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Lee in CA — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 17:19:46 GMT

Again, we could probably do a lot worse than Huckebee (and I'm sure we will).

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MK,MO — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 17:23:25 GMT

I believe I may have kept this endorsement under my hat

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Dave, Tn — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 17:29:15 GMT

Thanks but Bush was enough. We don't want another closet Liberal.

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pat huntington ny — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 17:32:17 GMT

This kind of endorsement of republican candidate is typical of the republican mindset out in the general electorate. Light on substance and issues but heavy on corny things like who you would rather have a BBQ or Beer with. Huckabee is a creationist science denying evolution denying flat earth believing theocrat who will make us the laughing stock of the world...worse than Bush! Another article posted on First Read talked about how China is out graduating us in the fields of science and how that is going to hurt us. We will make that into a self fulfilling prophacy if we vote in another bible beating republican. We need a more progressive entlightened thinker in the white house...and while my first choice is Hillary, I will gladly vote for Obama if he's the nominee over any republican who otherwise wants to dumb us all down to the common denominator...

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Steve Turner Cedar Falls Iowa — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 17:34:01 GMT

Unnamed sources claim that Chuck Norris will challenge Ric Flair to a 'Fight to the Finish', to see which of them is the 'Ulitmate Huckabee Groupie'. Sources also claim 'Nude Mud Wresters International' star, nine-hundred pound, 'Sloppy Sludge', is also weighing an endorsement, and possibly could challenge the winner.

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Asad — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 17:49:27 GMT

Who is Hulk Hogan endorsing?

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Dan,Detroit, MI — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 17:53:03 GMT

Huckabee is running for class clown.

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Not Impressed — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:00:02 GMT

This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. NEVER, under any circumstances, should we allow someone to be our president who seeks endorsements like these.

If he can't see that such endorsements will turn off intelligent voters, then he doesn't deserve to be making decisions that affect our lives.

however...if Billy Ray Cyrus endorses, I might reconsider the Huck.

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Richard, Washington State — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:03:16 GMT

Endorsements from the entertainment industry? Where have I seen that before? The only difference here is that it has a light, humorous tongue-in-cheek flavor.

Democrats actually seem to take their entertainers seriously.

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Trevor, Elk Grove, CA. — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:03:45 GMT

If other republicans can't beat this guy, then the whole GOP should just throw in the towel. Obviosuly the "Christian" voter base is more concerned with paying money for the endorsement of make-believe fighters and stopping abortion than fixing this country.

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No More, Please — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:06:40 GMT

Well, I think we're seeing the true colors of the Huckabee campaign come out. The guy is a a joke. If we all just ignore him will he go away?

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Tim, Cheshire, CT — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:06:54 GMT

I heard Huckabee's campaign is denying there's an impending endorsement from Snidley Whiplash. And considering that Snidley is still on the run from the Canadian Mounties (Dudley D.), there is an obvious risk of him crossing the border... ILLEGALLY!!! And since some consider Huck to be "soft" on immigration... everyone will begin to wonder... does he care about America? Or does he simply want to become President so that he can provide Amnesty to Snidley?? How has MSNBC missed this story?? I think you guys are intentionally sweeping this campaign-ending story under the rug!!

Seriously though... if Rick Flair is "a story," then shouldn't you do a write-up on GQ honoring Ron Paul as a "man of the year?"

Btw, I don't think the GQ thing is a story... but your perpetual boosting of Huckabee with talk of endorsements from wrestler/fighter/actor types is rather transparent.

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Doug, San Diego — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:18:31 GMT

Knuckledraggers for Huckabee, woohoo!

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mikeeg,abdn,wa — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:29:54 GMT

chuck norris and ric flair should both to iran and send the rest of american troops home while they clean up.

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kenn — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:38:49 GMT

Not for nothing but chuck is a lousy actor and the nature boy is a good actor.Chuck has lines and scenes written for him and rc has to ad lib his space moutain crap but both are known for make believe,fits nice with the repucker party,you people will suck it up hook line and sincker the wolfe is in sheeps garb stupid.

