Here's Mike's chance to impress conservatives. Also: Hillary:
Desperately not seeking Susan.
WILL HE OR WON'T HE?
Fox News host, garage band cover guitarist, and former Arkansas
Gov. Mike Huckabeewill be making a
long-planned speech before the New York Conservative Party in
Syracuse, New York on October 28, but has thus far declined to
say whether he will formally endorse or financially support
Conservative Party House candidate Doug Hoffman, who is running
to fill former Rep. John McHugh's 23rd Congressional District
seat.
Most Republican Party leaders have thus far taken a pass in
endorsing Hoffman, who has the support of the conservative Club
for Growth, as well as the American Conservative Union. House
minority leader John Boehnerand his right
hand man, Rep.Eric Cantorhave
refused to get in the middle of the race, while former House
SpeakerNewt Gingrichand former
Massachusetts Gov.Mitt Romneyhave
also declined to support Hoffman.
Huckabee had agreed to attend the dinner for the state party in
upstate New York some time ago and is looking forward to using
his speech to draw attention to Hoffman, according to a longtime
Huckabee aide. But Huckabee has not decided whether to fully
endorse Hoffman or just "say some nice things about him to boost
his candidacy," says the source, adding, when asked how far
Huckabee might go to support the conservative in the
race, "We probably won't be going so far as to let him
tap into our national fundraising network, if that's what you
mean."
Hoffman is running on the Conservative Party line in the special
election after state Republican Party officials and the
Republican National Congressional Committee chose to place
liberal Dede Scozzafavaon the ballot.
Sources within Club for Growth, who requested anonymity, say that
the organization has recently polled the 23rd District to measure
the impact of its $125,000 media buy over the past ten days, and
that it appeared that among likely voters, Hoffman may now be
running second, with Scozzafava slipping to third. Hoffman has
been running TV advertising in several media markets within the
district, while the Republican candidate has barely been visible
on TV.
RICECAPADES Advisers to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham
Clintonwere none too thrilled to see Amb.Susan Rice, Permanent U.S. Representative
to the United Nations, given prominent placement in the Situation
Room briefing on Afghanistan-Pakistan Wednesday. Rice and Clinton
have knocked heads since early in the Obama Administration
transition, when Rice demanded the same access and senior
staffing levels as Clinton at the State Department was expected
to receive. Clinton was present at the meeting as well, via
video link. Some Clinton advisers believe that Rice,
the former Clinton Administration State Department hand
and Brookings Institution fellow, at times has Obama's ear
more than Hillary does.
"[Rice] is far more savvy about using her UN post for having her
views on international affairs heard than others in the past,"
says a current Clinton adviser. "It seems like every time we turn
around she has something to say about Iran, Iraq, negotiations
with Russia, whatever, and Secretary Clinton hasn't had a
chance to weigh in at all."
Huckabee Fans break new record 400 County Milestone
BREAKING NEWS...
Thousands of Huckabee Fans across the nation in 50 States break a
new record. There are now over 400 Counties in America with Mike
Huckabee Fans.
His extensive network of Huckabee Fans continues to expand at a
phenomenal pace. With three years before the 2012 Presidential
Elections, his base is already picking up a lot of momentum at
the grassroots level.
Check it out for yourself, just google - Huckabee Fan Club
Bob Madden| 10.16.09 @ 1:48AM
If we want fiscal conservatives in the general election we will
have to work for them now. Kick do nothing, status quo candidates
to the curb now, and help those you can find who have the both
the conviction, and courage to act. I am as guilty as anyone for
not doing much of anything during the primaries in the past, but
I can change that.
kerry| 10.18.09 @ 1:03PM
please check out removerinos.com this is where you can find out
who is running against moderates/liberal republicans like Snowe,
McCain, Graham, etc. and donate to support good candidates.
Lawrence Boccardi| 10.15.09 @ 8:07AM
Forget Hoffman, it's Huckabee that sets me off. He stayed in the
2008 race, with no chance of winning, just to suck votes from
Romney, to McCain's benefit! Not again.
