huckabilly...

[Klash]

Re: huckabilly...

If you hear anyone say that they will not bring their religious or personal judgements into the decision-making processes, then you are listening to someone who is either a brainless robot, or a liar that is hungrily seeking political power.

I will agree with you on that.

[Klash]

Re: huckabilly...

yikes!

i am trying to avoid getting too paranoid over this guy... the iowa caucus is not necessarily representative of the population as a whole. but, the more i learn about this man the more i am frightened of not him, but his agenda.

IMO, this man would seek to blur the line between church and state and build a christian pseudo-theocracy.

i am just putting my hope in the fact that americans (americans other than religious rubes) have learned the lessons from electing a redneck, conservative, right wing christian over the past 8 years and will avoid him like the plague.

I here ya man but libs are just as scary.

I actually heard Hillary Clinton attempting to insult George Bush by using the term laissez-faire when describing his approach to trade.

The other day during the Iowa caucus' Fox ran a story telling of how when Hillary was a kid she wrote to Nasa, asking what she needed to do to be an astronaut and they responded that women weren't allowed to be astronauts and then she was ridiculed in school about wanting to president because she was a woman. Even though I wouldn't doubt if either one of those never happened but the media is going to play up the black card if Obama wins and the female card if Hillary wins and if their on the same ticket - damn!

So who ever gets the republican nomination is in for a ride, just because they will be the typical white male presidential candidate and IMO, most American's like the underdog story.

[PL456]

Re: huckabilly...

RUN MIKE RUN!!!
I happen to like Huckabee. He seems like a straight shooter, answers questions, and doesnt dodge alot like typical politicians. A Baptist minister in the white house sounds great to me.
Also, say what they may, but, people are people. A president is a person that is made up of his experiences, beliefs, and moral judgements. Of course the constitution in the base of making decisions, but the personal aspects of judgements and how they take on issues will invariably be based on their own backgrounds. If you hear anyone say that they will not bring their religious or personal judgements into the decision-making processes, then you are listening to someone who is either a brainless robot, or a liar that is hungrily seeking political power.

[Phreak]

yikes!

i am trying to avoid getting too paranoid over this guy... the iowa caucus is not necessarily representative of the population as a whole. but, the more i learn about this man the more i am frightened of not him, but his agenda.

IMO, this man would seek to blur the line between church and state and build a christian pseudo-theocracy.

i am just putting my hope in the fact that americans (americans other than religious rubes) have learned the lessons from electing a redneck, conservative, right wing christian over the past 8 years and will avoid him like the plague.