The Jihad Against Huckabee

Ever since Gov. Mike Huckabee’s numbers started climbing in the polls, the media and the Republican establishment have gone all-out to disparage him and derail his campaign....

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Rush Limbaugh and GOP Establishment Betray Their Base

Limbaugh rants against him. The GOP establishment scoffs at him and yet he share's many parallels with the man who many see as the patron saint of the Conservative movement. Both communicate well with everyday Americans, both were governors with "liberal" records, both had/have a vision, and both were/are opposed by the GOP establishment. Read it.

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Tax Hike Mike? Not the Biggest Hiker on the Trail....

Looks like Romney is a bigger Taxer

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Romney Most Disliked Among G.O.P. Candidates

Within the small circle of Republican presidential contenders, Mitt Romney has become the most disliked.

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Catholic.org: Let Huckabee Speak

Deacon Keith Fournier has a great commentary up this morning.

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Missouri Pro-Life Group Backs Mike Huckabee for GOP Nod

Jefferson City, MO (LifeNews.com) -- A statewide pro-life group in Missouri has given Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee its endorsement. Huckabee faces pro-abortion Rudy Giuliani and candidates John McCain, Mitt Romney, and Ron Paul who are capaigning on a pro-life platform. Missouri RTL joins pro-life groups in Montana and Georgia.

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Second Mitt Romney Whisper "support"

Another whisper to prompt Willard Romney? Why did he change his wording immediately after this "support" whisper?

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Who is whispering in Romney's ear?

Romney wore an ear-piece during a speech in Michigan, according to the chairman of the sponsor for the event (who was told this by Romney's staff--he didn't see it). There are in-canal ear-pieces now that are practically invisible...

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Huckabee Campaign Jolts To Life In Little Havana

Mike Huckabee drinks the strong stuff and wants more, and charms as he visits with the good folks of South Florida.

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HUCKABOWL.COM

Huckabowl.com

Is this a football game or Presidential contest?

While watching the debate last night I couldn't help but notice a strategy employed in football - that is, dominating the clock. A strategy masterfully demonstrated by John McCain, supported by referees refusing to flag any personal fouls, or make any holding calls. Senator McCain took every opportunity he could to take control of the clock, by turning every response into a slow-spoken long-winded recitation of his stump speech, and even though he continued to mischaracterize Mitt Romney's position throughout the night, in what could be compared to verbal holding (at least I felt like I was being facemasked), with his petty argument over timetable semantics, the moderator, Anderson Cooper refused to break it up or penalize anyone. In the end it seemed as if the Senator was really more interested in keeping his face in front of the camera, and taking time off the clock, than making a real point. And so McCain managed to dominate, not with any flashy plays, or great feats of political athleticism, but by keeping the ball on the ground (some would say "in the dirt") and just pounding it down everyone's throat.

But this primary contest is not simply about rooting for one team or another to win, with no real consequences to our lives Monday morning. This is a serious contest for the leadership of the most powerful and influential nation on earth, with consequences that will last for at least the next 4 years, if not much longer. If this is what our political debates, and nominating process have come down to, as Ron Paul so eloquently pointed out,"rather silly, because they're arguing technicalities of a policy they both agree with….", with no real issues being debated in depth, then what do we have? Even after 20 debates, which should have given everyone enough time to really examine the candidates, their records, and their vision going forward, how much do we really know about these guys? It appears the two media-anointed "front-runners" are much more interested in spitting on each other than really engaging in important debate over policy and vision. Neither of those guys showed any admirable leadership qualities last night that would inspire votes for them.

That attribute, and not surprisingly for those who have been closely following him, was best demonstrated last night by Governor Mike Huckabee. While Romney, and especially McCain came across like a couple of teenagers with their "who said what, when" pettiness, Governor Huckabee, when he was afforded the opportunity to speak, eloquently spoke boldly about the issues America is facing today. No stump speach excerpts from him, but words passionately, and thoughtfully spoken from the heart. His responses to questions about whether or not the country is better off today, whether the proposed stimulus will achieve its purpose, how he would judge Russian President Putin, the value of human life, and military strength and strategy, showed a thoughtfulness, and understanding of conservative principles that hasn't been seen from a Republican presidential candidate for nearly 30 years.

