Comments on: Huckabee: Romney Not Ready For "Starting Lineup"


by quantitave2 February 5, 2008 2:24 AM EST: While reading through some of the comments, it is apparent that when one doesn''t really have any facts, he or she parrots what has been "reported" through the media, the "gossip" sites on the internet, or the hundreds of unreliable emails. If you bother to visit the many sites where people are responding to the news, etc. you will be surprised to note the following: Huckabee supporters are more prone to name calling in their comments and generally have less correct information while their greatest criticisms about Romney are his faith and his personal wealth. It should be noted that flip-flopper has been used to describe Mitt Romney, yet there is no evidence that once he has changed his mind that he has ever flipped back or changed it again.; Reply to this comment


by quantitave2 February 5, 2008 2:09 AM EST: History tells us that the American people periodically decide that a change in government is necessary and elects to change the party in power at the White House and the Congress. Unrest and dissatisfaction with the current bickering affected some changes in the elections in 2006. Unless the Republicans have a dynamic, energetic candidate with a vision for the future, this election goes to the Democrats. Cliches, cutsey remarks, and finger pointing isn''t substantive enough to get Mr. Huckabee elected as President. The American people are yearning for leadership and the absence of hate rhetoric. Sorry, Mr. Huckabee, but your campaign sounds too similar to the bickering we''ve been subjected to for the past 8 years. Enough already!!!; Reply to this comment


by quantitave2 February 5, 2008 1:54 AM EST: It''s obvious that Mr. Huckabee does not have the country''s best interest at heart. He has carried one state and is not honestly a viable candidate in many more as we approach Super Tuesday. It would be quite a stretch to blame the division within the Republican Party on Sean or Rush. Rather, we should look at the very large ego of Mike Huckabee and his need to have it stroked at the expense of the American people. Guess it is the democrats'' turn and our thanks should really be directed at Mr. Huckabee. Thanks, Mike! Let''s all gather ''round now and get use to saying-- President Obama or President Clinton.; Reply to this comment


by drnewknee February 5, 2008 1:44 AM EST: Thompson, Edwards, Giuliani, and others all figured out they were not going to win.

Huckabee hasn''t figured it out yet.; Reply to this comment


by amishcar February 5, 2008 1:36 AM EST: OPENSECRETS.ORG ROMNEY AKA CONMEY THE SNAKE OIL SALESMAN AND MCCAIN AKA MCNUTS BOTH HAVE DEBTS ON THEIR CAMPAIGN SO NEITHER CAN BALANCE THE US GOVT BUDGET. ONLY RON PAUL DOESN''T HAVE A DEBT ON HIS CAMPAIGN ALL OTHER CANDIDATES HAVE DEBTS. GO SEE FOR YOURSELF AT OPENSECRETS.ORG AND READ MORE THINGS WHILE YOU ARE THERE. EDUCATE YOURSELF AND THEN VOTE AND DONATE.; Reply to this comment


by kansas1946 February 5, 2008 1:35 AM EST: "[Some of my opponents] do not want to change the Constitution, but I believe it''s a lot easier to change the constitution than it would be to change the word of the living God, and that''s what we need to do is to amend the Constitution so it''s in God''s standards rather than try to change God''s standards," Huckabee said.
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Here you go, callenfallen. I don'' think Huckabee could have been any clearer that that on his wish to change the constitution.; Reply to this comment


by mitzi22 February 5, 2008 1:34 AM EST: I agree with Mr. Huckabee that he has not been given the same amount of time in the debates, neither has Ron Paul. The media has been acting like there are only 4 candidates in this race. 2Dem''s and 2Repub''s. I appreciate Mike Huckabee''s honesty and his grit. He has run his campaign with much less money than the other candidates and has done a very good job of getting his message out under difficult circumstances.; Reply to this comment


by kansas1946 February 5, 2008 1:29 AM EST: Tony Perkins and James Dobson of FRC (Family Research Council) value voters guide that I just received today clearly shows they are supporting Mike Huckabee for President.
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If I were Mike Huckabee, I would run from these two slimeballs endorsement as fast as I could. Mike is a nice guy, but those guys are creeps.; Reply to this comment