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Thursday, December 13, 2007

Huckabee not such an angel

Most expected that Republicans candidates would focus their efforts on issues like national defense, foreign policy, and general executive competency. However, Mike Huckabee has shifted the issues to religion, character and personality (and humour). First off, religion should not be an issue whatsoever, since it is unconstitutional. But even if was a main issue, is Mike Huckabee the man of religious character that he claims to be or is he just a hypocrite in angel’s clothing? With his lead in Iowa, the public has done some research on the man and found out that he’s not all he’s cracked up to be. Here is a list of reasons that Huckabee is not such an angel.

1) Mike Huckabee, a recent Baptist minister told the NY times that he didn’t know much about Mormons, but then proceeded to spout off a few facts that he thought would leak poison into Romney’s campaign. This shows A LOT about good ol’ Huck’s character (aka, the character of a manipulative weasel). If a former Baptist minister claims to know so little about Mormonism, he is ABSOLUTELY full of BS. The author of Article VI blog said this about the matter, after Huck apologized for his inappropriate behaviour:

“Will that put Huckabee’s anti-Mormon genie back in its bottle. I don’t think so. “That which is said while drunk has been thought out beforehand,” goes the old saying. In the modern media world, candidates for the presidency don’t say careless things to the New York Times. It was a premeditated aside, an attempt to get a virus into circulation. It didn’t work, but it did tell us a lot about Mike Huckabee.”

http://www.article6blog.com/2007/12/13/huck-stepped-in-it-a-ringing-endorsement-election-coverage-goes-tabloid-and-more/

2) Huckabee showed his lack of ethics when he took $40,000 from a large tobacco company, and put it into his own non-profit organization. But hey, he deserved the bonus, especially after he levied a tax on sick people instead of taxing the tobacco industry (which is extremely ironic I might add). It’s funny that Huckabee loves to raise taxes on hard-working Americans, but always takes a nice chunk for himself.

http://www.mittromney.com/News/Press-Releases/Huckabee_Best_12.13

3) Huckabee is know nationally as being “an illegal alien’s best friend!” He supported in-state tuition for illegal aliens in Arkansas, even though the voters opposed it 4-to-1 (very totalitarian of him). Resultantly, American taxpayers had to subsidize schooling for illegal immigrants, who took up limited seats in colleges that Americans could have had. This is just one of MANY examples of Huck’s love for illegal aliens, or at least the ones that were able to slip past Chuck Norris and his roundhouse kicks to get into America! Read a lot more at:

http://www.alipac.us/article2786.html

4) He has no back-bone when it comes to dealing with hardened criminals. Well, I guess I should be fair. He did ONLY pardon 1,033 criminal, including 12 murderers. I mean that’s only 1 every 4 days. I just had a thought .... maybe he’s doing so well in the polls because all the criminals are voting for him. Dang, that Huck’s got some good strategy! Go kill someone and Huck will give you a "get out of jail free card"!

5) He would have segregated people with AIDS, exiling them to an island (like Napoleon!) Hey, I don’t know much about the Bible, but didn’t Jesus go visit the sick, like the lepers, who were cast out by the Jews? Doesn’t sound very Christ-like to me. But hey, Mike was a minister, so that’s good right?

6) Thou shalt not bear false witness. Hey, isn’t that one of the ten commandments? (again, I don’t know much about the Bible, but….)

“In recent weeks we learned that four parole board members all said Huck exerted tremendous pressure to release his born again buddy DuMond; Huck’s reply? That all four are lying. “In the mouth of two witness . . .”

http://blog.electromneyin2008.com/2007/12/13/mike-huckabees-support-derives-all-from-religious-lemmings/

These are just a few examples of Huck’s hypocrisy. Nobody is perfect, I know. But when you purposely change the issues at stake from those that Americans really care about to religion, character, and personality (simply to lift yourself in the polls), you are inviting people to examine you on those issues. In my opinion, and in the opinion of many, Huck fails the very character test of which he is the largest proponent. I think that Mike Huckabee must think that irony has something to do with taking the wrinkles out of clothes on a stiff board with a hot metal instrument.


