Last night wasn’t a total disaster for Mike Huckabee. He may have won one or two congressional districts in Wisconsin, getting him either 3 or 6 delegates. (Check the Republican map at this site.)

On the other hand, in Washington state, he appears to have edged out Mitt Romney by under two percent.

As he plays a smaller and smaller role in the GOP race, Huckabee may find himself ignored, rather than being nudged to leave the race. But comments like this one from Ed Rollins…

Meanwhile, Huckabee’s campaign manager was gleefully proclaiming the possibility that the former governor could force an all-out fight at the Republican National Convention this summer. “It’d be great fun,” Ed Rollins said on CNN.
Rollins said in an interview that Huckabee is staying in the race out of an obligation to voters and because he believes in following the rules that have been laid out.
The veteran campaign strategist compared Huckabee’s long-shot bid to Ronald Reagan’s attempts to defeat incumbent Gerald R. Ford in 1976. Reagan lost that effort, but it paved the way for his conservative revolution four years later.

…aren’t really encouraging.

A guy who can’t appeal outside his core demographic isn’t really in a position to be making a threat of “an all out fight at the convention.”