7 Comments so far

1. Ben keeler on February 8, 2008 2:18 am

   Of course Huckabee is Stricklands favorite, he governs the most like a Democrat

2. Conservative Culture on February 8, 2008 6:38 am

   Well, I have my favorite Dem candidate also. That doesn’t mean they would run the country like a Republican. Certainly Huckabee is clearly superior than McCain on a number of issues. It’s a bit disingenuous and doesn’t reflect how he will govern. Besides, what candidate did you endorse of the last candidates?

3. Susan Stowe on February 21, 2008 4:47 pm

   I have followed Huckabee and he is the only one that stands up for the people.
   If the people of Ohio would only reach out to Mike Huckabee
   The people of Ohio can see that Huckabee could be an outstanding candidate.
   The Repulican Party probably knew about the
   McCain so call affair and that is why they were trying to get Huckabee out before it hit

4. Laura Yates on February 22, 2008 11:39 am

   I hope the people in Ohio study Mike Huckabee.

   http://www.mikehuckabee.com

   The media and the GOP have tried to hide this fine candidate from the beginning and many GOP members are so sick of this bias, they may not vote in the general election.

   What the GOP and the media don’t tell people is once people hear what Huckabee has to say, people like him.

   For example, only one week before the Wisconsin Primary, polls indicated that Huckabee had only 4% of the vote. After campaigning in Wisconsin, he ended up with 37% of the vote. That is a 33% gain in just one weeks time!

   McCain on the other hand actually lost 5% of his voters.

   Vote Huckabee
   FAITH***FAMILY***FREEDOM

5. Tim in Colorado on February 26, 2008 6:17 pm

   No Ben. It’s because Mike Huckabee is a good man and people that know him see that. They may not agree on all the issues but they see Mike Huckabee as someone that’s more concerned about Americans than he is about people voted most popular by the Republican party. Funny thing is, if you look at the facts, where the candidates have voted. You’ll see that Mike Huckabee is the most conservative on the issues, expectually the social and moral issues. Check the facts and go to http://www.mikehuckabee.com to see where he stands on the issues. Be informed.

6. Conservative to the Core on February 26, 2008 6:26 pm

   Hey, show me another candidate that has a good plan as to how to decrease our national debt, at the same time lower our taxes by supporting the ‘Fair Tax’, show me someone with an actual plan as to how to secure the border. McCain’s only words on the matter are,”I’ve heard the american people, I was wrong in suggesting amnesty to illegal immigrants. We have to secure the border first.” What’s that mean? So, if he wins the nomination what can we expect? Probably more of the same. Just because a Democrat is smart enough to know a good man when he sees one doesn’t mean we should reject him…look at his record, look at what he did in AR. Go to http://www.mikehuckabee.com

7. Mickey on March 3, 2008 3:47 am

   I’m going on 82 and I don’t think a run for office is really in the cards, but;
   TELL everyone you are going to vote for that if they don’t propose/support the “Line Item Veto” (whereby the President can scratch out (veto) improper inclusions in a budget!) Billions of dollars are being improperly spent by “ear marking” budget items in such as the defense budget, let’s say 397 million dollars to help the New York peanut farmers put out of business for some reason. Or, maybe you want a library built in West Virginia at some cross roads because a town may be built there some day.

   OK, so I stretched it a little bit, but in the defense budjet there should be only items related to defending the country.

   By the way, put in your demand that a 4/5th vote will be required to override a line item veto. Then watch what heppens to the nationl debt (unless a Hillbilly couple are elected president!)