From The Road
February 3, 2008 2:13 PM

Huckabee "Offended" By Romney

(CBS)
From CBS News' Joy Lin:

WOODSTOCK, GA – Will John McCain lock up the nomination on Super Tuesday? Not according to Mike Huckabee.

“I think he's being a little bit optimistic about what Tuesday's going to bring," Huckabee said.

"We plan on staying in until the last bell. When I hear people say that, I don't know if it’s to great this mood out there that its presumptively over. Our voters don't feel that way.”

That’s as far as he would go in differing with McCain at this morning’s press conference.

Asked why he was more critical of Romney than McCain, Huckabee said he “appreciated” how McCain recognizes him as a “worthy competitor and not as a nuisance.”

“John McCain has not suggested that somehow he has a right to the nomination and I should quit because I’m in his way.”

Huckabee said, by contrast, Romney is making the “suggestion that I ought to step aside and allow him to waltz to the nomination.”

“Frankly I’ve been a little offended.”

So what if most polls show him second in the South. Huckabee plans to “win several Southern states – not just one.”

For encouragement, Huckabee said he looked to Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue’s longshot win for “encouragement.” Faced with an opponent that polled “20 points ahead” and had “spent far far more money than Sonny did,” Perdue became the first Republican governor of the state since Reconstruction, Huckabee pointed out.

“Nobody thought Sonny even had a chance in Georgia. And the election came in and the people of Georgia had a very different idea than all the polls and the pundits did,” said Huckabee.

A good friend of Huckabee’s, Perdue had already scheduled to speak at his son’s church in Tennessee but had called Huckabee to express his regrets.

Confronted with his own monolithic odds, Huckabee kept to boxing analogies today. "If this is a fifteen round fight, I'm planning to go fifteen rounds. And the only way you get me out of the fifteenth round is to knock me out before we get to the fifteenth round...its either a knockout or a decision, one or the other...I've spent a lifetime fighting until the clock ended to score enough to win and I don't plan to walk off the field now."

Proposed with the idea he might finish second in the South, Huckabee said, he’d prefer to be first but if they finished ahead of Romney, he would still be “challenging” and Romney would be a “a distant third.”

“That’s why I think it’s absurd when Romney and his people are out there suggesting…my presence is taking votes from him,” Huckabee said, raising his eyebrows in a look of disbelief for the cameras.

”My push back on that was, excuse me, his being in the race is taking votes away from me. Why is it that he gets to decide who takes votes from who. A vote for me is a vote for me. There are people who are voting for me that aren’t going to vote for him. Period. So this nonsense about, well, I’m taking votes from him – what a presumptuous attitude to have. Is that people who…vote for me would automatically vote for him. I think that’s totally wrong."

When Huckabee arrived to the event site – a public park – Huckabee looked at the venue and said, “"Running for president is a walk in the park."

Or not.

"I spent my whole life coming from the bottom to the top. I've never started at the top. I don't know what that feels like, don't know what that would be like. I know what it is to start at the bottom and move to the top and that is what this feels like. And it’s a path I feel comfortable with and its a path I've tried before.”

Huckabee also weighed on the Super Bowl when a reporter asked him “Giants or Pats?”

“Dallas Cowboys next year!” said Huckabee.

“When it comes to…a game with two northeastern teams, God bless them both, but I’m a Cowboys fan.” Huckabee grinned. “Just gotta hope that one day: once again.”
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by JedMerrill February 3, 2008 4:14 PM PST
So basically Huckabee the preacher is letting his pride destroy the chances for conservatives to have a national voice.

That makes Huck public enemy #1. He knows he is not going to win, so why not let conservatives, who he claims to be, win instead?

His best bet is to join Romney.

McCain is more likely to pick Giuliani as a running mate.
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by callenfallen February 3, 2008 4:15 PM PST
Again, another great responce from the best candidate! Go Huckabee
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by callenfallen February 3, 2008 4:17 PM PST
The thing Romney is qualified to do is implement the Fair Tax Act... he can organize olympics and run a business....sounds like the business that would benefit the People not the polition, Romney to be the implementor, ONLY!
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by sipleo333 February 3, 2008 4:31 PM PST


I am an Iowa voter who voted for Huckabee. I would do so again anytime. Romney was my second choice. I chose Huck over Mitt because Mitt went ballistic and savaged Huck! He did not need to get nasty. Now, Huck is paying him back in his own coins!