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jerry/corpus christi texas — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:40:11 GMT

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jerry/corpus christi texas — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:41:48 GMT

Who is Hulk Hogan endorsing?

Asad (Sent Tuesday, November 20, 2007 12:49 PM)

The way you see how he handles his family, I believe he is a republican as well.

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Class Warrior, D.C. — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:42:00 GMT

I understand the Huckster may soon have an endorsement from Rocky and Bullwinkle, too (Boris and Natasha back Bush, "world's greatest noble thief"). Krusty the Klown is going for Da Rudy G. show, right?
When did this kind of silly crap become NEWS?!?

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jerry/corpus christi texas — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:44:01 GMT

this is intersting.....

You have a bunch of weak kneed and girly looking men backing the democrats....

You have a bunch of hard working and death defying men backing the republicans......

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Bluey — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:46:19 GMT

Good grief. Aren't there any real republicans out there? Small government and conservative values instead of these big government rhetoric speaking clowns?

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Shadow, Hamden, CT — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:03:56 GMT

This will be nothing compared to when The Ultimate Warrior endorses Alan Keyes. If you get that joke, you know your politics and your wrestling.

Did you know that Parts Unknown gets ZERO representation in the US Congress?

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Carrie, Eastern Iowa — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:09:00 GMT

Jerry - hard working and death defying? Ric Flair is death defying? You do realize that professional wrestling is fake right? Sports Entertainment. That means he's not really getting beaten up or beating up other people. It's an act. Nothing death defying about that.

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JP, Washington D.C. — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:18:22 GMT

Why do endorsements from wrestlers make the news?

And why did Barry Goldwater Jr., the former congressman and son of the founder of modern conservatism, not get any media attention when he endorsed Ron Paul?

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Bruce, NV — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:19:11 GMT

Chuck Norris...Rik FLair...What is this populist demagogue going to do next...roll out Fred Flintstone, to add to his collection of cartoon figures?

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pat huntington ny — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:20:20 GMT

You have a bunch of hard working and death defying men backing the republicans......
jerry/corpus christi texas (Sent Tuesday, November 20, 2007 1:44 PM)

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Are you kidding!?!? I guess you still think "Professional Wrestling" is real, nonscripted, sport. That would explain alot about your positions.

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Hillary Benson — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:24:33 GMT

Ron Paul...

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kenn — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:26:36 GMT

Girly weak knee BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN as opposed to the man of men like DENNIS MILLER, LOVE THAT SENATOR CRAIG and TOM FOLEY,oh republican death defyers and the hard working guys vote weirdos and pedophiles strage juxtaposition wouldnt you say.

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Reggie Crawford, Fort Smith, Arkansas — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:28:53 GMT

You better believe the majority of people in Arkansas are totally embarrassed by these endorsements and most of us are "praying"....praying that Mike Huckabee just fades out and goes away and we don't have to even think about him ever again!!!!!

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Alex — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:36:43 GMT

Yes Bluey..... Ron Paul is a true conservative.

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snorkeldorf — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:37:09 GMT

Bush, a closet liberal???? Oh, my! What a scary statement.

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Bee — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:37:54 GMT

Jerry, I think you need to lighten up concerning Hillary. The more I think about her, the better I am liking her.

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brain dead — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:52:32 GMT

I was going to vote my conscience and intellect, but Huckabee WHOOOOO! AWSOME DUDE! Anyone seen the beer bong?

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Kevin Stilley — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:54:46 GMT

The funny thing is, that both Chuck Norris and Ric Flair would make better candidates (not just endorsers) than any of the Democrat candidates.

Billary, the scandalous? Obama, the punk? Edwards, the lawyer? No thanks. I would vote for Chuck or Ric before any of those wannabes.

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brain dead — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:01:03 GMT

Aren't Chuck Todd, Mark Murray, and Domenico Montanaro members of the Council on Foreign Relations?

