Thanks a lot AR! The Big Nanny is coming to your state...no taxcuts, no smoking, no drinking, no swimmin’ pools, no motorcycles, no hamburgers, no fries, no borders, no USA, no Mormons, no parties, no, nada, none, no, no, no...Big Mo knows best, it’s for the chillin’s and the po’ illegals!
But we all know you Dane. Like the Huckster, you can't erase your well-known record as FR's biggest supporter of open borders and amnesty for illegals.
Which is, of course, why you support him. You don't believe for one second in the sincerity of his recent alien invasion "conversion." If you did, you would drop him like a hot potato.
Huckabee truly believes it's the government's job to keep us from doing things that might hurt us. If he supports primary seat belt laws, will he support sin taxes on candy, restrictions on fast food restaurants, or other intrusions of government into our lives, "for our own good"?
As a resident of the “Live Free or Die!” state, the Huckster can stay away.
ANOTHER DUMB HUCKSTER COMMENT
On foreign policy, he’s an ignorant boob.
Huck is completely ignorant on foreign policy, and when he gabs about it, he sounds like Jimmy Carter. He will be a disaster, and closing Gitmo and stopping waterboarding (which today’s report indicates actually worked and saved lives) is not the toughness we need:
“This is the kernel of Huckabee’s foreign policy. He wants to anthropomorphize international relations and bring a Christian commitment to the Golden Rule to our affairs with other nations. As he told the Des Moines Register the other day, “You treat others the way you’d like to be treated. That’s to me the fundamental issue that has to be re-established in our dealings with other countries.”
This is deeply naïve. Countries aren’t people, and the world is more dangerous than a Sunday church social. Threats, deception, and — as a last resort — violence must play a role in international relations. Differences cannot always be worked out through sweet persuasion. A U.S. president who doesn’t realize this will repeat the experience of President Jimmy Carter at his most ineffectual.”