Ryan| 10.15.09 @ 8:33AM
Huckabee was a better choice over Romney and McCain. Neither are
as conservative, and right now we need a rightward jolt in the
arm over another pseudo-conservative in control.
Unless a conservative (which Romney isn't) with real-world
business experience gets in the race, I'll probably back
Huckabee. Conservatives need to stop getting behind Republican
elitists and also-rans and statists, and actually stand behind
real candidates like Hoffman.
Yes, we may lose a handful of races (like the current
Presidency), but we have to send the message to the party
leadership to back the candidates we need rather than the ones
that will keep the Washington elite pleased.
Grzmlyk| 10.15.09 @ 8:35AM
Huckabee has always struck me as a phony. I will never trust him.
Gazinya| 10.15.09 @ 9:57AM
Huckabee is a huckster. I asked myself when he came onto the
scene why would he have to shout "I am the most conservative".
Then we find out that he is just another moderate who can be
bought and sold. He WANTS to be important, else why leave the
pulpit for politics. I am looking for someone in the same vein as
Sarah Palin. Someone who has a 'life long' experience of living
conservatively. Not someone who decides later in life, "Sure, if
it works". Think Romney and Huckaberry.
Huckabee is no huckster, he is a public servant (which is
something missing from todays politicians) who speaks really
well, and was an excellent Governor, far better than Mitt ever
was. He had the toughest border-control plan of the top three,
the only one to come out for the FairTax, and the cest NRA
ranking.
macdaddy| 10.15.09 @ 10:15AM
Poor Hillary. I'd think she'd quit except that would be the end
of her time in politics. Instead, she has to put up with being
ineffective at diplomacy while Susan Rice is showing herself to
be the true power on foreign affairs. Unfortunately, having Ms.
Rice in charge is not good for America. Imagine that! I'm now
wishing a Clinton was in charge. Damn you, Obama!
Margie| 10.15.09 @ 5:01PM
Did you know that Hitlery actually started out in life as a
conservative? I guess she realized how rich she could become if
she gave up her core beliefs and suckered the people. Along with
Hubby, of course.
Derek Leaberry| 10.15.09 @ 11:34AM
Mr. Huckabee is bad news for conservatives. Not only was he a big
spender as governor, he was a scold of conservatives when they
criticzed him for telling the truth about his fiscal liberalism.
As governor, he not only acted as a towel-boy for Tyson's Chicken
and Walmart, he was enthusiastic about illegal immigration and
the ethnic transformation of his state.
Margie| 10.15.09 @ 5:07PM
Fiscal conservative, social Liberal=Liberal.
Fiscal Liberal, social conservative=Liberal.
aka "Moderate."
How about being a conservative through and through? Like Ronald
Reagan was? They're out there. Like Sarah Palin. Proof that
that's the conservatism America wants was obvious when she came
on the scene!
voter| 10.15.09 @ 11:37AM
You Romney supporters just need to get over it, once and for all.
Huckabee had every single right to run and stay in the race --
Romney wasn't doing any better than him -- in fact, he was doing
worst.
Romney only finds himself in safe situations (like Christie in
NJ) but Huckabee has supported (and Hac Pac has donated to) Marco
Rubio in Florida and he will, at the very least, say positive
things about Hoffman.
Why do you think the NY CONSERVATIVE Party invited Mike (and not
mitt) to speak!!
Go Mike!!
Ryan| 10.15.09 @ 12:35PM
Huckabee critics (like the Club for Growth) oversimplify some of
the issues that he faced in Arkansas. Huck was the only
reasonable candidate pushing the FairTax reforms (sorry Paulites,
but you had a bit too little overstated representation).
Notice NOW something - Club for Growth and Huckabee are backing
the same guy. That should tell the Republican elitists something.
