[lexington minuteman 1775]

I am an evangelical and a Pastor, and I am not voting for Huck in the Florida primary.
I think many in the GOP are simply frustrated and are simply reaching for anyone they think will hear their concerns. I think this is a large part of the Huckabee surge. I don’t think it will be long lasting.
I think the thing that is one of my major concerns this time around is how the MSM is manipulating their candidates and agenda. And if we fall for their propaganda we will elect a President who will turn out to be a disaster for the Republic. We are at war and since no attacks have occurred since 911 we have been lulled into complacency.

[Preachin']

“I am an evangelical and a Pastor, and I am not voting for Huck in the Florida primary.”

I am an evangelical and a Pastor, and I am not voting for Huck in the Georgia primary.

The real truth of the matter is that most of America is asleep at the wheel in regards to politics, including the church. I am not attempting to justify that; I only feel that it's the truth.

The evangelicals are watching from a distance and seeing that Huckabee is espousing Christianity, so they jump on board.

Like most Americans, they really don’t know one candidate from another.

For what it’s worth, I think that there are many many Baptists who will vote for Huckabee, just because he is one of the. I also expect Romney to do well where the LDS are in large numbers. That’s just how it goes.

In the end, I am hoping that revelation comes to the masses about Huckabee, and his supporters move to Fred. I am sure that Fred would get the lion’s share of Huckabee’s supporters.