If Mitt were not so arrogant, he would have had his people talk to Huck%u2019s people rather than going nuclear in Iowa. That, I fear was the beginning of the end for Mitt!

This election is indeed an eye-opener! The Republican Establishment%u2013and their talking heads%u2013O%u2019Reilly, Rush, Sean Hannity, Laura Inghram, Ann Coulter, Glenn Beck, etc-are responsible for this mess (I personally stopped listening or watching them). They like to use religion and religious people to get power but once someone who is truly religious tries to get power, they slam him. The liberal media was nicer to Huck than the conservative talking heads. I voted for Huck to spite the Republican establishment. Now I support Huck staying in the race to derail their attempt to impose Mitt on us. if McCain (my third choice) wins the nomination, so be it!
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by loveitaly February 3, 2008 4:53 PM PST
I am sticking with Mike Huckabee! He''s the only qualified candidate that can bring this country back to what it was founded on..high principles/morals and a belief in GOD! I feel that Romney is as dishonest as they come. "Slick Willy" will say/do ANYTHING and step on ANYONE to get what he wants-like a spoiled, rich kid! Mike has withstood the hailstorm of media slights and the fact that they''ve practically ignored him...despciable! YOU GO MIKE! We love you in Illinois!
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by realitychk43 February 3, 2008 5:02 PM PST
All due respect to Mr Huckabee but I believe you can stick a fork in him, ... and Romney too if Huckabee persists in staying in the race.
Check This webpage (for Romney & Huckabee supporters ... McCain and Paul too!):

http://www.ebiz2004.com/randhsupporters.htm

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by realitychk43 February 3, 2008 5:04 PM PST
All due respect to Mr Huckabee but I believe you can stick a fork in him, ... and Romney too if Huckabee persists in staying in the race.
Check This webpage (for Romney & Huckabee supporters ... McCain and Paul too!):

http://www.ebiz2004.com/randhsupporters.htm

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by jlawson24 February 3, 2008 5:08 PM PST
I cant agree less with jimm36. Why would McCain pick Giuliani? Because he endorsed McCain! No. I don''t think he will, the reason being is that Giuliani has been characterized as the most liberal republican running for office. With that being said for McCain to pick him would be silly because he was the first to drop out. I mean come on at least Huckabee is still in the race, and still has a chance.
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by sudste February 3, 2008 5:44 PM PST
WELL SAID HUCKABEE!
We are going to vote for you, every time. And we would never vote for Romeny. It is you, who we want in the White House.
Do not give up.
See you in Texas in March!
We are waiting for you with open arms. This state will be yours.
God Bless You.
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by sudste February 3, 2008 5:45 PM PST
WELL SAID HUCKABEE!
We are going to vote for you, every time. And we would never vote for Romney. It is YOU, who we want in the White House.
Do not give up.
See you in Texas in March!
We are waiting for you with open arms. This state will be yours.
God Bless You.
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by tjc4usa February 3, 2008 6:21 PM PST
I will NEVER cast a vote for Mitt Romney no matter what. His ties to Planned Parenthood--the largest abortion provider in the nation--disqualify him, as does his very recent stances against the sanctity of marriage. His nasty, arrogant, presumptious campaign doesn''t help either. If somehow all the other candidates dropped out and Romney faced Hillary or Obama in the Fall, I would NOT vote for either of them. I''d either find a third-party candidate, write in a name, or not vote. I will NEVER vote for Mitt Romney. No TRUE conservative ever should.

Fortunately, though, that scenario is extremely unlikely. If a Republican can''t win in the South, he won''t get the nomination. And, let''s face it, Mitt Romney can''t win in the South.