Adam Smith| 10.15.09 @ 1:28PM
Hucksterbee was the idiot who thought telling America he used to
cook squirrels in his popcorn popper (he had to add this took
place in a trailer) would make him better identify with the
"average joe"...was one of the tools who made the Republicrat
party a joke.
He had serious ethical complaints while gov, looted the gov's
mansion (like Bubba & co) when leaving, solicited "gifts"
from wealthy constituents and ran Arkansas much the Carter did
the US.
Enough of Hucksterbee, bobdole, Newt, McLame Lindsay "Lohan"
Graham and the rest of their ilk (Hi Olmpia!).
The Republicrats need to decide if they ever want to be a
relevant party again, not how they want to divide up the spoils
of America!
…Philip Klein amspec American Spectator 116 Show more Shortened Links Linking to the spectator.org page http://bit.ly/4kDNz info http://bit.ly/1VvLjU info 3 tweets Tweet The American Spectator : Huckabee and Hoffman spectator.org/archives/2009/10/15/huckabee-and-hoffman – view page – cached Fox News host, garage band cover guitarist, and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee will be making a…
somnolence| 10.15.09 @ 6:02PM
Without Palin the GOP will be ailin'. Mitt or Huck won't be able
to stir me from my chair come election day 2012.
Linda| 10.16.09 @ 7:09PM
That's really too bad because YOU are the reason we have
President Obama. I would say that Gov. Huckabee or Gov. Romney is
a far cry better than Obama. If you can't get out and vote for
your party you deserve the President you have....
PCP Smoker| 10.15.09 @ 7:04PM
Take Huckacreep, put him in a garbage bin, and keep him there.
Same for that Newt guy. It's time for Paul Ryan, Mike Pence,
Sarah P, and Michele Bachmann to be the face of the party. Oh,
and no Bushes either.
Linda| 10.16.09 @ 7:05PM
I have never seen such rude and immature bloggers as the ones on
this post! You certainly weren't raised with manners! Governor
Huckabee is a perfect package of conservatism with common sense!
He has his finger on the pulse of The American people and he will
win the nomination in a landslide in Ronald Reagan style taking a
lot of Huckabee Democrats!!!!
PCP Smoker| 10.16.09 @ 10:24PM
I think it was rude and immature of Huckacreep to team up with
McCain in West Virginia to give McLame a victory. McLame was soon
to concede the race to Obama.
I think it was ugly that he kept putting down Romney's religion;
teaming up with the NYT reporter to innocently ask if mormons
"believed that Jesus and the Devil were brothers". Nothing like
discussing Mormonism before an interview.
Huckacreep, plenty of "manners, common sense, and class"...NOT!
James| 10.16.09 @ 9:54PM
The little bit I have seen of Huckabee I have truly appreciated.
I realize there might be some (many) things that I do not know
about him that would cause me to change my mind. What would be
helpful to people who are in the same situation as I am is for
those to write negative comments about him to spell out at least
one important cause that makes him so unacceptable.
BTW, I too think Sarah is one of the best hopes for this nation.
JonH| 2.1.10 @ 2:42PM
Read More, read old archive material from last POTUS election.
Huckabee's true self came out. He's in a corrective mode now and
hides his record and projects conservative principles. He isn't
stupid, just has little class and applies principles with very
poor judgement. He is not POTUS timber, character, intelligence.
Yosemeti Sam| 10.17.09 @ 12:27AM
PCP Smoker - has it right to a T.
Additionally, it should be noted Suckabee hails
from Arkansas. Same political spawning pond of the Clintons.
Long Ben| 10.17.09 @ 3:15AM
Romney fouled his nest with social conservatives.
I,m pretty sure irrevocably, because of the lengths he went to
embracing the so called gay rights and pro abortion policies,
just to be elected in Mass. His conversion to pro life did and
does ring hollow. Sanctity of Human life is the hill upon which
social conservatives will stand , fight , and die if need be.
