Comments on: Huckabee, Romney, Rivals Clash In Iowa

Frontrunners Romney And Huckabee Fight For First While Rivals Seek To Exceed Expectations

[prinzowhales]

hungary1968--Mike Bloomberg...an independent? Just like the War Pig ''independent'' Senator Liebermann...who just endorsed Republican Keating-Five S&L crook, John ''I married the Mob'' McCain...

Does anyone with a scintilla of common sense see Bloomberg as an Independent in anything other than name?...He was elected with the backing of Wall Street, ''Our Crowd'' of Israel firsters...He continues the New World Order ''sanctuary city'' policy...He''s pro-war...he''s an elitist dirt bag...might as well vote for one of the three totalitarian stooges...McClown, Hucksterbee and Twit.

[hungry1968]

Ron Paul clearly needs to run as an independent. Will all of the Ron Paul paid staff who post messages on these blogs please beg him to run as an independent? The GOP establishment clearly doesn''''t want him and the MSM won''''t give him a chance as a Republican, but the MSM craves a third party.

Posted by fairandbal at 08:21 AM : Dec 31, 2007



Spread the word to all those looking for a true (I)ndependent - Mike Bloomberg is the man!!

[hungry1968]

They also see how completely ignorant he is regarding foreign affairs as evidenced by his absurd remark last week linking Bhutto''''s death and illegal immigration.

One of his own aids admitted that Huckabee is lost when it comes to foreign affairs.

Posted by formrusmcsgt at 07:16 AM : Dec 31, 2007



In his defense, at least he was aware that Bhutto had died.

Not like a few weeks ago when he was unaware of the NIE report on Iran EXPLODING in Washington - he found out about it two days later in an interview.

[hungry1968]

"Huckabee, Romney, Rivals Clash In Iowa, Frontrunners Romney And Huckabee Fight For First While Rivals Seek To Exceed Expectations"



Fighting and clashing over what? Who is going to be blown out by the Independent candidate in the 11/2008 election?

[fstop100]

Since these people are "paid" politicians, who is doing their job while they are campaigning?

[formrusmcsgt]

Ron Paul clearly needs to run as an independent.

Posted by fairandbal at 08:21 AM : Dec 31, 2007

Considering that Paul has been campaigning for 9 months now and has managed to garner the support of only 5% of the electorate, you must be a Dem who wants to see the GOP get absolutely slaughtered in November.

[fairandbal]

Ron Paul clearly needs to run as an independent. Will all of the Ron Paul paid staff who post messages on these blogs please beg him to run as an independent? The GOP establishment clearly doesn''t want him and the MSM won''t give him a chance as a Republican, but the MSM craves a third party.

[prinzowhales]

Hucksterbee is a liar: he claimed he ''lacked time'' to implement a program to train Arkansas officials to detain illegals....

http://www.newswithviews.com/Cutler/michael20.htm

Hucksterbee is a graduate of the academy of ''hoke ''um and soak-um'' tele-evangelism...it is not surprising that the same deluded fools who take Pat Robertson seriously, take him seriously...His appointment of Richard Haas as his foreign policy advisor proves that he not only doesn''t know about foreign affairs, he lacks the backbone to stand up for America and protect its frontiers. He is cut from the same shoddy cloth as Twit Romney, John "Keating Five" McCain, Mafiosi Giuliani and the other mainstream enemies of the Constitution and the Republic.

[formrusmcsgt]

Posted by perception5 at 07:23 AM : Dec 31, 2007

Do you have confidence in a man who believes in magic underwear?

[perception5]

Well Slick Huck who is from the same town and state as Slick Willie is trying to run from his horrible public record. So he attacks Mitt Romney.........strange.

Looks like the apples don''t fall to far from the trees in Hope, Arkansas and I trust Slick Huck as much as I trust Slick Willie...............ZERO PERCENT.

[formrusmcsgt]

When people hear Mike Huckabee speak, they see how truly humble, honest, trustworthy, funny and down home person he is.

Posted by GiantRobot2 at 07:13 AM : Dec 31, 2007

They also see how completely ignorant he is regarding foreign affairs as evidenced by his absurd remark last week linking Bhutto''s death and illegal immigration.

One of his own aids admitted that Huckabee is lost when it comes to foreign affairs.