I''m voting for Mike Huckabee when TEXAS has it''s primary!
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by rominator4 February 3, 2008 6:32 PM PST
It may be necessary to sacrifice votes in some states so as to keep the overall dream alive. It''s all about the delegates, not the number of states won. Don''t you think at this point it would be wise for Romney supporters in states like MO, TN, AL, GA, etc. to vote for Huckabee so McCain does not win the 1,191 delegates needed on Super Tuesday?
Romney will win some states easily in the west and northeast, but it will not matter if he loses all of the Southern states to McCain. Losing those states to Huckabee, who realistically can%u2019t win the whole thing, would let Romney live to fight another day. Sometimes one has to take one step backwards to be able to take many steps forward in the future!
A vote for Huckabee is a vote for Romney!
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by lone-star5 February 3, 2008 6:43 PM PST
If Huckabee were a true conservative he would support Mitt Romney and not McCain. He would drop out and endorse Romney!
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by lone-star5 February 3, 2008 6:45 PM PST
I don''t see Huckabee as presidential material.
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by skymountain3 February 3, 2008 6:46 PM PST
People will end up voting for whoever they believe to be the right candidate and not worry how it''s going to effect another candidates standing. How can you live with yourself otherwise?
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by skymountain3 February 3, 2008 6:48 PM PST
Huckabee was more presidential during the Reagan Library debate than the other candidates. Even CNN stated this after the debate. The Democrats are most afraid of Mike Huckabee.
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by mrsmarrero February 3, 2008 6:57 PM PST
Huckabee is my first choice. He''s not backing down, and I won''t back down from voting for him. Romney has financial ties to the broadcasting stations that Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck proclaim Romney as the only conservative choice. They ignore his donations to Planned Parenthood, the fact that Massachussetts ordained gay marriage under Rommey''s watch, and the fact that he proclaimed himself much more liberally while running for governor in Massachussetts. They misrepresent Huckabee by telling only one side of the taxes in Arkansas. They fail to say how much of that was federally mandated, and how much better off the education system, economy, and infrastructure was in Arkansas after Huckabee. They also misrepresent that the immigrants Huckabee supported for educational grants had spent their entire lives in the public Arkansas school system and had excelled in school, earning those scholarships in spite of their parent''s unlawful status. Compassion is a strength, not a weakness. Huckabee is a consistent man of integrity. He faces an uphill battle and he deserves our votes.
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by encinomanbrewery February 3, 2008 7:27 PM PST
Let''s look at who the Active Military in the USA supports in this election. Donations are from active US Military, Quarter ending Dec. 31, 2007 FERC

Anti-Iraq War Candidates:
Ron Paul: $249k
Barack Obama: $76k

Pro-War Candidates
John %u201CManchurian Candidate%u201D McCain: $83k
Mike %u201CGomer Pyle%u201D Huckabee: $37k
Mitt %u201CSilver Spoon%u201D Romney: $24k
Hillary %u201CWhitewater%u201D Clinton: $41k

Warmongers aren%u2019t supported by the troops, so why should you support them? Bring all of our troops home now!
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by well-spoken February 3, 2008 7:49 PM PST
HUCKABEE SUPPORTERS - HELP!!

Huckabee supporters we need your help. We all agree that Mike and Mitt most closely align on right wing issues, and that McCain is an absolute disaster to the Republican party and to all citizens of the country.

The liberal press is doing everything they can to declare McCain the winner. For whatever reason, Mike has decided not to step down ... I don''''t want to debate his motives.

But the fact of the matter is a vote for Huckabee is a vote for McCain. The fabricated polls are a matter of selective statistics. Look at what happened in Maine today .... Romney projected at single digit percentages .... and then suprise, he wins 53%.

Polls are fabricated, but final results are real. Huckabee has now placed in 4th place on back to back states ... ME and FL.

He owes it to his supporters to bow out of the race.

HUCKABEE SUPPORTERS YOU HAVE TO ACT ON THE NUMBERS ... VOTE FOR ROMNEY ... OR HILLARY / OBAMA / McCAIN WILL BE OUR NEXT PRESIDENT.

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by well-spoken February 3, 2008 8:12 PM PST
WE ARE ALL BEING MANIPULATED BY THE MEDIA

Please, everybody stop basing your decisions on anecdotal statements and what the press is telling you.

This is really disgusting and scary. Check out this independent, well-know site: www.wikipedia.org No information can be posted without a reference which is linked to the original documents.