Regardless of how the debate started, and progressed into a drawn out petty argument between media nominated "front-runners", it finished with inspiring words from a formerly obscure Arkansas Governor, reflecting on the man for whom the setting honored; that he was much more than a "policy-wonk", but a President who truly understood how great a nation we live in, and was able to unite Americans from all walks of life, and inspire them to achieve the greatness he so deeply believed was theirs to grasp. For our nation's sake, and the sake of mankind struggling for freedom the world over, let us pray that this primary contest, and ultimately, the election that follows finds it's way to the same conclusion.

Michael Gerhart
Whately, MA


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The Huckabee Puzzle

"I want to get something out of the way because there are some pretty crazy rumors going around that the Huckabee campaign is pulling out of Florida,” Mike Huckabee said as he looked out into a crowd of 250 enthusiastic supporters at a jet hangar here.

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AMCON MAG: "The Audacity of Huck"

Mike Huckabee was supposed to be an amusing sideshow. Just last August, Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani dominated the GOP big tent, capturing the spotlight with their massive fundraising efforts and early endorsements.

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Fred Thompson And Duncan Hunter

Today, Senator Fred Thompson announced that he will no longer seek the Republican nomination for President. I wish Fred the best.

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The Secure America Plan

9 Point Strategy for Immigration Enforcement and Border Security

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Veterans' Bill Of Rights

I support the following VETERANS' BILL OF RIGHTS for issues that are not being adequately addressed:

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Education And The Arts

I believe that every child should have the opportunity for a quality education that teaches the fundamental skills needed to compete in a global economy.

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Health Care

The health care system in this country is irrevocably broken, in part because it is only a "health care" system, not a "health" system.

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Taxes/Economy

I'd like you to join me at the best "Going Out of Business" sale I can imagine - one held by the Internal Revenue Service.

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Energy Independence

Energy independence has been on our "to do" list for over thirty years, my whole adult life.

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Crisis Management

You need to know that your President will calmly and confidently lift you up in a crisis. During the sudden and massive emergency of Hurricane Katrina, I conceived and directed the rescue and relief of 75,000 people.

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2nd Amendment Rights

No candidate has a stronger, more consistent record on Second Amendment rights than I do. Our Founding Fathers, having endured the tyranny of the British Empire, wanted to guarantee our God-given liberties.

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Nationalized Health Care Republican Style

Frm. Gov. Mitt Romney has stated many times that he wants to take his Massachusetts RomneyCare health plan national. Is this a good idea?

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Mitt Romney and the Lobbyists Running His Campaign

See the real Mitt Romney in action.

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Mitt Romney and the loose definition of transferable skills

Romney-Laying off workers is a method of rebuilding & growing again. An excellent compilation of how Willard, through his money maker, Bain Capital, has been involved in the destruction of the American worker, the evasion of US tax law, and the very behavior he now claims he will "fight against".

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Numbers USA: No Amnesty Pledge

"I pledge to oppose amnesty or any other special path to citizenship for the millions of foreign nationals unlawfully present in the United States."

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Chuck Norris's new fight is for Mike Huckabee

Norris believes that while Mike Huckabee speaks from his heart, without prepared remarks, Mitt Romney will say anything to get elected. Which accounts for his flip-flips on positions of abortion and gay marriage. Romney has also recently begun using Huckabee's so-called populist issues, for which Romney had earlier criticized Huckabee.

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What Does $585,000 Buy You?

Answer: It bought Mitt Romney backers a smear job against Mike Huckabee orchestrated by Beltway Insiders.

The Club for Growth has an affiliated 527 group, Club for Growth.net, running anti-Mike Huckabee ads in early primary states.

- At least $585,000 in contributions from Mitt Romney financial backers.
- Club for Growth has spent $750,000 against Governor Huckabee in Iowa, South Carolina and Michigan.

