Pro-Huckabee Activists to Dissuade McCain on Romney Ticket

GrannyT »

Wed Aug 13, 2008 1:10 pm Agree: 3   Disagree: 9

The Detroit paper baited Debra into admitting some Huckabee supporters don't trust Romney and some won't vote for McCain if Romney is his VP. The meeting is really about working together with McCain while promoting the values most important to us. We want McCain to choose a VP that has a consistent record for promoting those social values. Romney is among a list of others that we cannot support which includes people like Rudy, Condi, Crist, Ridge, and any other social liberal. Romney has not done enough to win our trust of his just in time to run for president conversion on the social issues. Huckabee has a consistent record of championing pro-life and pro-traditional family issues.

Another thing that will be discussed is the Fair Tax that we believe will help our economy.

Evangelical Leader Says McCain's VP Pick 'Most Important'

GrannyT »

Tue Aug 12, 2008 11:34 am Agree: 4   Disagree: 0

It's about time some of those leaders realize what the pew setters found out months ago by doing our own research. Mike Huckabee got into politics so he'd be more able to do something to promote the values causes important to us. Huckabee has 10 1/2 years of chief executive experience getting things done as fiscally responsibly as possible with a huge Democrat majority. McCain would be smart to choose the VP that can ignite the Evangelical base of the Republican Party. Mike Huckabee is the VP that can do that. McCain/Huckabee '08 sounds great.

Evangelicals are the Only Faith Segment Obama Hasn't Won Over

GrannyT »

Tue Aug 12, 2008 11:23 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

According to recent polls; Huckabee helps McCain the most among Evangelicals. If the title of this article is correct; McCain would be smart to choose the VP most able to help win our votes. Huckabee has consistently championed the values important to us. He has 10 1/2 years of chief executive experience accomplishing advancement of those causes with a huge Democrat majority in state legislation. McCain/Huckabee '08 sounds great!