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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

BOOKS: Huckabee's map for off-course GOP

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SkitheRockies

Romney left a 1.5 billion (Thats BILLION) dollar rainy day fund (Thats SURPLUS) in Mass when he left office. So where does the Huck and Chuck get off on saying Romney spends money? Huckabee is a political joke propped up by Fox News otherwise he would be an Assistant Manager at Walmart in Arkansas.
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SkitheRockies

Huckabee invisions the US average wage at $12.00 an hour according to his book and that is what his version of the GOP needs to appeal to. If you have an education and you are making only 12.00 an hour then something is wrong but it isn't the GOP. IT IS time for a revolution and Mitt Romney is the one to lead it and Fox News can report on it while people decide. I guess that includes Shuckster as the reporter.
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Shelbysez

It is beyond laughable that Huckabee thinks he's got what it takes to be President, this despite his SICK joke about Obama, a gun and a bang! Get a clue Huckabee--you said God was helping you to win the election, as shown in the video below. How'd that work out for you?! And your petty jealousy of Mitt Romney is insane. You need to get a grip and just let it go! http://www.tmz.com/2008/05/17/huckabee-jokes-about-obama-assassination/ http://www.tmz.com/2008/05/18/huckabee-caught-in-tmzs-crosshairs/ Huckabee: "Divine Providence Helps My Poll Numbers" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSQNSlUUoOc&feature=related
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JedMerrill

Huckabee is the most divisive influence in the GOP today. He pretends to be like a peaceful sheep, but he uses his victim mentality to imagine oppressors in heroes like Mitt Romney and others. I would expect a preacher to be constructive, but it is Romney who is using his influence to build the party while Huckabee continues to tear it apart. What would each do as President? I suspect Romney would continue to be a builder, of party and country, while Huckabee will only continue to tear us apart. Huckabee needs to get off his Crusader high horse and make the peace that he is supposed to preach.
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xpress_yourself

He would be a good cabinet member, yes indeed. A match for the left-wing illuminati, sadly, no. They need someone who will be strong and a true contender.
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