JonH| 2.1.10 @ 2:56PM
Long Ben,
Take a closer look at politics in MA. State legislature is 85%
Dem and 13% Rep. The % of indep in MA is 51%, but mostly liberal
leaning. Romney is LDS and several pols identify LDS as the most
conservative group in America today (more than Evangelicals).
SOOOOOOOOOOO.....
Even a conservative in MA can't run to win unless he
de-emphasizes his conservatism. Outside of MA he can show his
real stripes and get somewhere. Romney is a conservative. Read
about him at Reagan's baby--The Heritage Foundation. LDS believe
in supporting the LAW of The Land----it's fundamental to them as
is working to change bad laws. Romney had to back pro gay laws
and pro abortion--IT WAS ON THE BOOKS. Learn MA history and see
what else Romney did AS Gov there.
TJCL| 10.17.09 @ 6:26PM
I hope that Huckabee fans do a little investigating of their guy
- he is a cut throat and a phony. The liberals would love to see
him on the ticket - he has much in his closet to expose. It
worrys me that so many evangelicals think he's a good guy because
he used to be a preacher - there have been a lot of not so stand
up preachers folks!
Cris Worth| 10.18.09 @ 9:14AM
I have read in some quarters Mitt Romney first name "Willard" is
a shoe-in for the 2012 GOP nomination. I can see it now - some
Donkey political operative will run a political commercial as
follows: do you remember the 1971 classic “Willard" the man who
led an army of plundering rats. We have a sequel and his name is
Willard Mitt Romney leading a new generation of plundering
corporate rats. Bank on it!
Spicy Joker| 10.18.09 @ 12:57PM
Hucksterbee is a big-spending liberal Republican who PRETENDS to
play the bass.
Nitwit Romney is an opportunist who changes his position
depending on which way the wind is blowing. When he was governor
of Taxachusetts, he signed a bill just like Obamacare. He also
declined to run for a second term because he knew he'd lose. What
a coward! What a chump!
John Boner and Eric Canturd are the worst Republican leaders
ever.
somnolence| 10.18.09 @ 1:45PM
Linda, I am through voting for the party. A future GOP candidate
had better have consistent, verifiable 100 percent conservative
credentials before they qualify for MY precious vote. I voted for
both President Bushes on all occasions and they turned out to be
RINOS(although I still like and admire both men as human beings
and individuals). NO MORE, THANK YOU! And my prediction is that
eventually, maybe even after a cycle of presidential losses, more
and more of the population will come to their senses. The GOP
desperately needs someone other than just Sara to step forward.
And I'm note even sure that Bobby Jindl is that individual. He
certainly doesn't impress me as much as Sara does in thought,
presentation, candor and demeanor plus long held principles.
…Had Enough’ October 16, 2009 • The Great RINO Hunt in Upstate New York October 16, 2009 • UPDATE: Conservative Hoffman Gains in N.Y. Special Election October 15, 2009 • Huckabee and Hoffman October 15, 2009 • The Importance of Doug Hoffman October 15, 2009 • RINO ‘On the Run’ in NY23 Special Election October 14, 2009 • Losing It Over Scozzafava October 8, 2009 No…
…of others thinks it does. Backing Hoffman means going against the Republican establishment. But it also means standing for Conservative principles; the one thing lacking in the GOP right now. Another interesting tid-bit to this story, Mike Huckabee, the man some believe to be the heir apparent to the GOP nomination for President, has refused to publically endorse Doug Hoffman. I’d love to hear from you Huckabee…
LineInTheSand| 10.25.09 @ 12:56AM
The feeling I had deep down in my gut when Huckabee waffled on
endorsing Hoffman is that he is weak, and more concerned about
the GOP party establishment, then America. It doesn't matter that
he didn't endorse Scozzafava. It's a no brainer to not endorse a
liberal RINO. I'm shocked that Ginchrich and Huckabee are that
out of tune with conservatives. The old GOP is done.
