ayers play book again.
Has anyone heard or read any information about Jon Huntsman's work for the other Republican Presidents? I don't mean the job, I mean how he did in the job. I have read nothing. Did More..