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HMT-MI — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:05:26 GMT

Dennis Miller used to be pretty funny on SNL but he comes on Billos show and is just another crabby old white guy.He was in Detreoit this year and I guess he did not have a sold out show.He and Ted Nugent make a good pair.

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Defy death: drive in LA — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:06:12 GMT

"You have a bunch of hard working and death defying men backing the republicans...... "

Noew we know two guys makes "a bunch" and "hard working" means: "lives in a land a false reality."

Perfect for Jerry

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Kay M — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:06:52 GMT

This is embarrassing news. Mitt Romney is looking better and better. He'll respect the office of President and bring honor to America

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pc — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:08:14 GMT

Between wrestling and martial arts, people that are endorsing Huckabee have taken many blows to the head. I don't think that is a coincidence.

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Kay M , Cincinnati, OH — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:08:45 GMT

This is embarrassing news. Mitt Romney is looking better and better. He'll respect the office of President and bring honor to America

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Jason, Fredericksburg VA — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:33:18 GMT

Did the onion write this for you? Because seriously, this is (although amusing) completely irrelevent.

You might want to mention that PeeWee Herman officially endorced Giuliani.

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Asad — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:40:13 GMT

You are right, Jerry. He is (just barely) in the tax bracket that benefits from Republican administrations.

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CJ — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:43:50 GMT

Dave don't push Bush off on liberals..when you and the GOP pushed him into office both times as a paragon of conservative values. That's talking out of both sides of your mouth. A familiar pattern..any candidate Republicans sour on...he's suddenly a "liberal". And about Huck..like the man...but his light on substance style screams "warning".

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lane filler, Spartanburg, SC — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 21:01:51 GMT

Anyone interested in what Huckabee is really like face to face should try this funny (but it actually happened) column:
http://goupstate.us/index.php/lanefiller/2007/11/02/title_14

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Jennifer M., SC — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:03:00 GMT

Oh please, I think everyone needs to chill out a little...I for one am glad to see someone campaigning who can laugh a little. Romney is so plastic--almost robotic. I was surprised at how articulate and thoughtful Chuck Norris's columns are when I checked them out recently. Keep your eyes open for more serious ads and endorsements for Huckabee.

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Jimmy — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:03:15 GMT

Wrestling is real you dumb ron paul crack heads!!!

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Ron Pork Houston TX — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:04:22 GMT

Dr. Ron pork is another big spender from texas!!!
he spends money on pork like it's going out of business
www.exposeronpaul.com

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Dave, Tn — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:04:54 GMT

"Bush, a closet liberal???? Oh, my! What a scary statement"

Well he's spends money like LBJ, and he talks about spreading democracy like JFK. I just wanted to toss that one out there for those who say I never bash Bush.

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Sam — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:20:42 GMT

Whooooo! I'll bet guys who like big beefy men they can go to the bar with..like Crackpot Chris Matthews...are going to love this.

Wonder if Matthews would "just love to have a beer" with Huckabee?

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Jason G, Tampa, FL — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:26:21 GMT

LMAO @ all the testosterone deficient liberals who have such an issue with any celebrity who endorses a republican....

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Wendy Kay — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:58:42 GMT

Lets' focus on issues not clowning around;

By Congressmen Phil Gingrey, M.D. and Tom Price, M.D.

Over the past ten months, we have heard every presidential candidate talk about the dire need to reform our nation's healthcare system. The candidates all talk about their theories and solutions on how to cover the uninsured. But there is only one candidate running for president in either party that has actually gone beyond the talk and succeeded at leading the fight for meaningful healthcare reform. There is just one candidate who has the experience, vision, and values to fundamentally change America's healthcare delivery system for the better. That candidate is former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.

Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney shakes hands with supporters during the opening of his campaign headquarters in Sioux City, Iowa, November 13, 2007. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES)
Related Media:
VIDEO: Mitt Romney
VIDEO: Leap of Faith
VIDEO: Romney and Religion
As physicians who have had a combined 50 years of experience in practicing medicine, we understand the need for broad healthcare reform. The number of uninsured continues to rise, families struggle to pay for the rising costs of premiums, and businesses are being forced to drop their health insurance benefits in order to stay competitive in the global marketplace. As conservative Members of Congress who face the challenge of delivering healthcare reforms nationwide, we understand how critical it is to have a president with a successful record when it comes to solving the current healthcare crisis.

Because of Governor Romney's leadership, the number of uninsured in Massachusetts has been slashed in half over the last year. His conservative, free-market reforms have brought down the cost of health insurance premiums and made healthcare more affordable for residents across the state. For the first time in the history of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, hundreds of thousands of the low-income uninsured citizens have access to a choice of different private health insurance plans. And all of this was accomplished without any new taxes.

Governor Romney's healthcare reforms have begun to take shape and there are already many ways in which his plan has made a positive difference in the lives of many Massachusetts citizens. Unfortunately, some critics would prefer to ignore these early signs of success and, instead, are far more interested in writing a premature obituary of the reforms for ideological or political purposes. The reality is that Governor Romney was successful in bringing healthcare reform to his state. No matter what the critics say, more Massachusetts residents are currently covered with private health insurance than ever before.

The early signs of success are undeniable. First, over half of the uninsured in Massachusetts now have health insurance because of Governor Romney's reforms. This includes over 160,000 people who have purchased private health insurance in reformed markets that feature a variety of plans with cheaper premiums and more generous benefits. Second, the conservative, market-oriented reforms that Governor Romney instituted have made health insurance more affordable. Before Governor Romney's reforms, the average uninsured resident was paying $335 a month to obtain an insurance policy with a $5,000 deductible. Now, that same individual only pays $184 a month for a policy with a $2,000 deductible. Finally, residents of Massachusetts now have an avenue to purchase insurance with pre-tax dollars, leveling the playing field between the individual market and employer sponsored health plans, and bringing the monthly premium paid by the average uninsured resident in the state to as low as $115 a month.

Some commentators have faulted Governor Romney for providing generous assistance to the low-income uninsured, to help them purchase private health insurance coverage. What they neglect to mention is that these individuals were already being administered "free care" in hospitals and emergency medical facilities – at an expense of over $1 billion to Massachusetts taxpayers. These naysayers seem to think its better for the uninsured to have disjointed and inconsistent healthcare paid for by your hard-earned tax dollars than to make private insurance more affordable and therefore more accessible. It is unfortunate that they seem to overlook how important access to preventive healthcare is for all Americans. When you give physicians the opportunity to diagnose and manage conditions before they reach a crisis state, it lightens the load on the system and reduces long-term health care spending. Governor Romney had the foresight to realize these distinctions; he chose to lead rather than to listen to the pessimists, and the people of Massachusetts are better for it.

America's healthcare problems won't be solved by the rhetoric and partisan bickering that is happening on the campaign trail. Nor will they be solved by politicians who have talked about change, but done nothing to demonstrate that they have the courage to lead. Governor Romney faced the healthcare crisis in Massachusetts head-on. He crafted a plan, worked with an overwhelmingly Democratic legislature to get it passed, and is responsible for the success of that plan in covering the uninsured and lowering healthcare costs in Massachusetts. He is the only candidate for the presidency who has demonstrated both the vision and the will to accomplish meaningful healthcare reform. If elected president, we believe that Governor Romney will fundamentally improve our nation's healthcare delivery system – providing the necessary healthcare reform that allows for more choice, affordability and access for every American.

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Kay M, Cincinnati, OH — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 00:13:14 GMT

Laughter is fun, but the issues are where things are decided, read on:

By Congressmen Phil Gingrey, M.D. and Tom Price, M.D.

"Over the past ten months, we have heard every presidential candidate talk about the dire need to reform our nation's healthcare system. The candidates all talk about their theories and solutions on how to cover the uninsured. But there is only one candidate running for president in either party that has actually gone beyond the talk and succeeded at leading the fight for meaningful healthcare reform. There is just one candidate who has the experience, vision, and values to fundamentally change America's healthcare delivery system for the better. That candidate is former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.

Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney shakes hands with supporters during the opening of his campaign headquarters in Sioux City, Iowa, November 13, 2007. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES)
Related Media:
VIDEO: Mitt Romney
VIDEO: Leap of Faith
VIDEO: Romney and Religion
As physicians who have had a combined 50 years of experience in practicing medicine, we understand the need for broad healthcare reform. The number of uninsured continues to rise, families struggle to pay for the rising costs of premiums, and businesses are being forced to drop their health insurance benefits in order to stay competitive in the global marketplace. As conservative Members of Congress who face the challenge of delivering healthcare reforms nationwide, we understand how critical it is to have a president with a successful record when it comes to solving the current healthcare crisis.

Because of Governor Romney's leadership, the number of uninsured in Massachusetts has been slashed in half over the last year. His conservative, free-market reforms have brought down the cost of health insurance premiums and made healthcare more affordable for residents across the state. For the first time in the history of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, hundreds of thousands of the low-income uninsured citizens have access to a choice of different private health insurance plans. And all of this was accomplished without any new taxes.

Governor Romney's healthcare reforms have begun to take shape and there are already many ways in which his plan has made a positive difference in the lives of many Massachusetts citizens. Unfortunately, some critics would prefer to ignore these early signs of success and, instead, are far more interested in writing a premature obituary of the reforms for ideological or political purposes. The reality is that Governor Romney was successful in bringing healthcare reform to his state. No matter what the critics say, more Massachusetts residents are currently covered with private health insurance than ever before.

The early signs of success are undeniable. First, over half of the uninsured in Massachusetts now have health insurance because of Governor Romney's reforms. This includes over 160,000 people who have purchased private health insurance in reformed markets that feature a variety of plans with cheaper premiums and more generous benefits. Second, the conservative, market-oriented reforms that Governor Romney instituted have made health insurance more affordable. Before Governor Romney's reforms, the average uninsured resident was paying $335 a month to obtain an insurance policy with a $5,000 deductible. Now, that same individual only pays $184 a month for a policy with a $2,000 deductible. Finally, residents of Massachusetts now have an avenue to purchase insurance with pre-tax dollars, leveling the playing field between the individual market and employer sponsored health plans, and bringing the monthly premium paid by the average uninsured resident in the state to as low as $115 a month.

Some commentators have faulted Governor Romney for providing generous assistance to the low-income uninsured, to help them purchase private health insurance coverage. What they neglect to mention is that these individuals were already being administered "free care" in hospitals and emergency medical facilities – at an expense of over $1 billion to Massachusetts taxpayers. These naysayers seem to think its better for the uninsured to have disjointed and inconsistent healthcare paid for by your hard-earned tax dollars than to make private insurance more affordable and therefore more accessible. It is unfortunate that they seem to overlook how important access to preventive healthcare is for all Americans. When you give physicians the opportunity to diagnose and manage conditions before they reach a crisis state, it lightens the load on the system and reduces long-term health care spending. Governor Romney had the foresight to realize these distinctions; he chose to lead rather than to listen to the pessimists, and the people of Massachusetts are better for it.

America's healthcare problems won't be solved by the rhetoric and partisan bickering that is happening on the campaign trail. Nor will they be solved by politicians who have talked about change, but done nothing to demonstrate that they have the courage to lead. Governor Romney faced the healthcare crisis in Massachusetts head-on. He crafted a plan, worked with an overwhelmingly Democratic legislature to get it passed, and is responsible for the success of that plan in covering the uninsured and lowering healthcare costs in Massachusetts. He is the only candidate for the presidency who has demonstrated both the vision and the will to accomplish meaningful healthcare reform. If elected president, we believe that Governor Romney will fundamentally improve our nation's healthcare delivery system – providing the necessary healthcare reform that allows for more choice, affordability and access for every American."

