I keep hearing from the media and other candidates that Mike Huckabee can’t be President because he has no foreign policy experience. I may be expressing my own ignorance on all this, but how many Presidents actually have foreign policy experience before becoming President? Let’s take a quick look at recent Presidents: GW Bush – Governor (Texas) WJ Clinton – Governor (Arkansas … of all places) GHW Bush – Vice President for Ronald Reagan, served inread more…
No matter how many times Gov. Romney says “Huckabee is just a bit player”, somewhere deep in his brain he must know that Huckabee is much more than that (if he was just a ‘bit” player, why are the other candidates spending so much time and money attacking him?). Here’s a quick run through the Rasmussen Poll numbers: National: (Dec. 14) Huckabee 23% Giuliani 19% Romney 15% McCain 11% Thompson 11% Paul 5% Florida: (Dec. 14)read more…
I found this op-ed piece in the NY Sun this morning, written by David Tuerck of the Beacon Hill Institute: This brings us to what the candidates are saying now. Here Mr. Huckabee has the edge. Why? Because he has separated himself from the pack of leading candidates by endorsing the “FairTax,” a proposed national sales tax that would take the place of almost all existing federal taxes. There are only two questions on tax reformread more…
From the state that better knows the ups and downs of Governor Huckabee and Senator Hillary Clinton, Rasmussen has some new poll numbers out today: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee leads former Arkansas First Lady Hillary Clinton in the race for that state’s Electoral College votes. A Rasmussen Reports telephone survey found that Huckabee attracts 48% of the vote in Arkansas while Clinton earns 42%. Not only that, many Arkansas voters areread more…
Here we go everybody! I’ll try to keep up over the next 2 hours. (OK, I referred to this in the headline as the Republican Debate. It really should be renamed as the Rudy and Mitt show … disgusting to see Anderson pandering to these candidates – again – and acting like the rest of them are merely little children begging for scraps under the table). In order of intro: Hunter, Paul, McCain, Thompson, Guiliani, Romney,read more…
