Looks like his show for FOX might require some fancier teeth.
November, 2007
August, 2008
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I still think he’ll get a TV show and make more money. Here’s Huckabee’s announcement on the Senate seat:
In an interview with The Hill, Huckabee said he is still “decompressing” from his presidential campaign, and reaffirmed past statements that indicated he had no interest in challenging Pryor or serving in the Senate.
In a mid-February breakfast [...]
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Get ready for the new lineup next fall. It might include the Mike Huckabee TV show.
On the MSNBC program “Morning Joe,” the Republican strategist Mike Murphy predicted Mr. Huckabee would “suspend his campaign, hire excellent agents, and begin negotiations for a cable TV talk show, all within the next 10 days.”
“We’ve got a chair here [...]
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The Washington Times has some of the worst news of the day: Huckabee will continue his political career.
Mr. Huckabee’s inner circle says he’s the perfect bridge to re-establish the Christian right, which has suffered over the last decade, as a political force that speaks for millions of voters.
“He has become the leader of a new [...]
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Breaking news headline on top of CNN says that Huckabee’s campaign manager says that he will drop out of the GOP race, as promised, when McCain clinched the victory, which he did with wins in Vermont, Ohio, and Texas.
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Mike Huckabee: world’s greatest political hack. Has anyone stopped to think why I would call him that? The reasons may have come to your head. You might like him; but, have you even tried to think that there might be something Un-righteous about him?
I am disappointed in the Christians of America. Do we so find [...]
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There is no way Huckabee can win the nomination at this point. With Mitt Romney gone, the chances of a brokered convention seem unlikely, but a massive Texas win for Huckabee might prevent McCain from getting the nomination he seems so ready to receive.
This email came from the Huckabee camp, a last cry to stop [...]
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Quoting a Rush Limbaugh interview with Time,
“You know, Romney was up ten points in Florida until two things happened — until McCain started with this bulls–t about Romney being in favor of a time-line for withdrawal — he did that on a Saturday… It was a Saturday he made that claim. So it’s three days before the [...]
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It’s a sad state of affairs when the Democrats are far more “conservative” in the fiscal sense than Republicans. Barack Obama’s new economic plan is nothing more than state interventionism providing low cost loans (subprime crisis, anyone?), jobs that produce nothing worthwhile, and wasted capital. At $60 billion, it seems like a lot of [...]
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Laurence Vance has been impressive in his short but sweet posts lately.
On January 22–the 35th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision–Ron Paul was the only presidential candidate who spoke at the March for Life in Washington DC. Huckabee did speak at a Right to Life rally in Atlanta, but said: “The logic that each [...]
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Two exciting events will happen this coming November. First, the end of the George W. Bush era, our national nightmare. On a more positive note, we will surely elect a candidate that is not George W. Bush. While I totally support Barack Obama, any of the contenders takes us away from this low period in [...]
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Mike Huckabee is not going to stop John McCain from getting the Republican nomination. It seemed likely at first, but after last night’s losses, Huck is dead.
Byron York at National Review got it right,
But inside the Huckabee camp these days, there is a distinct sense of pragmatism about the campaign’s prospects. The time is coming [...]
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There will be one positive aspect of a November contest between McCain/Obama or a McCain/Clinton campaign. The great immigration debate issue being espoused by many unenlightened Republicans, conservatives and neocons, will be greatly diluted. The belief held by these groups is that we should “deport them all.”
Dowell Myers, author of “Immigrants and Boomers: Forging a [...]
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Tonight, one Republican and one Democrat made a clean sweep of all the states up for grabs. John McCain and Barack Obama won with extensive margins in the states. What does this mean for Obama and McCain? For Obama this is most likely a statement to the Clinton Campaign saying,” Oh yeah, guess what? We’re [...]
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The Good Math, Bad Math blog sees something a bit fishy:
I’ve been getting a lot of mail from people asking for my take on the news about the Washington GOP primary. Most have wanted me to debunk rumours about vote fixing there, the way that I tried to debunk the rumours about the Democratic [...]
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Today, while flipping through channels on the Television, I stumbled across CNN. The normal headline news program (which I don’t usually watch, but I tend to pay more attention to the ticker.) The ticker slowly scrolls the screen, and low and behold I see a quote from our brainless (oops I meant fearless) [...]
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With Romney out the Real Clear Politics poll averages have changed a bit. With Thompson, Hunter, and Romney dropping out we have seen Ron Paul’s poll numbers almost double (4.3 to 7 percent), but right now it appears Huckabee is getting the brunt of the anti-McCain vote.
Candidate
Average
McCain
49.0%
Huckabee
27.7%
Paul
7.0
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Ever since the day that I heard the speech that Illinois Senator Barack Obama gave at the Democratic National Convention in 2004–a year where I as a college student was investing interest in politics for the first time only to be disappointed by the fact that the best the Democratic Party had to offer [...]
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