finsished...and they don't see it. If Hoffman does not win this
election, and I think he has the momentum to pull it off, then he
will be positioned with name recognition to win the same seat
next year. Huckabee cannot beat Obama anyway, so he did nothing
to further his aspirations of being President. All he did was
show where his true loyalties lie. Somehow I feel in my gut that
Romney is not hurt by also not endorsing Hoffman. Romney is out
campaigning for other conservtives like Jim Demint, and at least
Romney doesn't go around pretending to be a preacher slick
conservative like Huckabee does. Romney, I believe, will trend
more to the right when elected President in 2012. I don't buy the
spill that Romney say's anything to get elected. He has flip
flopped before on issues before, but he is not perfect. Romney
doesn't pretend to be far right on everything like Huckabee does,
but I believe Romney will rise to the occasion, seeing what our
times call for. I'll keep watching Huckabee play his bass guitar
on Fox.
…establishment. For his part, Gov. Pawlenty has expressed doubts about GOP establishment candidate Dede Scozzafava and said on Friday that he will probably make an endorsement soon. Huckabee will be delivering a speech at a New York Conservative Party event on Wednesday and many are speculating that he will endorse Hoffman at that time. So far Romney has declined involvement in the race, but if four of his…
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…some game-changer; as John Miller says, this smells like a bandwagon move made only after there was no longer any political risk to endorsing Rubio. Which, incidentally, isn’t the first time Romney held off on backing a conservative darling who didn’t (yet) have the blessing of the party’s establishment. Way to take a stand, Mitt. Blowback Note from Hot Air management: This section is for comments…
…DeVore, she for Fiorina — I think it’s about time everyone shows their cards, no? This has been a constant source of irritation with Romney, exercising prudence to a fault in not endorsing Doug Hoffman or Marco Rubio until it became politically “safe” to do so. Grassroots conservatives want to see some nerve; a principled candidate who’s out for more than his political self-interest…
Huckapedia| 10.15.09 @ 7:29AM
Huckabee Fans break new record 400 County Milestone
BREAKING NEWS...
Thousands of Huckabee Fans across the nation in 50 States break a new record. There are now over 400 Counties in America with Mike Huckabee Fans.
His extensive network of Huckabee Fans continues to expand at a phenomenal pace. With three years before the 2012 Presidential Elections, his base is already picking up a lot of momentum at the grassroots level.
Check it out for yourself, just google - Huckabee Fan Club
Bob Madden| 10.16.09 @ 1:48AM
If we want fiscal conservatives in the general election we will have to work for them now. Kick do nothing, status quo candidates to the curb now, and help those you can find who have the both the conviction, and courage to act. I am as guilty as anyone for not doing much of anything during the primaries in the past, but I can change that.
kerry| 10.18.09 @ 1:03PM
please check out removerinos.com this is where you can find out who is running against moderates/liberal republicans like Snowe, McCain, Graham, etc. and donate to support good candidates.
Lawrence Boccardi| 10.15.09 @ 8:07AM
Forget Hoffman, it's Huckabee that sets me off. He stayed in the 2008 race, with no chance of winning, just to suck votes from Romney, to McCain's benefit! Not again.
Ryan| 10.15.09 @ 8:33AM
Huckabee was a better choice over Romney and McCain. Neither are as conservative, and right now we need a rightward jolt in the arm over another pseudo-conservative in control.
Unless a conservative (which Romney isn't) with real-world business experience gets in the race, I'll probably back Huckabee. Conservatives need to stop getting behind Republican elitists and also-rans and statists, and actually stand behind real candidates like Hoffman.
Yes, we may lose a handful of races (like the current Presidency), but we have to send the message to the party leadership to back the candidates we need rather than the ones that will keep the Washington elite pleased.
Grzmlyk| 10.15.09 @ 8:35AM
Huckabee has always struck me as a phony. I will never trust him.