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Marty, GA — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 00:42:13 GMT

Wendy Kay, Huck-sucks but Romeny is worse. I'd take Norris and Flair over those clowns Phil Gingrey and Tom Price anyday!

Could you have found two bigger scumbags than those two? I don't think so either.

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Laura, Dallas, TX — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 03:18:26 GMT

Huckabee never sought the endorsements of Chuck Norris or Ric Flair. He doesn't have the money that Romney, Giuliani, or the candidates do to buy celebrities, even B- or C-listers.

Of course that also means he couldn't buy the endorsements of the National Right to Life or Pat Robertson.

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Tannim — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 03:40:10 GMT

Hey Wendy Kay, your sister Mary's makeup looks good pancaked on Hillary ala Tammy Faye during the last debate. Tell me, does MittWit use her hair gel? :)

All joking aside...

So Flair endorsed MittWit. So what? I'd be more interested in who JBL endorses. JBL, BTW, is not only a wrestler but a very successful Wall St. investment banker.

Meanwhile, Barry Goldwater Jr endorses Dr. Paul and no coverage of a real political endorsement from a name with weight. Sure, Barry isn't his dad, but he was a Congressman in his own right and has a good record as well.

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Ted B. Maryville, TN — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 03:50:44 GMT

This pool of posters is absolutely pathetic. Every hammer-and-sickle-hugging democrat is genuinely scared of such a morally charasmatic and conservative-valued Republican candidate. Huckabee could mop the floor with Hillary's frigid, ultra-butch character.

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Ian Repley, Ann Arbor — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 05:35:18 GMT

More and more, Huckabee is looking like leadership ( http://snipr.com/leaderlook ). Huckabee's an adroit public speaker. He is all about calling his listeners to "do something," to awaken them to their own empowerment, and summon them to action in order that "Main Street," and not "Wall Street," will prevail in guarding the values and beliefs upon which the Republic was founded.

Huckabee puts his listeners at ease, and reassures them, articulating clear concepts in a natural, easy style (no doubt something well-cultivated as a pastor). He’s not as “mechanically-scripted” as Romney, nor angry or demanding, like a Ron Paul, and his large brown eyes, peering through a humble demeanor, draw a striking contrast to a unconvincing, tired-looking Thompson. One can easily imagine sitting comfortably with Mike over a cup of coffee at the Main Street Cafe.

Most importantly, Huckabee convinces many that he is ONE with the FairTax grassroots movement ( http://snipr.com/fthuckabeeonirs ). Romney's recent WEAK response to FairTax questioning on “This Week with Geo. Stephanopoulos ( http://snipurl.com/stephanopoulosdebate )” drew a sharp contrast between Huckabee and all other presidential front-runners who will not embrace it. Huckabee understands that what''s wrong with the income tax can''t be fixed with "a tap of the hammer, nor a twist of the screwdriver." That his opponents cling to the destructive Tax Code, the IRS, preserving political power of granting tax favors at continued cost to - and misery of - American families, invigorates his campaign''s raison d''etre. “Main Street” will have to demand ( http://snipr.com/scrapthecode ) that their legislators deliver the bill to Huckabee, if elected.

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James Finn, Clyde, Ohio — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 15:24:53 GMT

Looks as if the only people to endorse this moron are the ones who've had their brains beaten into Jello!!!

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TS, Beavercreek, ohio — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 18:53:19 GMT

Romney is the real thing. The only thing plastic about him is contained in his wallet. Phonies, don't have what he has. They don't enjoy a happy tight knit successful productive family. That is where the true test of character, commitment, honestly, hard work, compassion, & teamwork are put to the test. Within the walls of your own home. His foundation is strong, If he were not honest, their would be dirt in his personal life. If he were a true "flip flopper", he'd have flopped on his religion, for it seems to be the one thing that people have the biggest problem with.
The fact that he has not speaks volumes of his character.
He is one of the best best things that could happen to America.
I say it's Romney! Go Romney.