Start out by entering Mitt Romney. It is a complete laugher as to how absolutely more qualified this guy is compared to the any other candidate on EITHER side.

Everything he accomplished was on his own, starting out with a $75 a month apartment with his wife out of college. Everything he has touched has turned to gold.

The real perverse part is that he is really the only candidate for change. What he did for a living is to fix poorly performing companies. Talk about change ... that is exactly what Washington needs and EVERYONE wants.

His success is completely unbelievable. And for a quick explanation of his results, he took troubled companies and turned them around ... if you gave him a dollar of yours he gave you $2.13 back at the end of the year ... oh and he did this for 14 years straight.

You want change? .... hands down this is our guy ... and ALL of the politicians are absolutely scared of him ... he owes no favors, and he will change stuff for the better drastically.

Don''''t take my word ... read on each of the canidates at Wikipedia.
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by SabreHawk February 3, 2008 8:15 PM PST
"Romney responsible for same-*** marriage fiasco"

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=60022

Please read this article and you will know Mitt Romney is not a conservative.
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by judeanew February 3, 2008 8:35 PM PST
When people claim Huck is only in the race for revenge, or to be VP they miss the mark by a lot. Mike Huckabee is the best presidential candidate out there and he knows it. We know it! Huckabee supporters will not back down from our man because this country needs him desperately.
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by marinepatriot February 3, 2008 9:13 PM PST
ONCE A HUCKABEE SUPPORTER, ALWAYS A HUCKABEE SUPPORTER.

ROMNEY CANNOT WIN. HIS BUSINESS PLAN OF SPENDING 200+ MILLION TO BUY THE NOMINATION HAS FAILED. DROP ROMNEY AND PICK UP HUCKABEE.



Huckabee supporters are very faithful to Mike. Never will we give up! We are going to win this.

Here is the truth about Romney:

I HAVE SPENT 13 YEARS SERVING MY COUNTRY IN THE MARINE CORPS. PLEASE WATCH MY VIDEO.

(copy and paste both of the following lines to your browser)
Romney is a dirty liar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98TWAV_u9iU

Dan Campbell
Sgt., USMC
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by playfair5 February 3, 2008 9:21 PM PST
What is Huckabust running for? President of 1/2 of Iowa and 2 southern states?

In view of the fact that he appeals only to a limited band of evangelicals, why is he still running?

Perhaps, 1) because he is a publicity hound and he is feeding his overweight ego; or
2) because he is helping his buddy McCain.

Either way, it%u2019s time to go home Huck. And take your potty mouth with you.
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by well-spoken February 3, 2008 9:21 PM PST
HUCK FOR HUCK!

Best candidate ... hah. Huck is out for Huck.

Open your eyes ... go to Google -News and enter "Huckabee Ethics Violations". "Govenor Graft", the religuos man, has had his filthy little fingers into any and all available pies.

Now do the same for Romney ... nothing / zilch.

What a hypocrite.

HUCKABEE SUPPORTERS ... A VOTE FOR HUCKABEE IS A VOTE FOR McCAIN.

Use your vote to help your interests and the interests of eveyone Huckabee supposedly represents .... vote Romney.
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by well-spoken February 3, 2008 9:35 PM PST
C''MON NOW

Romney trying to "buy" an election ... what a bunch of ridiculous stupidity.

If you go up against old time politics ... McCain, Guiliani, Huckabee ... it is going to cost you a lot ... cause you are going to have to go up against all of them. Let''s see ... Guiliani quickly drops out on the night of the FL primary ... to the benefit of McCain ... oh, and despite finishing in 4th place and not having won a primary election in a month, Huckabee stays in ... to the benefit of McCain

Yeah, and Huckabee sponsors a $500 a plate lunch to raise money for Guiliani.

Admonishing a man for the guts and the willingness to go against the old time political machine is the most rediculous thing I have ever heard.

