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Huckabee 62% - McCain 22% - Paul 11% Go here to learn more. Mary Kay Culp, Executive Director of Kansans for Life said: "We hope the HuckaBOOM that went off in front of the McCain train in Kansas today alerts the nation that yet another mid-western state says it's not over 'til it's over, and it's not over yet!" "If the McCain folks were serious about unity and reaching out to conservative voters, they didn't show it by choosing as McCain's Kansas coordinator, outgoing national Republican committeeman Steve Cloud, who works to elect pro-abortion Republicans, and remove the pro-life plank from the Republican platform." "Pro-life Kansans are especially sensitive to the issue of officials who say the right thing, but then look the other way when it counts. Here in Kansas, citizens have worked in good faith to pass laws, elect attorney generals and initiate grand juries to right the wrong of late-term abortions of viable unborn babies rout...

Today, I spent most of the morning at the Republican caucus. The time spent there was well - worth it, as the results were quite favorable for pro-life, pro-family candidate, Mike Huckabee. Mike Huckabee crushed John McCain in Kansas, capturing all thirty-six of the delegates to the Republican National Convention from Kansas. He won in spite of the fact that both of the state's popular Republican Senators have endorsed Senator John McCain. At the Republican Caucus, I thought it was quite interesting that during and after each presidential candidate's representative gave their speech on why their candidate was best suited for office, there was cheering, whistling, sign waving, and applause, for all, with the exception of John McCain. The audience was completely silent throughout the presentation on McCain and, at the end, there was only a polite applause and I think that was mainly because people were glad the talk was over. The silence was almost embarassing and McCain's s...