Full Quiver wrote:Gov. Huckabee also opposed a 2001 bill requiring proof of citizenship to vote, and he opposed a federal roundup of illegal immigrants from his state in 2005, calling those who supported such a thing "racists." He also had the audacity to compare the attempt by illegal immigrants to evade the law to the struggle against slavery. "One of the great challenges facing us," Huckabee said, "is that we do not commit the same mistakes with our growing Hispanic population that we did with African-Americans 150 years ago ... I think, frankly, the Lord is giving us a second chance to do better than we did before."independent enough?
Sure, this one is an independent opinion, but as the story itself says, "Huckabee admits that if voters are looking for the toughest guy on illegal immigration, he's not their man." If that's your big issue, then look somewhere else....might I recommend Tancredo....oh, wait....I guess you have to vote for Duncan Hunter.
There we are back to the Tancredo....oh, wait....I guess you have to vote for Duncan Hunter thing.
Sorry, but Bob Novak is NOT gonna tell me who to vote for!
OK, you're kidding with this one, right? Independent? C'mon, FQ, do your homework! The Club for Growth is NOT independent. I wouldn't take their "white paper" to the outhouse to read, or to use for OTHER things....
Full Quiver wrote:As far as his record goes when offering clemency goes.....Whitewater figure David Hale, a government witness in the trial that forced Gov. Jim Guy Tucker's resignation and let Huckabee ascend to the office, was pardoned after being sentenced to 21 days in a state insurance case. Huckabee complained it would cost too much to hold him. The price tag: $1,200.
Oh, NOW I get it! He BOUGHT the Governorship of Arkansas! How could I have been so BLIND! As of now, I am voting for Tancredo....oh wait, Duncan Hunter.
HE is a SHOE IN for president. After all, he's tough on immigration!
Full Quiver wrote:When asked what the explanation for his rising in the polls was....."There's only one explanation for it, and it's not a human one. It's the same power that helped a little boy with two fish and five loaves feed a crowd of 5,000 people and that's the only way that our campaign could be doing what it's doing.
And I'm not being facetious nor am I trying to be trite. There literally are thousands of people across who are praying that a little will become much and it has, and it defies all explanation. It has confounded the pundits, and I'm enjoying every minute of their trying to figure it out. And until they look at it from a just experience beyond human, they'll never figure it out. And that's probably just as well. That's honestly why its happening."
I added the last quote because we usually cringe when folks portray themselves as God's man for the hour. I suppose some do not though.
You know, you are right. How could anyone EVER be so STUPID as to think that God could have
anything to do with the history of this country? Those idiots who thing our country even being here is because of Providence are just foolish, unlearned BUFFOONS! Everyone knows that our country is here because of political evolution.
Give it up, FQ. I have personally weighed ALL the options and information and have thrown my lot with Huckabee. I know you haven't (but I predict you will have a decision to make about that soon enough) and that is fine. It is your right, to not decide until "the process is over" just as it is my right to decide now. I may change my mind about the whole thing before it is over, who knows, but for now, I see NOTHING that is so big that would make me do so.
Tell ya what, when Huck wins the nomination, I have a bumper sticker I will mail you!

The Bible calls children a blessing and debt a curse, but in our culture we apply for curses and reject blessings.