He “said”…She “said”…No one under oath…And plenty of people, with a motivation to, ahem, stretch the truth.

I’d like to see hard evidence, such as a letter from Huckabee to the parole board.

LOCALLY, we know that Mike Huckabee is a poor imitation of Elmer Gantry, and Ouachita Baptist College isn’t exactly a proving ground for intellectual giants. Southern Baptist preachers, yes; world leaders, no. LOCALLY, we know that MRS. Huckabee would give MRS. Clinton a run for her money when it comes to brazen power grabs. LOCALLY, we know that Billy Jeff isn’t the only boy from Hope plagued by scandals that just happen to have a basis in fact.

We told you about Gennifer and Juanita, and you ignored us. We warned you about Hillary and about Al. Everybody looked the other way. Now we’re telling you that Fred is The Real Deal — and, once again, you’re deaf to the people who know them. You’re letting the MSM drive the agenda, folks. They say “lazy”, “lagging in the polls”, “no fire in the belly”…and you’re falling for that garbage. You’d rather critique his choice of tie or criticize his head bobs than acknowledge that he’s the only candidate offering substantive answers to *every* substantive question before us.

Well, I say you and csdeven and tommylotto and BKennedy may just get what you deserve — a great candidate who’s a lousy President. But, hey, I may be wrong. After all, what do us ignorant ‘locals’ know?

I’m just seeing this campaign as the MSM/Pundits shooting down one candidate after another until the ones THEY want are left.

I don’t have an alternative, but I think the primaries are more weakness than strength at this point.

PLEASE PUT THE KIBOSH ON THIS COLD FISH NOW.

Stand back, folks. I think we might be on the verge of a Huckplosion. You don’t want to be around when it really goes thermonuclear. I ain’t gonna be pretty.

The High Reverend Huckster also tried to make off with about $80,000 worth of furniture when he left the governor’s mansion in Arkansas.

MB4 on December 5, 2007 at 1:42 PM

Yeah, here’s an interesting story on that. Wonderful human being.

The High Reverend Huckster also tried to make off with about $80,000 worth of furniture when he left the governor’s mansion in Arkansas.

Didn’t the Clintons try that when they left the Whitehouse? Must be the Arkansas governing mentality. If the taxpayers paid for it, it’s mine!

Would Jesus have done that?

I don’t see any evidence of corruption. Being a dumba$$, probably, but corrupt? Where’s the evidence?

BacaDog on December 5, 2007 at 12:57 PM

His views on immigration are not based on his Christian faith. All a person needs to do is look at his connections to figure this out.

It’s not the only reason to believe he’s not the person he claims to be.

[sorry about responding to myself. just one of those days]

jaime on December 5, 2007 at 1:27 PM

It is permisable to talk to yourself as long as you are making sense.

Rape and murder are not abstract policy positions. That’s real world stuff, and he got an F.

Yeah, this is a ‘drip, drip’ type of story as well – the more you learn about it, the worse Huckabee’s actions look. His campaign’s response is mystifying, though. If he doesn’t get out and explain why he did what he did, the information that’s still out there will end him.

Correct. The uber-religious squishiness (close Gitmo, immigration, this case) combined with more undiscovered Arkansas baggage will derail his smarmy campaign.

Rape and murder are not abstract policy positions. That’s real world stuff, and he got an F.