STOP LETTING HUCKABEE PAWN YOU ...VOTE FOR ROMNEY

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by avoidspam February 3, 2008 9:42 PM PST
oh boo hoo Huckabee. You''re such the hypocrite. Before Romney ever made mention for you to bow out, you had teamed up with the other candidates to try and knock Romney off together. You wrote emails to the other campaigners trying to share tactics on how to get rid of him stating "Now it''s your turn to kick his butt..". This happened the night after the Iowa caucuses. How is that any different?

http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1709507-2,00.html

Now you''re getting a taste of your own medicine and can''t take it. Go cry us a river... Florida needs one.

You teaming up with McCain only confirms my vote for Romney.
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by avoidspam February 3, 2008 9:45 PM PST
oh - and might I also add, Romney never officially asked Huckabee to bow out - sounds to me like Huckabee is using McCain''s tactics. Read here:

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/02/huckabee-romn-1.html
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by reaganw2 February 3, 2008 10:02 PM PST
Romney without his M&M''s of Money and Mormons, would not be anywhere.
Huckabee, with no M&M''s, is like the Ever Ready Battery Energizer Bunny: he just keeps on going!
Go Huck!
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by xantiphi February 3, 2008 10:18 PM PST
Huckabee is staying in delibertly helping his buddy McCain...it has been a conspiricy from the beginning. He''s been promised a payoff, but it will not be VP.
McCain might make him Whitehouse shoeshine boy.
And I do believe campaigning in churches is illegal...we should check into that.
How is old Huck''s son doing the one that tortured the dog and slit his throat. Got som real fine DNA in that boy. did he get from the daddy? Well Huck''s got a real love for guns and likes to go out killing animals for the sport of it.


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by becauseicare February 3, 2008 10:38 PM PST
Mike Huckabee is only in this race because he hates Mitt Romney! He is hoping to hand the nomination to McCain and there is no doubt about it. The problem is that this election should be about the direction our country is headed and not about Mike Huckabee. He has a first place in Iowa (after well timed distortions about Mormons), he has a second place in a state he should have won (Romney pretty much conceded it) - he''s been in 3 & 4 everywhere else! Romney has won 4 states, came in second in 3 and fourth in the one he conceded - which one of these two men is in better position for the nomination? Tonight Huckabee appears to be lying again - accusing Romney of trying to buy him out! What a disgustingly dirty trick!
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by WakeWashington February 3, 2008 10:49 PM PST
In the latest Huckabee embarrassment to the GOP, the Denver Post today shows the Huckster does take occasional breaks from bashing business. Under the right circumstances, he%u2019ll sit on a corporate board:

"Mike Huckabee sits on the board of a New York-based company called Flagship Global Health Inc., which went public in 2006 through a seedy little reverse merger and is now failing.

"The words ''reverse merger'' should have been Huckabee''s first clue that he was signing on to a bum deal. Reverse mergers, after all, are seedy at best%u2026.

"Flagship, which sells memberships to networks of ''renowned physicians'' and medical services, is not likely to be around for the long run.

"The company''s stock hit a high of $23.75 in August 2006 and now trades for 32 cents as a bulletin-board issue.

"Despite whatever star power Huckabee may have loaned to this misguided startup, its losses continue to mount. Flagship is upside down to the tune of $35 million since July 2002.

"Jonathan Weil, a Boulder- based columnist for Bloom berg News, examined Huckabee''s role at Flagship last month.

"''Sitting on the board at a floundering penny stock doesn''t look very presidential,'' he concluded.

"It''s also not very presidential to be mentioned in the same breath with Ed Mattar, the former CEO of Boulder''s failed BestBank, who jumped from a 27th-floor window before his sentencing on bank-fraud charges in September."
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by marinepatriot February 3, 2008 11:52 PM PST
ONCE A HUCKABEE SUPPORTER, ALWAYS A HUCKABEE SUPPORTER.

ROMNEY CANNOT WIN. HIS BUSINESS PLAN OF SPENDING 200+ MILLION TO BUY THE NOMINATION HAS FAILED. DROP ROMNEY AND PICK UP HUCKABEE.



Huckabee supporters are very faithful to Mike. Never will we give up! We are going to win this.

Here is the truth about Romney:

I HAVE SPENT 13 YEARS SERVING MY COUNTRY IN THE MARINE CORPS. PLEASE WATCH MY VIDEO.

