Posted on 01/08/2008 11:47:08 AM PST by jamese777
Obama is not now or never will be even a possibility for a conservative or a republican. So, therefore, you are probably trying to promote Obama on this site AGAINST all those that are at least slightly conservative.
We do not believe in abortion.
We do not believe in any of the democrat agenda and Obama is far, far left.
We believe in no gun control
We believe in smaller taxes and we are for making the Bush tax cuts permanent.
We support the war in Iraq and do not want the troops pulled out so that AlQaeda can take over that country in the Middle East and have control of all those oil fields.
We do not hate the military.
We do not want the government having more and more control over our lives.
Apparently you are the opposite of each of the above or you would not be voting for Obama.
I will not mind my own business because this is a conservative website - and we do not support Obama.
We support those with an “R” after their names. Even though very few of them are true Republicans.
If Obama gets in and does badly he can be gotten rid of in 4 years? Of course, he will absolutely ruin the country during those 4 years. He has no experience, the muslim influence may be present in his life and he is ultra liberal appealing to the far left in the Democrat party.
We need conservative judges, we need at least the status quo - not someone destroying what we managed to get done.
You are a liberal if you think 4 years of an ultra liberal president will do no harm and you are wasting your time here.
So, either you don’t understand what this site is or you are a plant trying to lure people to Obama.
It won’t work - none of us are that stupid.
Huckabee will lose.
He’s got all of Bush’s bad qualities and few of his good ones.
He does talk a good talk, but he hasn’t walked the walk. I don’t trust him.
Did Huck really have any more money or exposure than Hunter till a month or two ago? Why Huck and not Hunter?
Only #1 and #3 would be any different under Huckabee than Obama.
Here’s why. Here’s where I first noticed Huckster had evangelical support.
Jill Stanek: Behind the scenes at FRC Briefing (Family Research Council)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1915901/posts
You could be right. So sad, I had hopes for Huckabee. I remember when he came to the Inaugural Ball (or some other FreeRepublic function) and played for the Freepers. Thought he would have been a real conservative.
I still want Fred to come through. It might be time for a slow talking man of wisdom running this country. We don’t need just a good front man.
Huckabee’s policies actually mirror a typical mid-20th century Dixiecrat more than anything.
Socially conservative, fiscally liberal, rather ignorant of foreign policy.
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