Gazinya| 10.15.09 @ 9:57AM
Huckabee is a huckster. I asked myself when he came onto the scene why would he have to shout "I am the most conservative". Then we find out that he is just another moderate who can be bought and sold. He WANTS to be important, else why leave the pulpit for politics. I am looking for someone in the same vein as Sarah Palin. Someone who has a 'life long' experience of living conservatively. Not someone who decides later in life, "Sure, if it works". Think Romney and Huckaberry.
protobeast| 10.23.09 @ 10:08AM
Huckabee is no huckster, he is a public servant (which is something missing from todays politicians) who speaks really well, and was an excellent Governor, far better than Mitt ever was. He had the toughest border-control plan of the top three, the only one to come out for the FairTax, and the cest NRA ranking.
macdaddy| 10.15.09 @ 10:15AM
Poor Hillary. I'd think she'd quit except that would be the end of her time in politics. Instead, she has to put up with being ineffective at diplomacy while Susan Rice is showing herself to be the true power on foreign affairs. Unfortunately, having Ms. Rice in charge is not good for America. Imagine that! I'm now wishing a Clinton was in charge. Damn you, Obama!
Margie| 10.15.09 @ 5:01PM
Did you know that Hitlery actually started out in life as a conservative? I guess she realized how rich she could become if she gave up her core beliefs and suckered the people. Along with Hubby, of course.
Derek Leaberry| 10.15.09 @ 11:34AM
Mr. Huckabee is bad news for conservatives. Not only was he a big spender as governor, he was a scold of conservatives when they criticzed him for telling the truth about his fiscal liberalism. As governor, he not only acted as a towel-boy for Tyson's Chicken and Walmart, he was enthusiastic about illegal immigration and the ethnic transformation of his state.
Margie| 10.15.09 @ 5:07PM
Fiscal conservative, social Liberal=Liberal.
Fiscal Liberal, social conservative=Liberal.
aka "Moderate."
How about being a conservative through and through? Like Ronald Reagan was? They're out there. Like Sarah Palin. Proof that that's the conservatism America wants was obvious when she came on the scene!
voter| 10.15.09 @ 11:37AM
You Romney supporters just need to get over it, once and for all. Huckabee had every single right to run and stay in the race -- Romney wasn't doing any better than him -- in fact, he was doing worst.
Romney only finds himself in safe situations (like Christie in NJ) but Huckabee has supported (and Hac Pac has donated to) Marco Rubio in Florida and he will, at the very least, say positive things about Hoffman.
Why do you think the NY CONSERVATIVE Party invited Mike (and not mitt) to speak!!
Go Mike!!
Ryan| 10.15.09 @ 12:35PM
Huckabee critics (like the Club for Growth) oversimplify some of the issues that he faced in Arkansas. Huck was the only reasonable candidate pushing the FairTax reforms (sorry Paulites, but you had a bit too little overstated representation).
Notice NOW something - Club for Growth and Huckabee are backing the same guy. That should tell the Republican elitists something.
Adam Smith| 10.15.09 @ 1:28PM
Hucksterbee was the idiot who thought telling America he used to cook squirrels in his popcorn popper (he had to add this took place in a trailer) would make him better identify with the "average joe"...was one of the tools who made the Republicrat party a joke.
He had serious ethical complaints while gov, looted the gov's mansion (like Bubba & co) when leaving, solicited "gifts" from wealthy constituents and ran Arkansas much the Carter did the US.
Enough of Hucksterbee, bobdole, Newt, McLame Lindsay "Lohan" Graham and the rest of their ilk (Hi Olmpia!).
The Republicrats need to decide if they ever want to be a relevant party again, not how they want to divide up the spoils of America!
Pingback| 10.15.09 @ 1:47PM
Twitter Trackbacks for The American Spectator : Huckabee and Hoffman [spectator.org] links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
somnolence| 10.15.09 @ 6:02PM
Without Palin the GOP will be ailin'. Mitt or Huck won't be able to stir me from my chair come election day 2012.
Linda| 10.16.09 @ 7:09PM
That's really too bad because YOU are the reason we have President Obama. I would say that Gov. Huckabee or Gov. Romney is a far cry better than Obama. If you can't get out and vote for your party you deserve the President you have....