Here are donors that have donated both to Club for Growth.net* and Mitt Romney:

Name: John Childs**
Contribution to Beltway Group
$100,000 on 11/16/07
$100,000 on 12/31/07
Contribution to Mitt Romney
$2,100 on 1/8/07

Name: Bob Perry
Contribution to Beltway Group
$200,000 on 12/12/07
Contribution to Mitt Romney
$2,300 on 3/13/07

Name: Kristen Hertel
Contribution to Beltway Group
$25,000 on 12/21/07
$25,000 on 1/02/08
Contribution to Mitt Romney
$1,000 on 2/6/07

Name: Muneer Satter
Contribution to Beltway Group
$25,000 on 12/21/07
$25,000 on 1/02/08
Contribution to Mitt Romney
$2,300 on 2/6/07

Name: Michael Valentine
Contribution to Beltway Group
$40,000 on 1/3/08
Contribution to Mitt Romney
$2,300 on 4/4/07

Name: Travis Anderson
Contribution to Beltway Group
$25,000 on 12/19/07
Contribution to Mitt Romney
$2,100 on 2/8/07

Name: Richard Gaby
Contribution to Beltway Group
$20,000 on 12/19/07
Contribution to Mitt Romney
$1,000 on 2/12/07

* Only represents donors that contributed more than $20,000 to Club for Growth.net in 2007/2008.
** "Boston investor John Childs, who donated $2,100 to Romney in 2007, recently gave 100,000 to the Club for Growth." [Morain, Dan. "Huckabee foes open their wallets for attack ads," The Los Angeles Times. 1 January 2008.]
*** All contributor information obtained from Federal Election Commission's electronic database at www.fec.gov.

Paid for by Huckabee for President, Inc. www.mikehuckabee.com

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SC Lt. Gov. Endorses Mike Huckabee

"As America faces tough times, Mike Huckabee has the character, integrity, and proven leadership to ensure our greatest days are yet to come."

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Ways To Help In South Carolina

The Huckabee Campaign needs your help in South Carolina. If you live in South Carolina and want to help the campaign please click the Read More link below...

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Special Report from Northern Michigan Huckabee Supporter

I had to post this entire blog:

Randy Bishop is a truck driver by trade and a dedicated Mike Huckabee supporter. He sent in this report about his travels and events over the last few days getting the word out about Mike Huckabee.

Hey Everyone,

I don't know how Gov. and Mrs. Huckabee keep up with their busy schedule! After driving down from Traverse City to the Birch Run event on Friday, getting signs, a banner, and other supplies, I drove back home and went to bed about 1:00 am.

I started out Saturday morning at 6:30 am, and got out to my pickup truck which was covered in a fresh lake effect snow. I headed up to the Northern Michigan Voter's Fair & Straw Poll and setup a table right up front between the Romney and McCain tables. Great turnout and we answered alot of really good questions about Mike and his positions. The organizer gave us access to a laptop that had a high-speed connection to the web, that displayed it's screen on a overhead projector which showed up on the stage's huge big screen. So we ran YouTube videos of Mike all day long.

I left the Fair about 4:00 pm, and headed over to the Ronald Reagan Dinner/Charlevoix GOP fundraiser. I put out some yard signs out on the shoulder of the road, in the driveway and was able to park in the very first spot, which was a straight shot viewable from the small entrance driveway. So I put a yard sign on my rear bumper, which was right between my FairTax bumper stickers. The Huckabee sign greeted everyone as they arrived at the event (over 150 people including Duncan Hunter and all the other speakers)!

I was the first person there, besides the host, Charlevoix GOP Chairman - Wes Dillworth (Romney supporter) and his family. I chose to sit at the very first table on the right, next to the bar (even though I don't drink).

