can somebody answer this question for me

back in February that they wanted to have "as many names on the ballot as possible" -- they originally were going to have 5 names on (with Romney & Guiliani), then just decided to leave Huck on....

to give the Repubs an extra option OTHER THAN RON PAUL if they completely loathed McCain.

And don't think of it as those people voting for Huck -- there was some serious vote count fraud and vote "adjusting" going on. In one county, Ron Paul started out beating McCain 5-to-1 -- then a few hours later, not only hadn't gotten any additional votes but had *less* votes than when he started.

CNN will not tell you how many delegates he really has, but I heard it was more than McCain. Perhaps someone from RP in PA will announce it?

was still on the ballot for one of two reasons, though I know not which:

1) He withdrew too late to remove his name
2) He choose not to remove his name from the ballot

I am guessing 2. He still wants to collect delegates and use them as bargaining chips for a VP slot.

but I can bump it.