Happy New Year to All

Happy New Year to all. I pray that this year will be more blessed, more prosperous, and less stressful than 2007.
Now for the latest political updates:
I was watching Hannity and Combs tonight and Frank Luntz, a noted republican pollster had said that he was at both a Romney and Hukabee rally today, and that Hukabee's rally drew thousands more than Romney's. To that I screamed YES!
Hannity and Combs also interviewed Hukabee as well. It seemed to both me and my dad that Hannity does not like Hukabee much. It is clear that Hannity is either a Giuliani or Romney supporter.
What I like about Hukabee is that he seems to connect with the average lunch bucket Joe. Romney is this rich guy, born with a silver spoon in his mouth, whereas Hukabee was born poor and had to work hard to get where he is. This is important in the fact that Hukabee can "identify" with the poor and working class people, and Romney just can't. Liken it to God coming down from Heaven and becoming a man, purposely choosing to not exercise his Godly attributes while down here on Earth, in order that He could "identify" with us. I am by no means comparing Hukabee to God, but just showing how that being able to "identify" with what working class people go through on a daily basis (struggling to put food on the table, send their kids to college, provide shelter for themselves and family) makes him more credible on the claim of all the candidates to "help the middle class".
The spin continues to be from the "Republican establishment" that Hukabee has NO chance of winning and therefore we aren't even going to consider him as a viable candidate in the general election. To this I of course say NONSENSE and am eagerly waiting for the primary to come to Illinois so that I can prove the "Establishment" wrong.
Jimbo