People started trickling in about 5:15, and then walked in U.S. Congressman-Peter Hoekstra R-MI. Wes Dillworth was setting up behind the bar and Peter walked over to Wes to say hello. They shook hands, and Wes asked Peter, "so how are we doing in the tracking"? Congressman Hoekstra said..."McCain is drawing smaller crowds than us, but Huckabee is kicking our {backsides}". Right then, Wes happened to look over and see me sitting behind my laptop, and leaned back and whispered something to Peter. Peter immediately looked over at me and nodded...I simply smiled at him and nodded back. This exchange really boosted my confidence to speak in front of the group on behalf of Gov. Huckabee.

The event finally started late at 7:00 pm... We started by having the local sheriff leading us through the Pledge of Allegiance, then a local pastor lead us through a prayer, and then we had a buffet style dinner.

Presidential Candidate/U.S. Congressman-California Duncan Hunter started it off, by giving a great speech. He brought his wife and his son, Duncan Jr. who just got back from Iraq and is running for office in California.

Next, Ex-Presidential Candidate/U.S. Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas, spoke and asked us to support John McCain for President.

Next, U.S. Congressman-Peter Hoekstra R-MI, spoke about Mitt Romney .

Oh, I forgot to mention...prior to the speeches starting, I had given the emcee my name to put on his lineup sheet. When I told him my name, he asked me what office I held? I said, "I don't hold an office, I'm a Truck Driver and I'm supporting Mike Huckabee for President, and I'm sorry I don't own a suit so I'm a little under dressed (Black & Silver pullover sweater and black dress slacks), so if you could please tell the audience that when you introduce me, I'd appreciate it." He said OK.

"Next, we have Randy Bishop speaking on why he's supporting Mike Huckabee for President. Randy is a Truck Driver, and he wanted to apologize for being "undressed" for this evening's event because he doesn't own a suit, so here's Randy". (I got more applause than Sam or Peter, they were very nice to me). I told Duncan Hunter, that Gov. Huckabee told me to say Hello....Duncan said, "Tell Mike I said Hi Back"...the audience applauded.

I started off by telling them a little about my trucking business. I told them that I drive an average of four (4) times around the world per year (100,000 miles), using 16,662 gallons of diesel fuel, which cost $53,357 in 2007. After corporate taxes, truck payments, repair bills, insurances, and a semi's license plate ($1,850 per year) I end up with less than 30% to claim as my personal income, which I then have to pay personal taxes on... and end up with less than 22% of my gross income to actually live on and pay for my personal expenses. Needless to say, the entire room was shaking their heads in disgust and amazement.

I told them about Jim Gilchrist, the founder of the Minutemen Project, and how he interviewed all of the candidates for President. Jim told me personally in Traverse City this week, that the Democratic candidates, "don't even think we have a problem with illegal immigration", and out of all of the Republican candidates, that Mike Huckabee has a real solution to this problem and that's why Jim Gilchrist endorsed Mike Huckabee for President. I told them to go to MikeHuckabee.com under Issues, and read his 9 point strategy listed as his Secure America Plan.

Also, I told them that Mike wants to close the IRS, shut it down and replace it with the "FairTax". I explained that it's a consumption tax and does not tax us on our productivity. I told them to go to MikeHuckabee.com and read more about it there. But more importantly, all these illegal workers would start paying into our tax system when they bought their necessities to live. Other people who get paid in cash, and even visitors to this country (like all of the Canadians who cross over from Windsor into Detroit, or Sarnia into Port Huron) and many others would start paying into our Federal Treasury. Many applauded right then.

I finished by saying simply, Mike Huckabee wants to seal the border, have all of us not be penalized for our labor and profits, and get the U.S. economy booming like we have never seen before in our lifetime!!! That's just some of the reasons I'm supporting Mike Huckabee for President"! The room broke out in a huge, loud applause.

I stayed for the other politicians and listened to their speeches. When it was over, I had no less than 20-25 people come over and tell me that they were switching their vote, and would be voting for Mike Huckabee. A former judge, (I promised not to tell you his name) came up to me and said, "you were the most credible guy on that stage tonight, the rest of them were just politicians"! That made me feel good for Mike.

