Huckabee Says Farewell to '08 Presidential Race

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• TerryH

  Fri Mar 07, 2008 3:45 am : 0 : 0 Flag

  Hey first.
  Here is a helpful link.
  http://www.lawfulpath.com/ref/laworigin.shtml

• TerryH

  Fri Mar 07, 2008 3:21 am : 0 : 0 Flag

  Hey first,
  I would hate to see what you view as moral and where was the standard for morality set. How educated are you to provide some feedback as to who or what set the standard for morality.

• lossnerp

  Thu Mar 06, 2008 2:23 pm : 0 : 0 Flag

  First... As far as educated, please be educated yourself about what you say before you post. As far as science, there are LOTS of scientist that do no believe in 1869 Darwin science anymore. The mathematicians laugh at the probibility theories of DNA because they are so beyond comprehension. Basically... zip... zero that DNA could have formed on its own. Please consider this fact alone: it takes over 18 separate chemical reactions just to cause blood to clot. How did any animal every survive live birth with just one of those chemical reactions missing. Then think about needing the right combination in order for all 18??? THAT

• tpique1

  Thu Mar 06, 2008 9:59 am : 0 : 1 Flag

  Huckabee was the best candidate hands down. People just don't know him. As far as the "Theocracy" comment, that is the most absurd thing I've ever heard. Ever heard of checks and balances? Why is there "fear" when it comes to Christians in office (whose religion by the way influenced the establishment of our great Republic - men are "endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights") but muslims and even liberal relativists are swooned over as being objectionable and fair? HOGWASH! The godless influences of liberal reprobates has caused more damage to this nation than anything else. What do liberals believe - That the office of president is equal to a god (if they could elect a liberal one), that infanticide is a choice, that sodomy is natural and moral, that public schools are recruitment centers for antichrist propaganda, that America is evil and Stalinist ideas lead to a better world (tell that to those who suffered in the Gulag), that Christianity is solely responsible for the problems of the world (except for those granted to GW Bush of course like world hunger), and that our military exists to invade helpless nations like Iraq for oil (never mind the dead carcasses of innocent people lining the streets. That's just decoration).
  
  Liberalism = idiocy

• Hoody

  Thu Mar 06, 2008 7:32 am : 1 : 1 Flag

  And if you know anything about U.S. government, we would not have become a theocracy. That is what Congress' job is. Huckabee would have definitely helped install a set of morals back into this country though, something that is sorely needed.

• HyperionOverseer

  Thu Mar 06, 2008 12:04 am : 0 : 1 Flag

  mike huckabee was one man i wouldve truly wanted to be our president, but i guess we will have to wait next term!

• lossnerp

  Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:54 pm : 1 : 1 Flag

  You know folks, I've noticed one thing after checking lots of blogs through this primary season. Ron Paul followers and Mitt Romney followers are very angry people. They are always leaving rude and mean spirited comments on the blogs. That is one of the things that turned me off about both of them. If you want someone to believe in your candidate for president, you may want to rethink you tactics next time. That is why I supported Mike. His message was positive and he treated people with respect. Which cannot be said about Ron Paul or Romney. Did I mention the false attack adds by Romney in Iowa?????? Did I mention the anger spewing of Ron Paul in the debates????? Did I mention that Mike has a really good book out about character that I suggest all blogger read??

• Mk8:34

  Wed Mar 05, 2008 9:22 pm : 1 : 0 Flag

  Sad to see him go. Sad for America. As God said to Samuel," they have not rejected you
  but they have reject Me"' could apply here. Oh America, America I would have gathered you
  under my wings ,but you would not

• dgnymn

  Wed Mar 05, 2008 6:53 pm : 0 : 4 Flag

  Huckabee was periodically disingenuous during the campaign, like when he stated he didn't know if Mormonism was a cult or not!! A Pastor from a Baptist background who doesn't know this? C'mon!!! Then the teaming up with McCain to defeat Mitt Romney!!1 C'mon, Huckabee!!! He was just another big spending liberal from Arkansas - more like a Republican version of Bill Clinton. I'm glad he's out of the race. Now it's time to get McCain out of the race!!!
  
  RON PAUL FOR PRESIDENT!!!!

• agentorange20

  Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:53 am : 0 : 11 Flag

  Huckleberry: ""It's been a heckuva run,"
  
  Is this guy kidding? After Mitt droped out weeks ago he STILL trails him, he never had a chance and Huckster should have bailed much earlier. Mike, try being a REALIST for a change instead of being aught up in self dillusion.

• ep1433

  Wed Mar 05, 2008 9:13 am : 1 : 9 Flag

  Funny thing is, the Huckster still wasn't able to break into second place even with Mitt out for a few weeks. UNless you count Michigan's re-apporetionment of delegates. Which is silly since Mitt handily won the state.
  
  Go McCain!

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