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Thursday, January 10, 2008
Posted by:
Duane Patterson
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10:49 PM
"...he will have to expand the map to cover the upcoming loss of Ohio to the Democrats."
Acording to Rasmussen, Huckabee has a five-point lead over Hillary in Ohio, the largest margin over HRC of any GOP candidate. If Huck's the candidate, we hold Ohio. Which means if MN voters are proud of their collapsing bridge, which I very much doubt, it won't matter as much as you suggest.
For the record, Mike might have been referring to that tunnel collapse in Boston. |
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You dont give the voters credit for being intelligent.
He made a good point.
Taxes are not necessarily evil; in fact, they are Biblical, and if the money is well spent for the public good of ALL citizens, they can often be completely justifiable-as they were in Arkansas when Mike Huckabee was Governor orf Arkansas-which I suspect is why he was re-elected.
Its not necessary to demagogue taxes and illegal aliens in order to "win friends and influence people" as Mitt Romney *may* eventually realize.
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THE PEOPLE OF Minnesota WANT BETTER BRIDGES. MINNESOTA IS NOT THE ONLY LOCATION THAT HAS SUFFERED FROM FAILING BRIDGES. THE RESIDENTS OF MINNESOTA CAN APPRECIATE A GOVERNOR RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT THAT HAS A HEALTHY COMMAND OVER A PROBLEM THAT RELATES TO THEM. THE REPUBLICAN ESTABLISHMENT IS PLAYING INTO STEREOTYPES INVENTED BY DEMOCRATS THAT WE REALLY DON'T CARE ABOUT THE AVERAGE VOTER. HUCKABEE SHOWS RESPECT FOR THE PEOPLE OF EVERY STATE. |
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I think this is the first time I have heard taxes refered to as "hope." That is an interesting euphimism. Maybe that is what Obama means when he talks about an "Audacity of Hope." |
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have lost their righteous standing on taxes because Bush has spent like a drunken sailor. It used to be republicans were for less taxes and small government - a logical premise leading to a logical conclusion. Now we have to convince americans less taxes and high spending makes sense - was this taught at Harvard Business School or law School? How will be continue paying for Bush's programs if we lower taxes? How will we continue spending $8 billion a month on Iraq and expand our mission to include Iran, pakistan and Afganistan if we cut taxes? Republicans need to connect the dots better... |
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Huckabee's record has also been analyzed by the Cato institute. He was rated the 3rd worst governor in the U.S. as someone who aligned themselves with conservatism. That means a myriad of Democratic governors are more conservative than he is.
2006: Supported President Bush's immigration plan and claimed that opposition to Bush's proposal was driven by "racism or nativism" and that it wasn't amnesty. (Ralph Hallow, "Huckabee 'Serious' About Presidency," Washington Times, 5/17/06)
Wrote in his 2007 book that implementing strict enforcement of immigration laws "would be sheer folly" and that it made sense to give "those here illegally a process through which they pay a reasonable fine in admission of their guilt for the past infraction of violating our border laws and agree to adhere to a pathway toward legal status and citizenship." (Mike Huckabee, From Hope to Higher Ground, 2007, p. 117-118)
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Often my grandparets being he was a life long decon in the local church would have the pastor or the visiting pastor over for Sunday dinner.
Some of them would not lift a finger to help my grandmother, not even say hello in some cases just talk to grand dad about the offering as grand dad was a big Sunday plate filler down at the church, then they would go out on the front porch and talk and lean back in the big old rockers.
Grandmother would be cleaning up the table, washing dishes, Huckabee reminds me of those Baptist preachers, that and the ones who ran off with the offerings.
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Duane "Generalissimo" Patterson is the producer of the nationally syndicated "Hugh Hewitt Show". In a sense Duane is "the man behind the curtain" -- and this is his blog.
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