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Huntsman to withdraw from race for Republican presidential nomination
Published January 15, 2012
| FoxNews.com

January 5, 2012: Republican presidential candidate, former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman shakes the hand of an employee after a town hall style meeting at Goss International in Durham, N.H.
Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman will withdraw his bid for the Republican presidential nomination, Fox News confirmed Sunday.
Huntsman is set to announce his withdrawal from the race Monday at 11:00 a.m. at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center in South Carolina, at which time he will endorse GOP candidate Mitt Romney.
After several days of discussion with his family, friends and campaign advisers, the former Obama administration Ambassador to China told aides he is ending his presidential campaign......................>>>>..................>>>>.....................Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politic.....ation/#ixzz1jcOcRjZ9

Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman delivered a speech on his decision to terminate his campaign for the Republican
presidential nomination and endorse Mitt Romney

No big loss!!!
He is a party man and part of the 'system'....of course he would endorse OB-OMNEY!!!
No big surprise!!

He was trailing Stephen Colbert in Polls, he should have dropped out after NH.

Huntsman who?

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He was trailing Stephen Colbert in Polls, he should have dropped out after NH.

If Steven Colbert were actually in the race, he'd be ahead of everyone but Romney, and running a close second.

Huntsman should have done better -- he has experience, good ideas, was articulate  and reasonable -- he was in every way "presidential material".    But then again -- the extremist nayboobs in the GOP do not care much for people with experience, good ideas, who are articulate and who are reasonable --- which probably explains why he didn't catch on in the GOP Primaries.

Quoted from DemocraticVoiceOfReason

Huntsman should have done better -- he has experience, good ideas, was articulate  and reasonable -- he was in every way "presidential material".    But then again -- the extremist nayboobs in the GOP do not care much for people with experience, good ideas, who are articulate and who are reasonable --- which probably explains why he didn't catch on in the GOP Primaries.

I agree.  Traditional Republicans would have found Huntsman to be a viable candidate.  The TeaBagger Republicans
see him as "almost a socialist".

A Huntsman/Christie ticket would have given Obama a real challenge.

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Huntsman should have done better -- he has experience, good ideas, was articulate  and reasonable -- he was in every way "presidential material".    But then again -- the extremist nayboobs in the GOP do not care much for people with experience, good ideas, who are articulate and who are reasonable --- which probably explains why he didn't catch on in the GOP Primaries.

The DNC chose Obama over Clinton.  Explain that using your GOP analysis.

  2008 Democratic Delegates      (2,118 Needed to Win the Nomination)

Obama 2229.5
Clinton 1896.5

I voted for Hillary -- can't speak for anyone else.

Quoted from DemocraticVoiceOfReason

I voted for Hillary -- can't speak for anyone else.

You had no problem voicing you opinion about the whole GOP, you must hold the same opinion of the DNC.  Especially based on the experience factor.  Obummer had virtually ZERO experience.  And it shows.