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Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Huck-Huck baby is like Vanilla Ice, he’s a one hit wonder!

After writing that title I had an epiphany. Maybe Huck should consider adding Vanilla Ice to his ad campaign. It would probably match the substance in his current Chuck Norris border control ads.

Huckabee continues to use every campaigning strategy under the sun to convince the American people to vote for him, expect the strategy of actually showing them why HE should president. Sounds confusing, I know. But what I’m trying to say is that his campaign is less about demonstrating the qualities that would make him a better president, and more about showing why the other guy wouldn’t, or by simply diverting attention away from important issues through the use of humour or clever marketing (Chuck Norris ads and sarcastic responses to legitimate questions and concerns).

On that note, here is the latest reason that Huck should be president………drum roll please………..drum roll……… long dramatic pause………..drum roll again…………ok……here it is………this is really good………it shows a lot about Huck’s character…………And ladies and gentlemen, the reason is……because “Don’t Mormons believe that Jesus and the Devil are brothers?” (This was a quote from Mike Huckabee for an upcoming article based on an interview he had with the New York Times. You can read the full thing at:

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5gmsEReXFe-Cyo095NpBCTPFTwJCwD8TFL9B81

Oh my gosh! Is that true? Well that’s an AMAZING reason to vote Mike! I mean, the possibility (unproven) of a belief of the church of another candidate which is different from his own. Well holy mackinaw!!! .... I’m switching my vote to Huck RIGHT THIS INSTANT! Not to mention, I heard that Mitt Romney’s second cousin’s butler’s uncle’s massage therapist’s great uncle’s donkey IS the Devil! Gee, I’m not sure about this Romney guy any more. I used to like him because he had integrity, substance, experience and leadership ability, but in the light of the recent findings by Mike Huckabee, I’m just not sure anymore. I mean, maybe I should vote for Huck, because after all, he does keep making such a good case for why HE should be president. Oh wait, no he doesn’t!

Ok, enough sarcasm, you get my point. Once again Huckabee evades talking about things that really matter and opts instead to meaninglessly mud sling. This guy is a ONE-HIT-WONDER, just like Vanilla Ice. His one hit is that he’s an Evangelical and that people should vote for him because of it (not actually a fair one-hit, but one-hit none the less). There’s nothing wrong with being Evangelical, but it’s not the most important reason to vote for someone. The founding fathers made it abundantly clear that a person’s religion is not a test for the presidency, yet Mitt’s faith is such an issue for many.Romney has assured time and time again that it will not be an issue and has an extensive track record that shows the truth in that statement.

Soon after making the comment, “don’t Mormons believe that Jesus and the Devil are brothers?”, Huckabee preceded to tell the New York times that “he believes Mormonism is a religion but doesn't know much about it.” Give me a break! The guy doesn’t know much about Mormonism, but then throws out that they think Jesus and Satan are brothers. Can you imagine the repercussions if Huckabee had said “hey, I don’t know much about Germans, but didn’t they kill a bunch of Jews?” What a crock! This is a classic case of good-guy-trying-to-throw-mud-but-not-look-like-the-weasel-he-really-is-syndrome. Huckabee really personifies the saying “it is easier criticize than it is to create”. He lacks the ability to truly be a good president so he must continually resort to bashing others in attempt to win, in his mind, as the lesser of two evils.


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Sunday, December 9, 2007

Simple Math - A vote for Huckabee = A vote for Giuliani

Although I have already spoken about this topic in my post titled "Will Evangelicals Play Checkers or Chess?", I read a very poignant article on the site "Evangelicals for Mitt" that essentially explains why Evangelicals should be very careful how they vote, especially in the first three states, because if they vote for Mike Huckabee, they are basically handing the Republican nomination to Giuliani (who knows, maybe the two are colluding to be president and vice president). Anyways, here is the link:

http://www.evangelicalsformitt.org/front_page/a_good_day_to_be_proabortion.php


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