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sjc_1 says:
This is where communism and fascism come full circle. They are both totalitarian, intolerant, absolute and ideological.
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Lindag10 says:
Of course the rest of the Republicans hate him, he's sane.
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Fox_Rush_Zombie says:
He said it, he meant it, he's right.
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marychgo says:
Shocking! Former GOP presidential candidate commits truth! Rest of party is appalled!
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AttyFAM replies:
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And rest of party responds to him in the same way Chinese Communists Party responds to heterodoxy.
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silvalgal says:
Huntsman doesn't fit the GOP mold ... he would have been a very appealing and refreshing third-party candidate. But, when he makes these kinds of statements, he has to stand his ground or risk being labelled a loose cannon and a flake.
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sjc_1 replies:
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He would have been the best GOP candidate, but the Tea Party has dragged the GOP SO far to the right, they may never recover.
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JackLeanII says:
Mr. Huntsman is spot on. And the fact that Republicans are climbing all over one another to vilify Mr. Huntsman in order to claim the 'I am the purest conservative' award only serves to corroborate his assertions.

Pure fascism.
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rightontarget says:
Actually, Huntsman was the ONLY one of the GOP's idiot prez wannabes that I had any respect for. He was the best of the bunch BUT you know he wasn't going to last because the GOP has their own agenda. They ARE like China. Party over all.... B.S. B.S. B.S.....etc....
I remember when the Republican Party wasn't so bad and were willng to work with Democrats for the total good of the people. Now all we have are wealthy, special interest, bought and paid for politicians whose only concern is protecting their backers and getting their political party back in power no matter how HORRIBLE that would be for the country. They aren't for the good of the people anymore, they are all about partisan politics.
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Molly-Pchr replies:
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And they shouldn't be knuckling under to these Tea Party types and signing these silly pledges.
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KPeters_from_UK says:
"I said, you know, if you're not on-script and you get knocked out of an event like that - the parties are supposed to be big-tent, you're supposed to bring in all ideas - and I said, I thought for a moment about what they do in China if you're off-script. The party, they knock you out. We shouldn't be doing that here, we should be accommodating all voices," Huntsman said Monday.

Yep. What ever happened to the compassionate big tent GOP? If they continue on this path and if they win in 2012 the GOP Party - with their wild crazy pet projects and social fascist agenda - will start to alienate all of the moderate Republicans and then what? Talk about being dysfunctional!
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Molly-Pchr replies:
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moderates and independents are already alienated-from both extreme sides
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web6242a says:
Huntsman is correct. To be obstructionist (For Party Control) over national Interest is folly. David Frum ( A conservative Republican)has castigated the GOP for its obstruction - Plainly stating that the GOP should use its majority for compromise on the part of the Dems. Currently both Parties have used the last year for reelection purposes only. The corruption is very deep, indeed.
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Wayne_Mann says:
Why doesn't it surprise me that the only rational, reasonable, intelligent and decent man in the Republican primary is now being ostracized by his own party?
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LisaMW621 replies:
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I've thought all along that Huntsman was the only sane candidate the GOP put forward.
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