Huckabee’s Exit Paves Way for Bachmann

Bachmann

Commentary Magazine  "That may have disappointed those who voted for him in 2008 and would do so again next year. But it was music to the ears of the other Republican candidates. In a weak field, Huckabee, an outsider and ordained Baptist minister who would up being the runner-up in the 2008 primaries to John McCain, was a potential top tier 2012 candidate. His exit from the race potentially benefits almost all of the other candidates but some more than others." 
Later in this same article, Mr. Tobin has this to say about Gingrich:
"But whether they buy into Gingrich’s   attempt to portray himself as a redeemed sinner will be a fascinating test of conservative opinion. My guess is that social conservatives will consider his marital infidelity while leading impeachment efforts that were rooted in President Clinton’s similar behavior as something that is between the former speaker and his God. But they and other Republicans won’t forget the embarrassment they felt when his hypocrisy was revealed. The wonkish Gingrich can neither play the guitar nor push the right buttons with evangelicals. No sale."  Jonathan S. Tobin
I like Newt's intellect and his vision for America, but am afraid Mr. Tobin may be right.