The Huckabee Surge: Proud "Freeper" at Home with the Religious Right (Left Wing Attacks Freepers)

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[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Abortion is a ritual murder before an idol of vanity, performed upon an altar of conceit...

But, Huckabee and the abortion issue is a huge distraction from the material issues over which we do have control over on the way to its abolition.

If abortion is all you have, then you are not looking at the whole picture and it is only your stubborn ego that will defeat you...

[P-Marlowe]

If abortion is all you have, then you are not looking at the whole picture and it is only your stubborn ego that will defeat you...

I'm willing to take that chance.

When my life is over, I am not going to be standing before the Republican National Committee to give an accounting of my life.

[blue-duncan]

"Is this your guy?"

This is my guy!!

Pat Paulsen for President

He’s back, and still better than all the rest.

Who was this quiet, soft-spoken son of a Norwegian immigrant, whom Hubert Humphrey angrily accused of causing his loss in the 1968 election, whom Bobby Kennedy called “ruthless”, who turned American politics on its head, and paved the way for a new generation of presidential candidates?

Look what he's done already and he hasn't even been exhumed yet. Just wait 'till we really get going!!

PAT PAULSEN BEATS KUCINICH IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY January 22nd, 2008

PRESS RELEASE

JAN-22-DETROIT, MI - Even deceased, presidential candidate Pat Paulsen managed to garner more votes than Democratic candidate Kucinich in several precincts of Michigan’s January 15th primary.

Paulsen’s two-week Michigan effort to get out the vote on a Democratic ballot that featured Hillary Clinton, Dennis Kucinich, Mike Gravel, Christopher Dodd and the ultimate second-place finisher, UNCOMMITED, turned out to be a treasure trove of votes for Pat Paulsen.

In spite of the warnings posted by bureaucratic clerks that write-in votes would not be counted in the early Michigan Primary, hundreds of voters, both Democratic and Republican, exercised their conscience and their constitutional right to choose the next president of the United States by writing in Pat Paulsen on Tuesday, January 15, 2008.

“I’m not sure whether it was nostalgia or just a malaise with the useless primary,” said Lincoln Park, Michigan Mayor Frankie Vaslo, “but the Paulsen campaign ran a hard race in Lincoln Park precincts. His strong showing, I am sure, convinced Chris Dodd and Mike Gravel to gracefully exit the race.”

Some statement from Pat on the current scene.

Pat on honesty in politics….”I must choose my words carefully in order to avoid any negative interpretation. Among politicians, this is a tactic known as lying.”

Pat on Immigration….”I don’t want to say too much about illegal immigration. I’m afraid my views will be reported on the Cinco O’Clock News”.

Pat on the current candidates…”Obama? Huckabee? Guiliani? Romney? Kucinich? Whatever happened to the Washingtons, the Jeffersons, and the Johnsons? ….. Well, they’re playing basketball, most of ‘em

FORMIDABLE---thy name is PAT!!!

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

How Biblical is it for a phony like McCain or Huckabee to cozy up to a pagan empire like China, to sell the birthright of our children to a bunch of invaders that are filling our prisons for drug smuggling, rape and gang warfare in the streets???

[wagglebee]

In the past 35 years we have slaughtered over 50 MILLION AMERICANS.

What many people fail to take into account is that many of these Americans would now be working and paying taxes. The nation is facing economic problems because the largest generation in history is starting to retire. We need people to take these jobs and pay to fund the government. When the largest generation in history is allowed to reproduce at sub-replacement levels, there are economic consequences.

So in short, abortion has also had a hugely negative effect on the economy and it is one reason that illegal aliens are entering the country to do jobs that there aren’t any Americans to take.

But in the end, I have ZERO interests in supporting any party or candidate who supports what is morally wrong.

[khnyny]

If Romney receives the nomination, would you vote for him?

[trisham]

“If elected, I will win.”

Pat Paulsen

[Dr. Eckleburg]

So in short, abortion has also had a hugely negative effect on the economy and it is one reason that illegal aliens are entering the country to do jobs that there aren't any Americans to take.

That is 100% true. A look at any demographic study shows that the population decline in the U.S. has led to a shortage of workers and thus, the need to import a labor force.

Which is why, if there is any change from the SC regarding abortion, it will be based on economic issues under the "pretense" of doing what's morally right.

It's no coincidence the majority of the SC is now RC. It will be easier for the country to "accept" abortion restrictions from a court it views as Catholic.

[wagglebee]

Which is why, if there is any change from the SC regarding abortion, it will be based on economic issues under the "pretense" of doing what's morally right.

I could really care less what their stated reason is, over 3300 babies are being murdered EVERY DAY in the United States and it is destroying the moral fiber of our republic.

It's no coincidence the majority of the SC is now RC. It will be easier for the country to "accept" abortion restrictions from a court it views as Catholic.

Interesting observation, but in the end all that matters is the outcome.

[P-Marlowe]

If Romney receives the nomination, would you vote for him?

I might vote for Thompson or Hunter or Santorum as Vice President.

I don't think I can vote FOR Romney. If Romney happens to be on the same ticket as one of those guys, then I will cast my vote for one of those guys,

[Kevmo]

Or maybe it isn’t the same old garbage. I gather you’re a Mitt fan. Best of luck with that.

[ravingnutter]

Actually I am a Fred fan who is now very reluctantly going to hold her nose and vote for Mitt unless there is a miracle last minute entry of a real conservative.

[peggybac]

“...naugural events sponsored by FreeRepublic.com, a right-wing forum known for its extreme views.”

Extreme views? What extreme views?

[xzins]

It’s the “Freedom” part that really has them concerned.

[xzins]

If Romney receives the nomination, would you vote for him? I might vote for Thompson or Hunter or Santorum as Vice President. I don't think I can vote FOR Romney. If Romney happens to be on the same ticket as one of those guys, then I will cast my vote for one of those guys,

You are right on target, PM.

The first candidate (other than Giuliani) who picks one of the above as a VP and announces it before my Ohio primary will get my vote. In order I like Hunter, Santorum, Thompson. Thompson is older and less likely to be viable when 2016 rolls around.

[peggybac]

LOL, yep, freedom is extreme to liberals.