Gov. Huckabee, I tried to do my best for you. I hope I didn't say anything to hurt your campaign or anything that you didn't want me to bring up...but like I told you at the Birch Run Rally, "I'm just a Truck Driver, who wants you to be our next President".

God Bless you and Janet! I think God has a hand in everything we all are doing in this campaign and hopefully we will deliver a win in Michigan for you this Tuesday.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve you,

Randy

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Gary Graca: A primary not worth holding

Congratulations to the estimated 1.5 million voters who made the trip to the polls yesterday for Michigan's primary: Courtesy of the Democratic and Republican National Committees, you participated in a meaningless and counterproductive election.

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Romney, Pandering Win in Michigan, Authenticity Loses

Mitt Romney's victory in Michigan was a defeat for authenticity in politics. The former Massachusetts governor pandered to voters, distorted his opponents' record and continued to show why he's the most malleable — and least credible — major presidential candidate. And it worked.

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A FAIR Deal For All Americans

Huckabee's 5 point stance, jobs, homeownership, the middle class, economy, energy, national defense and taxes.

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Outdoorsman Ray Scott endorses Huckabee

Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee has won the endorsement of conservationist Ray Scott, an icon in the sports fishing world...

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Political Radar: On the Bus with Huckabee

ABC News digs a little deeper to give a bit more insight about who Huckabee really is, even if they had had to dodge a few Wendy's bags to get to the story.

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Why Mike Huckabee will win Michigan Tuesday

Reasons why Huckabee will beat out John McCain and Mitt Romney in the Michigan Republican Primary this Tuesday.

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Union Gives Republican Huckabee An Endorsement

Although organized labor is a key Democratic constituency, Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee has won support from members of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT).

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Huckabee: Evangelical Christians Have a Chance to Lead GOP

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Jan. 12 -- Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee touted his candidacy Saturday as a chance for evangelical Christians to lead the Republican Party rather than just support its candidates.

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Michigan Pro-Life Group Chooses Mike Huckabee

Michigan pro-life organization has issued an endorsement for former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee to receive the Republican nomination for president. The endorsement is an important nod for Huckabee in a state that has the four presidential battleground in this year's primary process.

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Metro Huckabee Supporters to Gather in Marietta for Michigan Returns

January 13, 2008, Marietta - With Governor Mike Huckabee within striking distance of winning Michigan's Republican Presidential Primary, Huckabee supporters in the Metro Atlanta area will cheer for their candidate Tuesday night at the Marietta Conference Center.

Tuesday, January 15
Michigan Republican Presidential Primary
Polls close at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time
Meet-up time: 7:30 p.m.

Location:
Marietta Conference Center
500 Powder Springs Street
Marietta 30064
770-427-2500
http://www.mariettaresort.com/location.html

Huckabee Defends the Fair Tax and Reagan Legacy

He spoke on economic issues, the Fair Tax & replied to Thompson, who had suggested Huckabee wasn't a strong backer of Ronald Reagan's legacy. Huckabee turned the Reagan legacy argument on Thompson, noting that the former senator supported Gerald Ford in 1976 and Howard Baker in 1980 when they ran for the Republican nomination against Reagan.

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Florida teen hearts Huckabee

Sarah Davis had an unusual Christmas list for a typical 15-year-old this year, especially for someone who’s not even old enough to vote. The Ormond Beach teen asked relatives to contribute to GOP presidential wannabe Mike Huckabee’s campaign, apparently caught up in the enthusiasm shared for the candidate by her parents and others.

What I think is really neat about this story is the part that was published on a forum that my wife reads. She told me the story of how the family ran into Janet Huckabee and Sarah stated her name. Mrs. Huckabee knew exactly who she was and took them directly to the VIP section. As Governor Huckabee came up to shake their hands, Janet explained who they were. Mike gave her a big hug and told them how much he appreciated her gesture and how it helped him and his team keep going afer nights of only 4 hours of sleep.

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A Big Night For Huckabee

As has been the case throughout his career, McCain had some good moments and some bad ones. The problem is his principal rival, Mike Huckabee, has good moments and great ones.

