Breaking News from Rasmussen: Fred Thompson in Statisical Tie for Second Place in South Carolina GOP Primary!!!!

Hooray FredHeads, YP4Freds and Thompson StormTroopers! I knew our work in SC would pay off! Fred Thompson has made a monumental leap in the SC Primary. In only the last four days since the FoxNews Myrtle Beach Debate, Fred has climbed into a statistical tie for second place behind McCain! Although Rasmussen confirms that 20% of the SC GOP is undecided, I would say it is much closer to 40% undecided. Of those undecideds, I would say half have no idea as to Huckabee's "Liberal" stances. So, there is still plenty of time this week for Fred to pull it out and he will.

Watch friends---by Friday night, we will be All Hands on Deck as we pass Senator John McCain for the SC win.

As the truth comes out about Mike Huckabee's liberal positions on economics, foreign policy and immigration, you will see the Huckster slide in SC continue. I assume Huck will find his political fortunes with Mittens and Rudy at the bottom of a certain lake in Lexington, SC that knows the Fredheads all too well, but I digress.

As discussed last night, Charleston gave up on Rudy and Mittens' going dark at his HQ in Columbia and dropping all ads in SC cannot be a good sign that Romney wants to win SC! Check out this great news from Rasmussen:

Election 2008: South Carolina Republican Primary
South Carolina: McCain Leads, Thompson Gaining
Rasmussen Reports
Monday, January 14, 2008

Over the past several days, the only real movement in South Carolina’s Republican Presidential Primary has been a four-point gain for Fred Thompson and a five-point decline for Mike Huckabee.

The big winner from that trade-off is John McCain.

The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey shows McCain at 28%, Huckabee at 19%, Mitt[ens] Romney at 17%, and Fred Thompson at 16%. Rudy Giuliani and Ron Paul are tied with 5% support....

Thompson has been directly challenging Huckabee on the campaign trail and hoping to gain some traction that will keep his campaign afloat....

The race remains very fluid with 8% of voters undecided and 11% saying there’s a good chance they could change their mind....

Poll's margin of error is (+/- 3%)