The American Spectator

br> Huckabee for President Campaign /p> p> Quin Hillyer replies: br> Governor Huckabee’s own former communications aide, David Sanders, wrote a piece on Oct. 17 that confirmed that Huckabee was very involved with the decision to let Wayne Dumond out of prison. /p>

I stand by the words of my story.

p> STILL THE ONE br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.’s The Merry Sage of Broadcasting Excellence : /p>

RET’s delightful commentary on Rush Limbaugh’s revenge against “Dingy Harry” Reid and his minions brought a smile to my face and a song to my heart. I followed El Rushbo’s E-Bay auction of the letter sent to the Clear Channel CEO and while I thrilled as the bids escalated, I was totally unprepared for the final total. Delightful! But the fact that Reid decided to try to horn in on the act and declare that he somehow contributed to the realization of such a windfall for the Marine Corps — Law Enforcement Foundation in some way has again brought me to my feet and declare my intentions of contributing to any conservative who attempts to unseat this cretin, even if I don’t live in Nevada. There’s got to be a rock in Searchlight, NV that we can send Reid packing back to, or better still, a hole in the ground

p>Mr. Tyrell’s cracks about the lovely and talented Henry Waxman was simply the whipped cream frosting on the cake, particularly when RET indicated he’d “apologize for our thoroughly accurate report” (regarding Waxman’s attempt at investigations into leading conservative talk show hosts like Rush, Hannity and Levin) once he (Waxman) did “the decent thing and purchase a toupee.” I’m now torn between doing a Halloween jack-o-lantern modeled after Waxman’s goblin features and erecting a cut-out picture in my yard of Dennis Kucinich in a tou-tou. Actually, I might do both. Ought to scare the living be-jeebers out of the kids in the neighborhood.