"I can't believe he'd say that," Romney said to a gathering of about 100 supporters in a restaurant here. "I had to look again—did this come from Barack Obama or from Hillary Clinton? Did it come from John Edwards? No, it was Governor Huckabee."Clinton has been using the accusation mentioned in class that Obama does not have enough experience to be president. How well these tactics work is still to be seen. The other campaigns may still have dirt on Huckabee that hasn't been revealed and the full extent of Oprah's influence on Obama's campaign is yet to be seen.
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Saturday, December 15, 2007
Similar Situations for Romney and Clinton
Both Romney and Clinton, who once held dominant leads in Iowa, find themselves behind in the polls. Articles are now out for Romney and Clinton about how they aren't going down easily. Both have been resorting to attacks. Romney's most recent attack is an accusation that Huckabee is Un-Republican:
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