Huckabee Survives Super Tuesday?

Former Arkansas governor apparently strong in South.

Apparently the exit polls so far show something of a Mike Huckabee revival in the Republican primary. The former Arkansas governor and Southern Baptist preacher has already won West Virginia’s caucus. Presumably he’s won his home state. Alabama and Georgia are friendly terrain with large evangelical blocs. At the very least, Huckabee’s strong Southern showing could delay the McCain coronation or make his case for the vice-presidential nomination. Would a Huckabee running mate make McCain more palatable to folks like James Dobson?

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