PCP Smoker| 10.15.09 @ 7:04PM
Take Huckacreep, put him in a garbage bin, and keep him there. Same for that Newt guy. It's time for Paul Ryan, Mike Pence, Sarah P, and Michele Bachmann to be the face of the party. Oh, and no Bushes either.
Linda| 10.16.09 @ 7:05PM
I have never seen such rude and immature bloggers as the ones on this post! You certainly weren't raised with manners! Governor Huckabee is a perfect package of conservatism with common sense! He has his finger on the pulse of The American people and he will win the nomination in a landslide in Ronald Reagan style taking a lot of Huckabee Democrats!!!!
PCP Smoker| 10.16.09 @ 10:24PM
I think it was rude and immature of Huckacreep to team up with McCain in West Virginia to give McLame a victory. McLame was soon to concede the race to Obama.
I think it was ugly that he kept putting down Romney's religion; teaming up with the NYT reporter to innocently ask if mormons "believed that Jesus and the Devil were brothers". Nothing like discussing Mormonism before an interview.
Huckacreep, plenty of "manners, common sense, and class"...NOT!
James| 10.16.09 @ 9:54PM
The little bit I have seen of Huckabee I have truly appreciated. I realize there might be some (many) things that I do not know about him that would cause me to change my mind. What would be helpful to people who are in the same situation as I am is for those to write negative comments about him to spell out at least one important cause that makes him so unacceptable.
BTW, I too think Sarah is one of the best hopes for this nation.
JonH| 2.1.10 @ 2:42PM
Read More, read old archive material from last POTUS election. Huckabee's true self came out. He's in a corrective mode now and hides his record and projects conservative principles. He isn't stupid, just has little class and applies principles with very poor judgement. He is not POTUS timber, character, intelligence.
Yosemeti Sam| 10.17.09 @ 12:27AM
PCP Smoker - has it right to a T.
Additionally, it should be noted Suckabee hails
from Arkansas. Same political spawning pond of the Clintons.
Long Ben| 10.17.09 @ 3:15AM
Romney fouled his nest with social conservatives.
I,m pretty sure irrevocably, because of the lengths he went to embracing the so called gay rights and pro abortion policies, just to be elected in Mass. His conversion to pro life did and does ring hollow. Sanctity of Human life is the hill upon which social conservatives will stand , fight , and die if need be.
JonH| 2.1.10 @ 2:56PM
Long Ben,
Take a closer look at politics in MA. State legislature is 85% Dem and 13% Rep. The % of indep in MA is 51%, but mostly liberal leaning. Romney is LDS and several pols identify LDS as the most conservative group in America today (more than Evangelicals). SOOOOOOOOOOO.....
Even a conservative in MA can't run to win unless he de-emphasizes his conservatism. Outside of MA he can show his real stripes and get somewhere. Romney is a conservative. Read about him at Reagan's baby--The Heritage Foundation. LDS believe in supporting the LAW of The Land----it's fundamental to them as is working to change bad laws. Romney had to back pro gay laws and pro abortion--IT WAS ON THE BOOKS. Learn MA history and see what else Romney did AS Gov there.
TJCL| 10.17.09 @ 6:26PM
I hope that Huckabee fans do a little investigating of their guy - he is a cut throat and a phony. The liberals would love to see him on the ticket - he has much in his closet to expose. It worrys me that so many evangelicals think he's a good guy because he used to be a preacher - there have been a lot of not so stand up preachers folks!
Cris Worth| 10.18.09 @ 9:14AM
I have read in some quarters Mitt Romney first name "Willard" is a shoe-in for the 2012 GOP nomination. I can see it now - some Donkey political operative will run a political commercial as follows: do you remember the 1971 classic “Willard" the man who led an army of plundering rats. We have a sequel and his name is Willard Mitt Romney leading a new generation of plundering corporate rats. Bank on it!
