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Huckabee Whines Again

November 19, 2008 by DannoJYD  
Filed under News and Opinion

Thanks to one report from Allahpundit over at Hot Air ,  I just read a report in the Politico covering a press breakfast where Mike Huckabee was whimpering about the popularity of Governor Sarah Palin.

He asserted that she did not get bloodied like the other candidates in the last election, and leap frogged past that process by being named for V.P. by McCain.

I guess he doesn’t bother with the liberal media reports or he would know about the incessant attacks against the conservatives brightest light, and for a man who stretched out the election process for no better reason than pandering to his own vanity he sure has a lot to say. Too bad that his mouth shows how undeserving of our support he is.

It is my opinion that he would do himself a great service by stifling himself. He gives republicans a bad name.

Maybe that is why Fox News hired him.

 

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2 Responses to “Huckabee Whines Again”
  1. Carlos Echevarria says:
    November 20, 2008 at 4:57 am

    Great point about FoxNews hiring him to have that silly show on Saturdays…it is a liberal love fest!!!

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  2. PR Cleburne says:
    November 22, 2008 at 9:46 am

    Huckabee’s not whining. He’s spot on and the GOP still hasn’t gotten the message. He was the conservative answer to Barrack Hussein Obama, a center right populist with wide appeal across a broad spectrum of swing voters. He could have won handily over Obama if the GOP had elected to give the voters a real choice instead of socialist (Obama) and a little less socialist (McCain.) Unfortunately, Huckabee never got the chance to prove that he could win due to the entrenched snobbery of the Country Club branch of the GOP and the sickening lackeyism of their sycophants in the leadership of the Religious Right. Time Magazine nails it in their piece on his book:

    “Huckabee describes other elders of the social-conservative movement, many of whom meet in private as part of an organization called the Arlington Group, as “more enamored with the process, the political strategies, and the party hierarchy than with the simple principles that had originally motivated the Founders.” Later, Huckabee writes, “I lamented that so many people of faith had moved from being prophetic voices — like Naaman, confronting King David in his sin and saying, ‘Thou art the man!’ — to being voices of patronage, and saying to those in power, ‘You da’ man!’ “

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