Would somebody please drive a stake through this bastard’s heart?

argos on August 28, 2008 at 9:01 AM

The other method – shining sunlight on him – seems to be working pretty darn well.

Finally I’d just point out that all the name calling here has the potential to turn off loads of social conservatives. Huckabee is a party man who remains valuable to the Republican coalition. We all need to grow up and leave the juvenile behavior to the left.

As it stands McCain is going to win because Obama is the stupidest Dem ever (should be +30 points at this point) and I doubt the VP will matter.

Huck will claim that his actions to keep “That Mormon” off the ticket is the reason. And yes, that is exactly how he sees it, he is a bigot after all.

Delusional.

WastelandMan on August 28, 2008 at 12:32 AM

No you’re not, WastedMan.

Nobody was calling Huck the Soros of the party. They were asking who the Soros of our party is so that person could pay Huck to shut up.

…This is as an attack on God, whether people admit it or not, not Mike Huckabee…
apacalyps on August 27, 2008 at 7:47 PM

Dang its worse than I thought… :(

-Wasteland Man.

apacalyps on August 27, 2008 at 7:26 PM

Delusional. Man I though when the poster repeatedly called you “Clinically Insane” the other night he was being a bit harsh but DAMN! You are clearly delusional! Seriously! Seek professional help! and stay away from whoever your pastor is!

-Wasteland Man.

An apology for Mormons does not go like this: “They accuse me of….but I didn’t do anything wrong…and they are treating me unfairly.”

I just thought I would clarify that. Incase in your holier than thou, so-called “Christian”, world apologies are different. I know our values are so very very different and all. (Please know that I only am referring to a certain order of fanatic and not you good people of true faith.)

And I say “so-called “Christian”" in the most incedulous of tones.

Okay now for my real beef:

The emails sent to McCain saying that if he puts a Mormon on the ticket that is a problem. How dare they! What kind of people do that? There is absolutely nothing in Romney’s record that makes a campaign like this called for. Nothing. Where is the campaign against truly liberal, even pro-choice canidates on the list? Don’t dodge the obvious!

If you said that exact thing about a republican pro-life Jewish person what reaction would you get? How about a republican pro-life African American or even an upteenth generation loyal American Muslim whose ancestors came on the Mayflower? You couldn’t get away with it!

That email attack is happening TODAY in 2008 America. And they are bragging about it! It is a point of pride with them! Like those who used to brag about that black man hanging in a tree! See what a great job we did! Mom would be so proud!

And there is silence on all fronts. Nothing. How deep is the prejudice in this country that Romney (and I) can be the subject of such an obvious hate campaign and nobody cares!

Generations from now someone will try to explain what happened in America in 2008. Surely, Romney or the Mormons must have done something truly horrible for the entire country to ignore such glaring, hateful, bigotry.

And some one will make up a story. And it will feel better to believe the story because people just can’t be that irrational. And so that will be the history of the 2008 presidential campaign. Romney and the Mormons once again did some really terrible thing and it is completely understandable why Huck and his friends behaved that way. Huck is the hero that saved the country.

I know that because it’s happened before.

That’s my real beef.

MB4 on August 27, 2008 at 9:17 PM

That dog looks like he’s saying. “Help Me”

HUckabee was just on Rush lying through his teeth.
he said again that he doesn’t know much about Mitts religion…
LIAR!!!!!!
and I WILL BACK UP MY STATEMENT!!!!
HERE

…As it turns out, this isn’t the first time that Huckabee has rubbed Utahans the wrong way. In the summer of 1998, then-Arkansas Gov. Huckabee, along with fellow national church leaders, attended the National Southern Baptist Convention in Salt Lake City.

At the time, the decision to hold the event in the shadow of the Mormon Tabernacle was viewed by many Mormons as an insulting stab directed at the very heart of the LDS church.

Worse, according to an account published in the Salt Lake Tribune during the convention, some 2,000 “messengers” of the Southern Baptist Convention went door to door in Utah and proselytized, “armed with questionnaires and their personal belief in Jesus Christ as their savior.”

If he doesnt know much about the religion why was he there in SLC? HMMMM? and if he didnt know he sure could have figured it out while he was there!!!
LIAR!!!! LIAR LIAR!!!
There now ya get why Folks have a dislike for the disingenuous little prick?

-Wasteland Man.

P.S. I know this aint gonna change anyones mind but it makes me feel better…

WastelandMan on August 27, 2008 at 1:43 PM

He also denied that he colluded with McCain to shut Mitt out in the primaries and Blamed it on Ron Paul a guy who never got but 1 delegate if I remember right. LIAR! and a provable one doesn’t seem too Christian to me, all that bearing false witness and all. (oh sorry was that the old testament?)
TOO BAD!

-Wasteland Man.

WastelandMan on August 27, 2008 at 1:48 PM

Huck is the Maxwell Smart of sleeper agents.

Man you just kill me!

Naturally, the Dems blew it by having him play their stereotypical view of Evangelicals instead of a realistic one.

thecountofincognito on August 27, 2008 at 9:48 PM

I truly don’t think the DNC could wrap it’s Medusa’s heads around a realistic view of anyone religiously inclined, so they really had no chance of playing this one to win. Nice try though.

If I had that much “ahem” faith in the ability of the DNC, I could almost believe Mikey is a long-term sleeper agent. Inserted by guile and sleight of hand into the unwary Republican Party by way of Hope, (dirty little demo bastards)He patiently works his way to the top o’ the ticket, (say 2012, or ‘16, or ‘32)…then BAM! Armageddon. It’s all over for the GOP.

Problem with this scenario is real sleeper agents successfully pretend to be a member of target group…

trailboss on August 27, 2008 at 9:44 PM

Maybe he was just supposed to split the Evangelicals from the Republican Party. Naturally, the Dems blew it by having him play their stereotypical view of Evangelicals instead of a realistic one.

Problem with this scenario is real sleeper agents successfully pretend to be a member of target group…

LOL. Apologies for last night. It’s clear now that you were obviously just joking. The creepyness of the Huckster unites all!

malan89 on August 27, 2008 at 9:30 PM

No problemo. And I did kind of have you outnumbered. :)