My Grandma can Win a Republican Primary

After three republican primaries there is only one thing certain about the republican nominee, it can be anybody. Iowa went to Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, Wyoming, to Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney and recently New Hampshire to Arizona Senator John McCain. With the quote "Big" primaries completed, there is no front runner or even two candidates emerging from the pack of hopefuls. Unlike the Dems that have Obama and Hilary making each state a two horse race, the Republicans have four or more nominees that are still alive in the early going. Of course, just like Huckabee's dramatic and quick rise to popularity, so to can a candidate make enormous strides and become the frontrunner. One question arises from these results of these primaries is whether or not this is going to hurt the Republican party come November. While many people are becoming familiar with either Obama and Clinton, there are so many presidential hopefuls in the Republican party that it may become hard to unite after the end of the convention. Only time will tell whether or not the campaigning will help or hurt the Republicans