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Tag Archives: Huckabee
The Biden Vote Defended
If you thought Huckabee’s contention that Sarah Palin received more votes for mayor of Wasilla than Biden did for president sounded a little unlikely, that’s because it was. I don’t know where that went wrong, but I bet he meant … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Add new tag, Alaska, Delaware, Huckabee, Joe Biden, Palin, president, primary, Sarah Palin, theocrat, Wasilla
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Exit Trinity. Exit Church.
Well, Mr. Obama has finally quit that ludicrous Chicago institution known as Trinity United Church of Christ. His membership had survived Rev. Wright, but was ultimately done in over the visiting Rev. Michael Pfleger’s bizarre self-hating white guilt trip, and … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Religion and theology, Uncategorized
Tagged Chicago, christ, church, conservatives, democracy, Domestic Politics, evangelical, God, Huckabee, Obama, pfleger, pirates, pulpit, religion, Trinity, wright
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Oops
A clerical ally of Huckabee is in trouble with the IRS for turning his tax-exempt church into a political platform. Now that seems like a “fair tax” no?
Hanging it Up on Huckabee
A Huckabee blog calls it quits (sort-of). Facing the inevitability of McCain, he asks only that Huckabee “not look for or accept any positions in McCain’s cabinet.” Now there’s one of the first things I can agree with Huckabee supporters … Continue reading
Potomac Primary Notes
The polls suggest that McCain will defeat Hucakbee in Virginia today by 48% to 37%. I for one am hoping for a larger margin of defeat for Huckabee, but I’ll take that. Meanwhile Obama is favored to sweep Virginia, Maryland … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Chesapeake, Huckabee, Maryland, McCain, Obama, poll, Virginia
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When Huckabots Attack
It’s time to put “grassroots” in quotation marks for Mike Huckabee’s campaign. Renaissance Ruminations is being harassed by slimy disclaimerless robo-calls and push polls, from liberation theology central. An irritated Riley at Virginia Virtucon, who is experiencing the same problem, … Continue reading
Into the Fair Tax Black Market
photo: Simón Pais-Thomas Toronto police recently seized shipments of 10,320,000 counterfeit cigarettes from China (PRC authorities themselves intercepted nine billion in 2007). Chinese made counterfeits bearing fake American branding such as Marlboro, are produced “in underground operations, caves and old … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign affairs, Lee's Page
Tagged black market, Canada, China, Chinese, cigarettes, counterfeit, crime, fair tax, Huckabee, illegal, Marlboro, retail, sales tax, smoking, tax, utopian
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Death by Fairness
photo: Simón Pais-Thomas Mick at Uncorrelated has another lovely post on the essentially vile character and politics of Mike Huckabee. Toward the end of his remarks he briefly hits Huckabee’s proposed Fair Tax: …and politically DOA policy planks like the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Lee's Page
Tagged black market, Canada, cigarettes, conservative, consumption tax, economy, fair tax, Huckabee, IRS, libertarian, Mexico, Mike Gravel, Neal Boortz, Ron Paul, smuggling, socialism, taxation, trade, Wal-Mart
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Moral, Yet Alluring
photo: Steve Kaiser Have you ever taken a moment to read some of the many Huckabee blogs that have sprung up over the past months? They’re really quite strange. For instance, here is a snippet from a Blogs 4 Huckabee … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008
Tagged Ann Coulter, Bill Clinton, God, Hezbollah, Hillary Clinton, Huckabee, recession, Sam Brownback
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The Matter with Kansas
photo: Foxicat Looks like the liberation theologist won the Kansas caucuses with a substantial 67% of the vote. Earlier today at CPAC, Huckabee had suggested that miraculous intervention by the Almighty would eventually deliver him the GOP nomination. You have … Continue reading
Unfortnately He Has One
Via The Las Vegas Sun.
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Humor, Lee's Page
Tagged cartoon, Huckabee, McCain, Romney
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How Would it Turn Out?
Out of total Super Tuesday primary votes: Democratic votes for Clinton and Obama: 14,622,822 (63.6%) Republican votes for McCain, Romney and Huckabee: 8,370,022 (36.4%) (Time via Dinocrat)
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Clinton, Dinocrat, Huckabee, Obama, primary, Romney, Time, votes
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Utah Against Huckabee
Photo: Wolfgang Staudt Ken at Oblogatory Anecdotes, along with many other Mormon Romney supporters, is naturally very disappointed about Mitt’s withdrawal from the Republican race. Like many Mormons Ken is convinced Romney was defeated “for the most part because of … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Lee's Page
Tagged campaign, Democrat, Huckabee, Mormon, Mormonism, primary, Republican, Romney, theocrat, Utah, vp
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ACU Presidential Questionnaire
Haven’t had a chance to look at them, but here are the responses.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged American Conservative Union, conservative, Election 2008, Huckabee, McCain, questionnarie, Romney, Ron Paul
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The Ecumenical Reform Coalition Strikes Back
With Romney’s odds of winning the nomination now highly improbable, and the press directly asking Huckabee if he wants to be Vice President, the McCain-Huckabee alliance many of us have longed feared is now quite visible on the horizon. Even … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Lee's Page
Tagged , Abadgaran, Alabama, capitalism, Christian, Georgia, Huckabee, McCain, Missouri, Oklahoma, Romney, West Virginia
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That Nightmare Ticket
Sadly, Mike Huckabee remains in the race in order to distort it. One has to wonder if the increasingly paranoid crypto-theocrat’s gambit to become McCain’s Vice Presidential nominee succeeds, how substantially will it depress mainstream conservative turnout? I’d say pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Clinton, conservative, conspiracy theories, election, Huckabee, libertarian, McCain, Obama, paranoid, vice president
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Still Anyone’s Game
McCain may be the front runner, but it is still anyone’s game going into next Tuesday. And the race can be just as muddled after next Tuesday, if there’s not a clear front runner. And yes, it’s my contention that … Continue reading
Posted in Election 2008, Keith's Page
Tagged delegates, Election 2008, Huckabee, McCain, primaries, Republican, Romney, Super Tuesday
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Bad News from South Carolina
Huckabee the liberation theologist is now tied with McCain in Rasmussen’s latest poll at 24%. One would hope for South Carolinians to regain their senses prior to the vote, but it doesn’t look good.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged GOP, Huckabee, liberation theology, poll, Rasmussen, Republican, social conservatism, South Carolina
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Mike Huckabee’s First Act in Office?
A look at some possible constitutional changes Huckabee would make if he becomes president. Heh.
A John Edwards Rally?
The rhetoric is certainly heating up in this race. Just look at this speech from populist John Edwards: For those of us for whom summer is not a verb, for those of us who didn’t go to fancy boarding schools … Continue reading
Posted in Chris' Page, Domestic Politics, Election 2008
Tagged 2008 elections, Carla Bruni, federalism, Huckabee, populism, Thompson
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