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To: Huck

The funny thing is that Huntsman is a pretty conservative fellow...unfortunately, he bit on the “serve your country” China thing with Obama and now is dead to Conservatives...


18 posted on 12/02/2011 1:30:50 PM PST by magritte
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To: magritte

Yeah, I think he’s also into cap and trade, which is not good.


25 posted on 12/02/2011 1:43:49 PM PST by Huck (LIBERTY is the object.)
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To: magritte

The funny thing is that Huntsman is a pretty conservative fellow...unfortunately, he bit on the “serve your country” China thing with Obama and now is dead to Conservatives...

I agree. But it could be that Huntsman was thinking what a great opportunity for his family to live in another country and with him being Ambassador of China although important I still don’t think it was as bad as Newt sitting down with Nancy over Global Warming. I mean if Huntsman was a complete conservative (I am not sure of his pro-life status), I would support Huntsman over Newt.


28 posted on 12/02/2011 2:04:37 PM PST by napscoordinator (Anybody but Romney, Newt, Perry, Huntsman, Paul. Perry and Obama are 100 percent the same!!!!!)
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To: magritte

That’s seriously hilarious. Huntsman says “You want to bring about change in a way that helps your country through public service, I’m there.” and conservatives find a way to use the “serve your country” card to lead the country down a garden path that ends at either Romney or Obama in the White House.

Little wonder the Tea Party candidates have flamed out and Huntsman is the more viable libertarian left in this race.


42 posted on 12/02/2011 3:52:50 PM PST by erlayman
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