I'm not ruling out the possiblity of him winning the nomination. In fact, I think it's likely that he will. And that is a sad thought for anyone who believes in liberty.
Lighten up. That was brilliant and just hint of things to come should we be dumb enough to try the whole "man from Hope" thing again. Just mean enough to be funny.
I think Huckabee appeals to Conservative Christians because Christianity is under attack in America and he is not afraid to profess his faith and stand up for what he believes in.
I also think there is another crowd (maybe some of the first crowd too) that likes him because of the whole fair tax thing.
And then another percentage that is drawn to him because he is funny. I used to hate it in School when girls would like the funny guy just because he was funny but had no substance. Although, unlike those guys I think Huck has substance.
I wish Fred Thompson would support the fair tax and then he would have my vote.
I don't cary who you are, that is funny stuff right there. As for voting for him, I am still haven't made up my mind, but the three leading canidates would not be my first choice at all. I like to see Hunter or Thompson pull ahead, but it doesn't look like it will happen.
Comments
"I dun't ker-hoo-u-er, ...."
Posted by: Daniel N. Adams | December 11, 2007 04:16 PM
Man this blog is gonna be real fun when he wins the nomination.
Posted by: Koz | December 11, 2007 04:16 PM
Koz,
I'm not ruling out the possiblity of him winning the nomination. In fact, I think it's likely that he will. And that is a sad thought for anyone who believes in liberty.
Posted by: Jace Walden | December 11, 2007 04:23 PM
Kos, I know what you mean. Poor Jason, all his efforts for naught.
Hey Jason, could you start ragging on Ron Paul again? Maybe you can get his numbers moving up a little faster and save us from this disaster.
no offense, I'm just messing with ya.
Posted by: Daniel N. Adams | December 11, 2007 04:26 PM
If he wins the nomination (I think it is a possibility, but I think that it'll be Giuliani), he won't win next November.
Fiscal conservatives will stay home or vote for someone else.
Posted by: Jason | December 11, 2007 04:29 PM
... and/or follow their companies off shore.
Posted by: Daniel N. Adams | December 11, 2007 04:35 PM
In a sincere effort in trying to understand, what reasons do people give in wanting Mike Huckabee to win the nomination?
Posted by: joe.politico | December 11, 2007 06:50 PM
Lighten up. That was brilliant and just hint of things to come should we be dumb enough to try the whole "man from Hope" thing again. Just mean enough to be funny.
Posted by: DMZDave | December 11, 2007 09:24 PM
I think Huckabee appeals to Conservative Christians because Christianity is under attack in America and he is not afraid to profess his faith and stand up for what he believes in.
I also think there is another crowd (maybe some of the first crowd too) that likes him because of the whole fair tax thing.
And then another percentage that is drawn to him because he is funny. I used to hate it in School when girls would like the funny guy just because he was funny but had no substance. Although, unlike those guys I think Huck has substance.
I wish Fred Thompson would support the fair tax and then he would have my vote.
Posted by: Koz | December 12, 2007 08:39 AM
I don't cary who you are, that is funny stuff right there. As for voting for him, I am still haven't made up my mind, but the three leading canidates would not be my first choice at all. I like to see Hunter or Thompson pull ahead, but it doesn't look like it will happen.
Posted by: Michael |