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That's the gut feeling I've had since February. Giuliani just doesn't impress much as a Conservative, and Romney has a Massachusetts birth (!) mark a mile wide running through his campaign. Romney can't even win his Home State, much less anything in the South (well, Massachusetts is a liberal hellhole, there's nothing going to change there. Land of the Lost, higher and higher taxes, nanny-stateism and the MSM is accepted as gospel. Hillary will deflower Massachusetts, and take her for her own.)

From today's Rasmussen Reports:

"If former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson is the Republican nominee in 2008, the Volunteer State is likely to cast its Electoral College votes for the home town boy. A Rasmussen Reports statewide survey finds that Thompson leads Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton by fifteen percentage points (54% to 39%). He leads John Edwards by twenty-one points (56% to 35%) and Barack Obama by thirty points (60% to 30%).

"However, if the Republican nominee is Rudy Giuliani or Mitt Romney, Tennessee’s eleven Electoral votes could conceivably end up in the Democratic column. Clinton has a statistically insignificant two-point edge over Giuliani (46% to 44%) and a six-point lead over Romney (46% to 40%). Clinton also has an edge over Republican hopefuls in three other southern states—Arkansas, Virginia, and Florida. If any Democrat is able to win Southern states in Election 2008, it will be a long night for the GOP."

It may well turn out to be a long night, and if a Democrat Hillary does take the Office, then we should have many more long nights of party reform. Or a brand-new, Conservative Party, with no 'Neo-cons' around to muck up the place.

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h/t Ace

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