[anita]

Huckabee, the 21st Century Jimmy Carter.

Powerline described him worse than Carter.

[mainepatsfan]

You have to work really hard to achieve that.

[samtheman]

I think he’s worse than Carter. (At least worse than Carter was when Carter was President. Carter now is an out-of-the-closet traitor who should be hung.)

I think Huckabee is more full of himself than Carter was, back in the day. Huckabee really believes he is “god’s candidate”. I don’t think Carter did that, not during his presidency.

Carter made monumental blunders without realizing that they were blunders.

Huckabee will blunder purposely, willfully, and with God on his side.

[TomGuy]

Huckabee, the 21st Century Jimmy Carter.

Powerline described him worse than Carter.

My post in another thread on Dec 6:

Examining Huckabee's Foreign Policy Vision

In your heart, you know he's right a Jimmy Carter wannabe.

In this age of Islamofanatical terrorism, Huckabee's warm and fuzzy approach to foreign relations just doesn't cut it. We need a strong president, not a milquetoast compassionate conniver who would seem more comfortable pining from Oprah's couch than from behind the President's desk in the Oval Office.

Huckabee's recent contention that Gitmo should be closed because it is a bad symbol [awwwwwww] in the rest of the world [i.e., liberals in Europe, the UN, and the Islamic world] is a prime example of the kind of foreign policy that makes the US appear weak in the eyes of the rest of the world. The next president will have to deal with an increasing dictatorial government in Russia, with and increasing military from China, with continued Islamofanatical terrorism sponsored by several Islamic nations, etc.

Ironically, some of Jimmy Carter's policies are what lead us to much of the Islamist terrorism of today -- his support of the overthrow of the Shah of Iran which lead to Carter's impotence in dealing with the 444 days of American hostages at the US Embassy in Iran.

6 posted on 12/06/2007 6:38:56 AM CST by TomGuy

[TomGuy]

In your heart, you know he's right a Jimmy Carter wannabe.

In this age of Islamofanatical terrorism, Huckabee's warm and fuzzy approach to foreign relations just doesn't cut it. We need a strong president, not a milquetoast compassionate conniver who would seem more comfortable pining from Oprah's couch than from behind the President's desk in the Oval Office.

Huckabee's recent contention that Gitmo should be closed because it is a bad symbol [awwwwwww] in the rest of the world [i.e., liberals in Europe, the UN, and the Islamic world] is a prime example of the kind of foreign policy that makes the US appear weak in the eyes of the rest of the world. The next president will have to deal with an increasing dictatorial government in Russia, with and increasing military from China, with continued Islamofanatical terrorism sponsored by several Islamic nations, etc.

Ironically, some of Jimmy Carter's policies are what lead us to much of the Islamist terrorism of today -- his support of the overthrow of the Shah of Iran which lead to Carter's impotence in dealing with the 444 days of American hostages at the US Embassy in Iran.