Huckabee blurs Bush, Clinton partisan lines (Huckabee bashes Bush)

MSNBC ^ | 29 JANUARY 2007 | AP

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

If the GOP performed poorly it's because they didn't convince enough voters to support them.

People overwhelmingly support the war. The problem is that the GOP has done a horrible job in defending it, and has let the MSM/Dims define them, causing RINOs like Hagel, Brownback, and Huckabee to have second thoughts. That's partly why the GOP lost the mid-terms.

Voters hate weakness in elected officials. Huckabee is your typical finger in the wind politician. Criticizing Bush may win him more guest-shots on the Sunday morning talk shows and fawning NY Times coverage, but it'll turn off conservatives.

[OB1kNOb]

For anyone that needs any further convincing that the Huckster is just another RINO in an increasingly RINO dominated party, please review the following. Support a real conservative in 2008, elect Duncan Hunter. - OB1

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[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

The president enjoys low popularity these days, with no signs of life and no signs of bouncing back.

Liberal media projection. That's all this is.

[spectre]

He's not going to spend HIS money; he'll take donations, pay himself and his friends a salary, and pocket what's left.

Really?

He just took out a loan on a 7,000 sq foot mansion, so I guess he's got to pay for it somehow since he doesn't have a job anymore.

sw

[deport]

See Alan Keyes for pointers.

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Well don't leave out the masters, Pat and Bay.

[HitmanLV]

I agree with everything you wrote, except "People overwhelmingly support the war." The support for the war is low, largely because of a lack of confidence in Dubya's leadership and decision-making in the execution of the war. I don't think there is overwhelming support for the war in Iraq right now.

[OB1kNOb]

NO to Huckabee, being from Arkansas is reason enough....

Pray tell, why?

[HitmanLV]

I don't think so. Certainly the liberals enjoy that Dubya is politically weak. But that's not to say it isn't true. I can;t point to anything that suggests Dubya's popularity and support will increase anytime soon.

[Howlin]

How could I have forgotten! They are about "due" to replenish their funds, aren't they?

[fish hawk]

I still say go Newt. Yes he has made a few mistakes but at least I know exactly where he stands on terror, guns, abortion. He may be the only true conservative out there. I've seen countless numbers of Freepers pushing Huckaby and Brownback and look what they turned out to be.

[Howlin]

He's not living in the trailer anymore?

What is it with these people and their HUGE houses????

[ryan71]

PL,
Not sure why you asked me and I'm not sure I know the answer but I have to think these guys some how profit by "running for President". I mean, how do Alan Keyes and Al Sharpton think they can possibly win? What motivates them?
Chewey

[mathurine]

huckleberry, brokeback and bagel, the three louseketeers!

[Cicero]

Well, I wasn't that keen on Huckabee anyway. Now I know why.

[napscoordinator]

You have to admit he is pretty funny. I think he and Cobert are independents as they have stated and will make fun of both parties.

[dirtboy]

Damn, Huckabee seems to be trying to run to the left of Chuck Hagel. I didn't know there was such a place.

[geo40xyz]

clinton & clinton, wallmart.... etc

[libbylu]

They aren't real smart when they start an exploratory committe and bash bush the next day. and go peacenik at the same timeeee. brownback did it too. it's a shame.

[libbylu]

Tough bananas. it's two years away and if they can't make the base happy to hell with them. Might as well have real democrats as phony pubs.

[Sloth]

I reject the 'electorate as stupid' mentality. They weren't smart when they elected Dubya and the GOP in 2000, 2002, and 2004, and suddenly became stupid in 2006.

Of course not. They've been stupid all along.

If a majority is taking a poor course of action, it's incumbent on us to convince them we are right. Indeed, if they are stupid, it should be easy to convince them, right?

Not at all, especially when there are competing parties attempting to convince the same stupid populace to go a different way. And particularly when the other side is free to lie & tell people whatever they want to hear ('free' money for health care, etc.).