Huck is finished, even Redstate hates him

[atthegates]

first the huckster copies dr paul with wanting to eliminate the IRS. Now he's copying dr paul by criticizing bush's foreign policy. why would anyone vote for this guy?

 

[Drknows]

This is what happens when Someone trys to steal and pass off ideas of another as his own.

Huckabee has been trying to carbon copy Ron Paul, he sees all the support hes getting and is trying to steal his message. IRS (which he just wants to replace with another tax) Now foreign policy except he words it like a compassionate liberal who wants to be friends with his enemies before invading their country.

But its not working everyone can see hes a plagiarist.

 

[Ron LOL]

I'll take that.

Ditto. I have no problem with that comment.

 

[bobmurph]

Bobmurph please break that link.

And they used the word "even" to describe Paul. I think this is close to saying Ron Paul is the weirdest Republican, but if they want to talk about him in a positive light so be it.

link broken.

digg people!

h ttp://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Huckabee_Crossed_That_Line

 

[Qiu]

lol number 7, "A lack of opportunity is the root cause of terrorism." is exactly what George Bush said on his aircraft carrier back in 2003.

 

[ursamajor]

I really do agree with what RedState is saying. Basically that Paul differs on principle, and Huckabee is all theatrics. It is all language and no facts, no history and no precedent. He is criticizing in a very elementary way. Ron Paul argues his position based on the constitution.

 

[thisisgiparti]

We can win back the Republican party

Red State still gives me a headache. I appreciate the little concession that Ron Paul makes a little sense (to them) when he talks about 'blowback.' Then they go back to cheerleading for Bush and the war.

Of course, I have no interest in reading Huckabee's article for the CFR, but I found these Red State comments interesting. Huckabee sounds a lot like Obama now, n'est pas? Good on them for calling him out on his Democratic Party sympathies. The quip about choosing candidates with "two tusks v. one horn" was cute.