Seems he is a long way from fading. His win over Romney in Iowa will certainly make him tough to beat in New Hampshire even though quite a different voting base.Originally Posted by Boon Mee
Seems he is a long way from fading. His win over Romney in Iowa will certainly make him tough to beat in New Hampshire even though quite a different voting base.Originally Posted by Boon Mee
From today's Washington Times:
"Mike Huckabee wants to amend the Constitution to prevent children born in the U.S. to illegal aliens from automatically becoming American citizens, according to his top immigration surrogate — a radical step no other major presidential candidate has embraced."
Huckabee vows to defy birthright citizenship - - The Washington Times, America's Newspaper
Not sure I like a preacher in the White House, but I like this.
Mike Huckabee says Iran to see 'Gates of Hell'.
Iran dominates Republican presidential debate in conservative South Carolina - Times Online
Yes, I read that article too, Boon.
Huckabee is posturing for the election and playing "tough." Huckabee's weakness is his foreign policy experience, and it will come into question. So, he's got to be "strong."
I think these candidates should stop trying to impress the public in such a shallow way.
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Check this out all you 'usual suspects'!
Oh my: Huckabee 45, Obama 44
"Mike Huckabee has a 45-44 advantage over Obama, aided largely by a 44-38 lead with independents. There continues to be no evidence of any negative fallout for Huckabee after murders of police officers committed by an ex-Arkansas inmate whose sentence he had commuted. His 35/29 favorability breakdown is actually slightly better than it was in November before that incident."
Hot Air Blog Archive Oh my: Huckabee 45, Obama 44
A Deplorable Bitter Clinger
^ We'll see in 2 years and 10 months, Boon.
Can Huckabee translate to the Independents and the many demographical groups needed?
I am not sure.
But it all depends on what happens within the next 3 years, which is an eternity in US national politics.
Economy up, unemployment down, Obama reelected in landslide.Originally Posted by Milkman
It's the economy, stupid!
^ Could be. Depends on taxes, too, I reckon.
True, Milkie. Unemployment looms large. The govt has to get the fek outta the way and let biz do biz.
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