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Campaign Response to Voice of Victims Ad

Sympathies to Mrs. Davidson for her loss. However, I feel like this is just another desperate ploy from supports of other candidates to twist the facts and make Mike Huckabee look bad.

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Huckabee in South Carolina

South Carolina, known as the firewall against insurgents in GOP primaries, is now the center of focus after New Hampshire. Former SC Governor, David Beasley, backs Mike Huckabee. As a former Southern Governor, Huckabee hopes to build momentum here.

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California For Huckabee Day!

Supporters in California are organizing Jan. 19th as California for Huckabee Day.

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Chuck Norris vs. Mitt Romney

Chuck Norris attacks back after Mitt Romney attacked Mike Huckabee by distorting Norris' words from World Net Daily! A blistering roundhouse from Norris!

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Issue Watch: 9 Point Border Security Plan

I know that securing our borders must be our top priority and has reached the level of a national emergency. I am as sick and tired as you are that it is harder for us to get on an airplane in our home town than it is for all these illegals to cross our international border unchallenged.

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Mike Huckabee: Road To The Nomination

After A Decisive Iowa Victory And A Surprising Third Place Finish In New Hampshire, Mike Huckabee Leads The National Polls And Is Strong In Upcoming Primary States. By the way, Mitt's DONE!!! After Michigan, he'll be out of state's where he has summer homes, and completely out of options, even if he does blow a few million more on negative ads.

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NE AG Bruning Endorses Huckabee

Little Rock, AR – Former Arkansas Governor and Presidential Candidate Mike Huckabee has appointed Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning as chairman of his Nebraska campaign, it was announced today.

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Janet Huckabee Talks about NH Primary

Mike Huckabee's wife tells Fox News Channel's John Gibson and Heather Nauert why her husband should win the GOP nomination and go on to be our next President. He's genuine. A man of great character who wants to move away from the politics of division and bring the country together around the issues that confront us today.

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After NH, Race May Break Huckabee's Way

If ever there was an electorate that is ripe for Gov. Huckabee's mix of economic populism and compassionate Christianity, it's down-trodden Michigan Republican primary voters. McCain won there in 2000 with strong support from Independents and he will direct all of his efforts at getting those independents to double down, one last time.

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Issue Focus - by Mike Huckabee: The FairTax

Great short explanation of how to fix the tax code and make "Made in USA" more competitive at home and around the world.

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Defense of Huckabee on the Jan. 5th Debate

Before I get into the details about Huckabee, let me first say that Ron Paul obviously has no idea what he's talking about nor does he understand what Radical Islam is all about. The candidates refuting his claims more than once stated that it was not the entire Muslim community, but a small group of these radicals, and he still stated at the end of the dialogue that they were grouping that entire religion together. What a MORON!!!

OK, now to Romney's attack on Huckabee. First of all, Romney stated in September that "the war in Iraq 'a mess' and gave a detailed explanation of how he would end it 'relatively soon' while maintaining stability in the region as he spoke at a town hall meeting in Nashua on Labor Day." ("Romney Shares With Voters His Get-Out-Of-Iraq Strategy," Boston Herald, 9/5/07) How is this any different than what Huckabee stated? Obviously he has not read the entire article which is exactly correct regarding the education of our nation on the radical ideas of these groups.

A fellow Huckabee supporter and blogger at NJ4Huckabee has posted a set of responses online that actually expose Romney's position and verify that Huckabee was correct. Romney stated that he never supported timelines, and in many articles I have read he has been quoted as saying exactly that. This blogger has found the video footage to prove it!

Finally, the McCain website includes article after article regarding all of Romney's flip-flops recently. Huckabee is keeping his campaign positive, but it doesn't mean that a blogger like myself shouldn't expose this guy for what he really is...

Mike Huckabee - Issue Focus: Health Care

The health care system in this country is irrevocably broken, in part because it is only a "health care" system, not a "health" system. We don't need mandated universal health care. We do need to get serious about preventive health care instead of chasing more and more dollars to treat chronic disease.

