[Sola Veritas]

I liked his conclusion: "We could change the entire political landscape of America, but I am convinced more than I have ever been convinced that just electing different people to run the show doesn’t change the script. We still need as a community to get back to the place where we understand that we are a nation under God, conceived by His own grace and purpose and when he turn our backs on His purpose and His providence it doesn’t matter who we elect we will still be wanting and wishing and we will not be the nation we were designed and destined to be."

[Sola Veritas]

I personally, not Mike Huckabee, would like to add that putting one’s faith and trust in electing Romney to help straighten up this nation’s problems...well they are going to be sorely disappointed in what they get. More problems....! Merely replacing Obama gets us nowhere. Politics have never really been the answer.

[skeeter]

I’m not a Huckabee fan but he’s right about this. Our government is a reflection of we the people.

[Jim Robinson]

Amen to that. The democrats and republicans alternately continue moving the ball to the left. We now have the most leftist Democrat ever sitting in the W/H and the most leftist Republican ever trying to replace him. No matter which one wins, liberty loses. Evil vs evil begats evil.

[Responsibility2nd]

"We still need as a community to get back to the place where we understand that we are a nation under God, conceived by His own grace and purpose and when we turn our backs on His purpose and His providence it doesn’t matter who we elect we will still be wanting and wishing and we will not be the nation we were designed and destined to be."
 

 

As all FReepers well know...

 

[RaisingCain]

An interesting conclusion. I’ve been thinking and saying the same for awhile now, and I’ve seen other people pick up on it as well. I do believe that we are under judgment right now, and that is why we have the evil leadership that we do (either Obama or Mittens). We’re being given over to these liars as our punishment for turning our backs on God and turning our faith and hope into ourselves and our own false righteousness. We expect evil men to fix the country instead of the Mighty God who established us in the first place.

[mlizzy]

Great quote and article Sola! I agree with Mike Huckabee. He originally endeared me forever with the following comment on ‘Meet the Press,' Dec. 30, 2007:

MR. RUSSERT: But you would punish the [abortion] doctor.

GOV. HUCKABEE: I think if a doctor knowingly took the life of an unborn child for money, and that's why he was doing it, yeah, I think you would, you would find some way to sanction that doctor. I don't know that you'd put him in prison, but there's something to me untoward about a person who has committed himself to healing people and to making people alive who would take money to take an innocent life and to make that life dead. There's something that just doesn't ring true about the purpose of medical practice when the first rule of the Hippocratic Oath is "First, do no harm." Well, if you take the life and suction out the pieces of an unborn child for no reason than its inconvenience to the mother, I don't think you've lived up to your Hippocratic Oath of doing no harm.

He also said earlier in the same interview, Dec. 30, 2007:

GOV. HUCKABEE: I've been very clear about it. Mitt Romney is running a very desperate and, frankly, a dishonest campaign...And I just felt like that when Mitt Romney gets on your show and says that he had the NRA endorsement when he didn't; when he comes on and says he's pro-life and yet he signed a bill that gives a $50 co-pay for an elective abortion in his state's health care plan; when he claims that he's really for the Second Amendment, but he--on this show he talked about how he supported limitations and restrictions on lawful, law-abiding citizens having gun ownership rights, those are not the marks of a person who's pro-life and pro-Second Amendment. And then the things where he's made up these visions that he's had of marching with Martin Luther King and his dad marching with him. You know, Tim, what I've said, and I've been pretty blunt about it, if you aren't being honest in obtaining a job, can we trust you to be honest if you get the job? --http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22409176/ns/meet_the_press/t/meet-press-transcript-dec/#.UCqjpM8gdWs

[Leep]

Seems like Huckleberry is making more sense lately.