(copy and paste both of the following lines to your browser)
Romney is a dirty liar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98
TWAV_u9iU

Dan Campbell
Sgt., USMC
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by pasofino2 February 4, 2008 1:03 AM PST
I disagree that a vote for Huckabee is a vote for McCain.

The majority of the people I talk to tell me that if McCain gets the nomination, they''ll vote for Hillary or Obama.

McCain won''t get Huckabee''s votes. Obama or Hillary will.

That''s my opinion, but why not ask Huckabee supporters, if McCain gets the nomination will you vote for him?
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by well-spoken February 4, 2008 9:11 AM PST
Hi PasoFino2,

You are completely missing the point. A VOTE FOR HUCKABEE IS A VOTE FOR MCCAIN. At this point it is all about the nomination race .... Huckabee is staying in the race to pull voters away from Romney to McCain''s benefit. If the race were just Romney and McCain, a very large portion of the Huckabee supporters would vote Romney. Huckabee knows this and that is why he is staying in the race. So if he continues to pull votes away from Romney, McCain has a better chance to win.


Hillary and Obama do not benefit whatsoever in the nomination race by McCain remaining. (other than they will completely destroy McCain in the presidential election).

HUCKABEE SUPPORTERS, STOP LETTING "GOVENOR GRAFT" PAWN YOU ... HE IS USING YOU FOR HIS OWN PERSONAL BENEFIT.

If Huckabee truly cared about his supporters, he would have immediately bowed out after FL ... just like Guiliani did so that his supporters could rally around McCain
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by xantiphi February 4, 2008 12:44 PM PST
I Hate Romney Club

Read all.

http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1709507,00.html?imw=Y

Check out Huckabee mocking and the conspiracy of the haters.


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by xantiphi February 4, 2008 12:47 PM PST
Cont. from the Romney Haters Club

There lies the possibility that one of these hate club christians......could be elected to run this country, by people that don''t take the time to do their homework and research what each candidate has done, how they have voted in the past "from documented records"will give you an idea how they will vote in the future. Their past associations with criminals, I think is important to know, and a lot of other things.

I think choosing a president to lead this country should be done as carefull as choosing a heart surgeon.

Do you want the surgeon to have graduated at the top of his class or the bottom?

You have several surgeons to choose from they are each a different relegion, one is like your own, but he graduated medical school at the very bottom, he barely squeeked thru.....then they range up the scale to the top surgeon. Which do you want? I can gurantee when it comes to saving your life his religeon will not matter to you.

( Everybody''s life is involved in this country)

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by alabamabob1 February 4, 2008 2:52 PM PST
I know many of you love Huckabee, but ROMNEY is conservative, has the deligates and is our only hope to stop liberal McCain before it is too late. Please google these words: Levin - Mark - Romney - rally .......then read Mark Levin''s article "Rally for Romney before it is too late". See what you think. Otherwise, liberal McCain wins and conservatives lose (especially in the Supreme Court) Give it a read and see if you do not agree that we need to VOTE ROMNEY!!!!!
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by reaganw2 February 4, 2008 8:50 PM PST
"I know many of you love Huckabee, but ROMNEY is conservative, has the deligates and is our only hope to stop liberal McCain before it is too late."
P-lease... Alabamabob1, Romney is conservative today. When he ran for gov of Mass. he was liberal. How could Rush and Hannity choose Romney? The smell of money! Romney stands for nothing except his money, family and Mormon tradition. And how can anyone say McCain is a liberal? Wow! McCain has a 100% right to life voting record in the Senate. That is a conservative record, not liberal.
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by jonronix February 6, 2008 2:32 AM PST
If Huckabee had any desire to be President, he would attack McCain instead of Romney.
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by jonronix February 6, 2008 2:34 AM PST
If Huckabee had any desire to be President, he would attack McCain instead of Romney.
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by jonronix February 6, 2008 2:44 AM PST
If Mike Huckabee is sincere about becoming President, why does not attack McCain instead of Romney?
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by jonronix February 6, 2008 2:46 AM PST
Sorry, will someone delete all but one of my posts. It appeared that the publish button was not working because my post did not appear at the bottom of the page where I expected it.
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