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TS beavercreek, ohio — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 13:46:10 GMT

People who know Romney and are not hung up on hearsay love the guy. The only thing plastic about Mitt is what is in his wallet. He's not looking to make it fatter, he wants to serve his people. His whole family wants to serve us. Let them. He has brains, loyalty, and a clean slate. Well, except for the dog on his roof thing and oh I forgot.. he's mormon.

Go Romney!!! You've got this families votes.

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Greg, Piscataway, NJ — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 16:49:39 GMT

Woooooooooooooo. I'm voting for Huckabee now that Natch has joined him. GG

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Michael, Lenexa, KS — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 05:55:55 GMT

Huckabee has been gaining supporters and losing pounds while Guiliani gains wives, Romney gains "new perspectives" and Ron Paul loses HIS MIND. And Fred looks like he his ready to have his pills and a nap.

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Lynn Petroski, Philadelphia, PA — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 03:16:17 GMT

This is more for Pat Huntington, from NY, then about the article, but I really think he/she needs some more "entlightenment." I realize the concept is not to attack other comments, but I am trying to enlighten, not attack. The attack has already happened, and, obviously was approved.
1.) "This kind of endorsement of republican candidate is typical of the republican mindset out in the general electorate."
Republicans have mindsets for electorates, even "general" ones? Apparently, you know more about the Electoral College, then I do.
2.) "Light on substance and issues but heavy on corny things like who you would rather have a BBQ or Beer with." This is an incomplete sentence ending with a preposition, so I don't have enough info to respond well; however, which does Oprah prefer, BBQ or beer?
3.) "Huckabee is a creationist science denying evolution denying flat earth believing theocrat who will make us the laughing stock of the world...worse than Bush!" a.) People cannot be science, only scientists. Huckabee isn't a scientist, nor has he ever claimed to be a science or scientist. b.) You might want to check out the concept of "Intelligent Design" by the scientific community. It seems that evolutionists are quickly becoming "laughing stocks," even in the secular community. c.) You do believe in a flat earth? I would think that Hillary wouldn't want your educated, "entlightened" vote. d.) You think Huckabee wants a theocracy? Why would he even consider any political post? Do you even understand the concept of theocracy? e.) And you think Bush makes us a laughing stock?! Bizarre!
4.) "Another article posted on First Read talked about how China is out graduating us in the fields of science and how that is going to hurt us. We will make that into a self fulfilling prophacy if we vote in another bible beating republican." Really? This is something you're just learning now? You might want to do some more research on the concept. We've been lagging in math and science for quite some time now. Many countries have out done us for graduating students interested in maths and sciences, even applied fields like engineering. You, also, might want to research the concept of "self-fulfilling PROPHECY," too. Not only did you misspell "prophecy," you also didn't put it in a sentence and paragraph in any kind of understandable context. Apparently, you've been denied a good education to understand the latest findings in evolution, the different sciences, basic comprehension skills, or enough of the mechanism in the English language to write a coherent paragraph. This has nothing to do with self-fulfilling or prophecies. As for "bible beaters," only example we've ever had as President is Jimmy Carter. May I assume that you understand that party affiliation or "bible" beating rarely ever affects the ability of a President, to-date?!
5.) "We need a more progressive entlightened thinker in the white house...and while my first choice is Hillary, I will gladly vote for Obama if he's the nominee over any republican who otherwise wants to dumb us all down to the common denominator..."
I'm thinking it might help to become an "enlightened thinker" before deciding which candidate you think is "entlightened." I sure am glad that the Founding Fathers created a republic, not a democracy. This response clearly demonstrates how far we apparently have been "dumbed down" already!

Huckabee 'the man, Whoooo!'

Jim, Cincinnati, Ohio — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 19:30:27 GMT

Well, who is 'The Rock' endorsing? I heard that Satan has personnally endorsed Mitt Romney! In contrast to my colleague from Cincinnati (above), I think Dennis Kucinich and a space-alien running mate are better than Mitt Romney. Regarding Huckabee, I think the current-day Republican creationist know-nothingism deserves Huckabee and Rick Flair on a joint ticket.