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Huckabee “bone-tired” after Iowa win

Ruble: What was your reaction to last night’s results?Huckabee: It was great. I felt good about it. I am absolutely bone- tired. I just finished eight interviews and I am done.

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Doug Wead: Huck Will Win

More than a year ago, national pundits assured us that either Rudolph Giuliani, John McCain, or Mitt Romney had a lock on the nomination with maybe the possibility of an outside, dark horse, challenge from Newt Gingrich or Fred Thompson. There was a problem to this reasoning, a socio-cultural-religious problem...

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Video to Georgia Voters

97.35% Chance That Huckabee Will Win Iowa

This article combines polling data and performs statistical analysis on the results thereof. In conclusion, Mike Huckabee has a 97.35% chance of winning tonight.

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Huckabee Declared Winner of Iowa Republican Presidential Caucuses

Mike Huckabee was declared the winner of the Iowa Republican presidential caucuses Thursday night, less than an hour after voting began. With 25 percent reporting, Huckabee had 35 percent, Mitt Romney had 24 percent and Fred Thompson had 14 percent. John McCain had 12 percent, according to the reporting.

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Clinton Rally Displays American Flag on the Floor

This has to be one of the most disgraceful things I have ever seen. I am glad Fox News caught it. As I was hunting around the web tonight for different news stories regarding the Iowa Caucuses, I found the photo to the left with the caption - "A worker vacuums the stage ahead of a rally for Hillary Rodham Clinton in Des Moines, Iowa." What in the world is the American Flag doing lying on the floor? I don't care who you are - that is not cool!!! Just to make sure it did not "disappear", I have included an actual screen shot that you may view.

Huckabee on the Tonight Show!

This was a great interview with Jay Leno. The one thing that I have always liked about Huckabee is his ability to laugh at himself. I also enjoyed watching him play with the band. I am a musician, and I remember back in the day when Bill Clinton played his saxophone on the Arsenio Hall show. I knew some High school students who could out-play Clinton with ease. Watching Huckabee in the second clip, you'll notice him vamping a little which shows a degree of comfort and musicianship.

I thought the story of the gentleman in New Hampshire was really good - it explained well in the short time he had what the Fair Tax would do to help us all. It has always been frustrating to me to go into a grocery store and purchase the basics with barely enough to make it, and then look over at a family paying for their basics with food stamps while their children wear extremely expensive sneakers and they have a second basket with steaks and seafood.

I hope that everything goes well tonight with the campaign and let's continue to do whatever we can to support Mr. Huckabee on his route to the White House!

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The Hill: Huckabee packs them in and puts on a show

DES MOINES – Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (R) put on a show here Tuesday night, and, in what could be a good sign for his campaign, he had a huge crowd to perform for. Huckabee played bass guitar with a local band and he surprised many by pulling MSNBC host and former Rep. Joe Scarborough (R-Fla.) on stage to play along.

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Analysis: Romney attack ads misrepresent facts

Two negative ads recently launched by Mitt Romney either misrepresent his rival's records or include distortions, according to a CNN analysis of the commercials.

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Ministers Who Support Huckabee Receive Warning Letters

Iowa pastors who support Republican Mike Huckabee for president have received letters warning them that getting involved in politics could endanger the tax-exempt status of their churches. Several pastors who have publicly backed Huckabee said they have received the anonymous letters.

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Tax Cuts - Mike Huckabee Iowa Ad

New Video Ad being shown in Iowa regarding Mike Huckabee's record on Tax Cuts.

Mitt Romney Attacks Huckabee, The Truth Behind The Ad

Mitt Romney's latest attack ad against Governor Huckabee is filled with information that is meant to mislead and confuse voters. Let's take a look a the statements made in the Romney ad and then compare them with the truth....

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2 New TV Ads

The following two new TV ads will air this week. "Tax Cuts Matter" will air in New Hampshire and "Our Values" will air in Iowa.

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Obama, Huckabee lead last poll before Iowa caucus

The Des Moines Register's Iowa Poll is one of the most respected measures in America's first caucus state.

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