[brianbwb-2009]

Are you for real?
Posted by woodjd42

Sure, that was Mrs. Romney in disguise...

[giantrobot2]

While phony Mitt Romney wants to buy Iowa voters with his gobs of personal fortune, Mike Huckabee on the other hand can''t buy Iowa voters, heck he can''t even rent them, instead he is doing it the old fashion way by earning their respect and working hard.

When people hear Mike Huckabee speak, they see how truly humble, honest, trustworthy, funny and down home person he is. Mike Huckabee is a charismatic leader, he gets people energy fired up like Ronald Reagan did. Everyone has coined Mike Huckabee the next great communicator like Ronald Reagan.

Iowa voters will not stoop that low to be purchased by Mitt Romney. Iowa voters have dignity, integrity and honor. Iowans know a phony Mitt Romney when they see one.

While Mitt Romney is probably traveling in lavish hotels with 20 people doing his laundry (using his bases donations), Mike Huckabee on the other hand is traveling in the cheapest hotels he can find doing his own laundry.

Iowa voters will not be fooled and schooled by phony Mitt Romney. Iowa voters know a good honest humble trustworthy man like Mike Huckabee when they see one. Iowans want a president who they can trust and feel confident in.

[formrusmcsgt]

What''s really sad here is that the two leaders in the race are a former dogma peddler and a jerk who believes in magic underwear.

[prinzowhales]

Its hard to determine who would be a worthy successor to Bush...there are so many New World Order shills to pick from...Huckabee--not to be outdone by the 9-11 treason of Mafiosi Giuliani or the wishy-washy deceit of Twit Romney who will continue the Stupid Peoples'' War for Resources till the bitter end--has selected the former head of the Council on Foreign Relations to be his foreign affairs advisor...Mr. Haas wants to scrap the Bill of Rights and the Constitution in favor of world government by "elite consensus"...in short, nation suicide and the end of the Republic.

http://www.nationalexpositor.com/News/840.html

Human garbage all over Iowa and America out of ignorance, stupidity, evil or selfish intent or the usual happy combination of all of the above are supporting Hucksterbee...When they vote for him--or the Mafiosi, the Twit or the mad man from Arizona they are voting for an end to the United States of America. Only a sorry animal would consent to government by "elite consensus" and surrender his Constitutional freedoms to creatures such as the mainstream candidates running for the presidency of the United States. Have they no shame?!...Cowards! Dogs! Cretins!

[woodjd42]

Mass. Gov. MITT ROMNEY is AWESOME and I would like all AMERICANS to unite together and give our troops and our man a SURGE of SUPPORT during the caucaus and primaries in each respective state. Governor ROMNEY is a true American with compassionate conservative values for all. Governor ROMNEY is a man of integrity and wisdom. Governor ROMNEY is TRUE LEADERSHIP for AMERICA''''s FUTURE. LIFE LIBERTY and the PURSUIT of HAPPINESS. Families and Friends recognize Governor ROMNEY as a positive role model for the youth of our nation under God. Governor Romney is a faithful FAMILY man with BUSINESS success and fiscal discipline.


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Posted by IowaLoveMITT at 04:41 AM : Dec 31, 2007


Are you for real?

[merlgrey]

many reasons likely. a common theme though is that paul is the only candidate that stricly upholds the rule of the constituition, which they take an oath protect with thier lives. this is especially relevant at a time when it has been flagrantly dismissed by the executive branch and members of both parties. noone wants to fight battles for political elites, thier agendas and thier house of cards.

[conspiracygirl]

"Why has Ron Paul received more donations from active-duty soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines than any other Republican presidential candidate?"

I''m not sure.... But my own husband, a senior active duty Naval officer, read Paul''s website and immediately donated to his campaign. He does like Paul''s military experience but McCain has military experience too. Could it be that military people are more in line with Paul''s views on Iraq -- or are they just the kind of people that don''t need the government babysitting them...?

[merlgrey]

Why has Ron Paul received more donations from active-duty soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines than any other Republican presidential candidate?

http://www.ronpaul2008.com/veterans/

[conspiracygirl]

Agreed Yamfield. The media has no business deciding who the elctorate needs to see and who it doesn''t -- not if they wish to claim they are unbiased.