Spicy Joker| 10.18.09 @ 12:57PM
Hucksterbee is a big-spending liberal Republican who PRETENDS to play the bass.
Nitwit Romney is an opportunist who changes his position depending on which way the wind is blowing. When he was governor of Taxachusetts, he signed a bill just like Obamacare. He also declined to run for a second term because he knew he'd lose. What a coward! What a chump!
John Boner and Eric Canturd are the worst Republican leaders ever.
somnolence| 10.18.09 @ 1:45PM
Linda, I am through voting for the party. A future GOP candidate had better have consistent, verifiable 100 percent conservative credentials before they qualify for MY precious vote. I voted for both President Bushes on all occasions and they turned out to be RINOS(although I still like and admire both men as human beings and individuals). NO MORE, THANK YOU! And my prediction is that eventually, maybe even after a cycle of presidential losses, more and more of the population will come to their senses. The GOP desperately needs someone other than just Sara to step forward. And I'm note even sure that Bobby Jindl is that individual. He certainly doesn't impress me as much as Sara does in thought, presentation, candor and demeanor plus long held principles.
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It’s Up to You, Upstate New York | America Watches Obama links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
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Sarah Palin Endorses Doug Hoffman in New York 23rd » Right Pundits links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
LineInTheSand| 10.25.09 @ 12:56AM
The feeling I had deep down in my gut when Huckabee waffled on endorsing Hoffman is that he is weak, and more concerned about the GOP party establishment, then America. It doesn't matter that he didn't endorse Scozzafava. It's a no brainer to not endorse a liberal RINO. I'm shocked that Ginchrich and Huckabee are that out of tune with conservatives. The old GOP is done. finsished...and they don't see it. If Hoffman does not win this election, and I think he has the momentum to pull it off, then he will be positioned with name recognition to win the same seat next year. Huckabee cannot beat Obama anyway, so he did nothing to further his aspirations of being President. All he did was show where his true loyalties lie. Somehow I feel in my gut that Romney is not hurt by also not endorsing Hoffman. Romney is out campaigning for other conservtives like Jim Demint, and at least Romney doesn't go around pretending to be a preacher slick conservative like Huckabee does. Romney, I believe, will trend more to the right when elected President in 2012. I don't buy the spill that Romney say's anything to get elected. He has flip flopped before on issues before, but he is not perfect. Romney doesn't pretend to be far right on everything like Huckabee does, but I believe Romney will rise to the occasion, seeing what our times call for. I'll keep watching Huckabee play his bass guitar on Fox.
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Palin Goes Rogue, Endorses Hoffman « Nate, Uncensored links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
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First, kids create a character. After selecting whether to play as a boy or a girl Poptropica , they are assigned a name. Each character's appearance is randomly generated to start with; kids have the option to change almost all of their avatar's physical attributes, such as facial features and clothing. This character can be saved, via a password system, for use in future game-play sessions.
Then, kids enter Poptropica , a virtual world dotted with individual islands. Each island has its own theme, and its own adventure for players to complete. For example, "Time-Tangled Island" is a time-traveling adventure in which players must return objects and characters to their historically accurate periods, while "Spy Island" is a comical thriller with lots of futuristic gadgets. Each has a distinct storyline that is not related to those of the other islands.
Besides the single-player adventure, each island features common rooms, in which poptropica players can play standalone games against other people. These are primarily short, simple, reflex-based games, such as a skydiving competition in which the first person to touch the ground safely wins, or a basketball shooting competition in which the hoop is rising and falling. Players are given a star ranking based on their win-loss record.
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Hot Air » Blog Archive » Crist: I’ll consider running as an independent “later on” links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
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Hot Air » When will Romney endorse someone in California’s Senate race? links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
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Cruises from Southampton| 5.4.11 @ 6:29AM
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Holidays O| 8.18.11 @ 6:52PM
I just love the comment from somnolence; "I voted for both President Bushes on all occasions and they turned out to be RINOS"
Now I have heard the later Bush called a lot of things but Rhino beats them all!