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kenn — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:04:31 GMT

Why no hilliary questions for my man hucky,when are you getting out .

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David - Orgon City — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:07:31 GMT

Mike Huckabee and his followers are conservatives first and Republicans second. The GOP “Good-O-Boys” are republicans first and just fall in line as the democrats just fall in love with their candidate.

John McCain has moved the conservative party to the center where the moderates and liberal GOP members hang out. He is not planning to energize the conservative base to be elected. 20 % of the conservatives will not vote this election, another 10% will not vote for McCain, and most of the Huckabee and Paul supports will not vote for McCain. So where is McCain and the GOP planning to get the votes? Answer, the moderate and liberal conservatives. Game over for the conservative base of the GOP if Huckabee is not successful!

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Conservative4Life, USA — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:12:36 GMT

"But you know, we've been campaigning non stop"

That's a lie. Remember your little rendezvous to the Cayman Islands Huckabee? Cash your $25,000 check yet? You're probably the laziest campaigner out there. In some ways I don't blame you though. All you need to do is show up at a few churches right before the vote and the sheep come a runnin!

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dong, LA, CA — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:17:59 GMT

This is a memo about a meeting that the Obama camp said never occurred, and if it did occur, the Obama camp said NAFTA was not discussed. Now it appears, the Obama camp accepts the meeting DID occur and NAFTA WAS discussed, but not in the way portrayed in the meeting. Riiiight. Thank Gawd for the Obama Rules. Hope they hold if he is the nominee. Imagine what the coverage would be like if this was a Clinton economic advisor.

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Deandra — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:23:11 GMT

So, John "No Time To Debate" McCain found time to feed the press instead? What an insult to the voters in Texas, Ohio and other upcoming primary states.
I sincerely hope GOP voters will send a strong message by voting for Mike Huckabee or Ron Paul. The Republican electorate deserves FAR better than this overtly-manipulated, back-room-deal-arranged, insulting anointment of a nominee.

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John M. (Navy, ret.) — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:33:51 GMT

Mike, go debate Hillary. She's not going have anything to do in a couple of days.

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Dave, Tn — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:39:47 GMT

Hillary needs the Republican vote in Texas more than you do. Keep the democrat fight going!!!

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PTE — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:46:13 GMT

The people of Texas and Ohio would have been well served by a debate. I never thought the day would come when I would agree with Newt Gingrich, but I am finding myself doing so when he talked about conservatives and the Republican party. Let's face it, neither party represents the views of many of us. Mike Huckabee does.

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Frank, Missouri — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:47:33 GMT

He's got a point, doesn't he ?

I support Obama, but I really think that McCain is hiding from Huckabee. I hope Huck's work pays off - at least to underline his point.

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Frank, Missouri — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:47:41 GMT

He's got a point, doesn't he ?

I support Obama, but I really think that McCain is hiding from Huckabee. I hope Huck's work pays off - at least to underline his point.

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Linda Sains, Asheville, NC — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:48:48 GMT

Obviously, John McCain was afraid of a debate with Mike Huckabee. He's a bit too overconfident -- and being a native Texas (now transplanted to another state) --- I do hope that Texas recognizes the snow job done by the media and the party brass in the failure to even acknowledge Mr. Huckabee as a viable candidate. The current polls would indicate that Texans have been duped --- something the party and McCain backers are banking on. Mr. McCain obviously believes he doesn't have to spend time with the voters in order to secure the nomination -- only the media. How sad.

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twocanpete — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:03:21 GMT

It is left to Texas to carry on the good work that Iowa started. If they fail the nation they have only themselves to blame when troubled times come.
http://twocanpete.blogspot.com/

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Dave in NM — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:04:48 GMT

Maybe Mr. Huckabee should be the inaugural candidate of the Bible Party (perhaps with Roy Moore as a running mate), so the Republicans can forget this soft-headed need to force social conservatism on people, and get back to limited government and fiscal responsibility. Then, with the vote duly split, the Democrats can finally focus on fixing the right wing's errors of the last several years.

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Jenny — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:12:54 GMT

This is an OUTRAGE!!! The fact that McCain won't go head to head with Huckabee in a debate just wreaks of (not the "valiant war hero" everyone refers to him as) something far less than honorable or respectable. As a voter from Indiana, one who has not yet cast her vote in the primary, I am greatly disappointed!!!

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Chris, Spring, Txxas — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:14:38 GMT

McCain is obviously afraid to debate Huckabee.

Who wants a president that cannot be man anough to debate a fellow republican.

Shame Shame McCain!

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AJ, IL — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:14:39 GMT

Although, Huckabee is right. There has not been one debate with just McCain and Huckabee since Romney dropped out. McCain is expecting to wrap up the nomination, officially, on March 4th. McCain has no intention of debating Huckabee, especially slipping up in a debate, that would give Democrats ammunition against him in a general election.

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B. Smart — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:16:02 GMT

YES WE CAN!!!

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Anne, Iowa — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:17:38 GMT

Last Thursday when Huckabee extended an invitation to John McCain for a debate, McCain replied, "I don't have time for a debate". HMMM....what a liar. He can spend a whole Saturday in Arizona serving BBQ. Huckabee has a full schedule with 6 stops today and yet Huckabee is willing to sqeeze in time for a debate and McCain says "I don't have time". WOW!

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Matt, Las Vegas, NV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:28:07 GMT

PTE said: " Let's face it, neither party represents the views of many of us. Mike Huckabee does."

I agree that neither party represents most Americans views, because Americans have shifting opinions that blow in the wind in the direction of whomever can brain wash them into believing.

I've known many people in my time, but I'd say that probably 1-2% of those people are represented by that typically slick Arkansan. Huck is all about cute comments & smoke and mirrors.

McCain is a foolish old man. HRC is just a coo-coo who thinks she was President when Bill was in office, and Obama is inspirationally frightening. Oh yeah, Nader....worthless unless it's the seat belt law.

Lesser of 5 evils = Obama

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GP, Milan, IL — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:31:34 GMT

I, too, think a debate was warranted. I also think it telling that McCain chose to entertain the media this weekend---though I guess you should always thank those who give you gifts (and believe me the media sure "gifted" McCain with their shut-out of Huckabee). Remember the saying, "you're known by the company you keep".

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Allen, Phoenix, Arizona — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:31:43 GMT

Geez, If Huckabee and the main stream media can be so easily duped to believe Gilchrist is the head of the Minuteman organization, then what kind of President would he be? We already know how bad the MSM is. Almost every border security and anti-illegal immigration group in the country has denounced Gilchrist's endorsement of Huckabee- why, because Huckabee is weak on the issue and we don't trust him and no one trusts Gilchrist who is a sham artist - he has no organization and does not represent the Minutemen, he represents one person -Jim Gilchrist, what a joke.

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JJ in NJ — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:40:46 GMT

McCain is just shoring up his cozy relationship with the press. He needs them to continue to call him a "maverick" despite his hawkish war views and his embrace of anti-Semitic, anti-Catholic, anti-gay, anti-everyone who isn't a Christopath John Hagee.

After all, we mustn't have McCain subject to the same scrutiny about who endorses him that Obama is. That wouldn't be fitting. Nor would it be as profitable to General Electric and the other corporate owners of the print and broadcast media.

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Jeff Murren — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:47:39 GMT

Let's be honest tho, Mike wasn't kicking and screaming about having a dabate. Would have loved seeing it

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Granny T, IL — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:54:59 GMT

Who would have thought a former war hero would be scared to face a former preacher? Guess it's cuz Huckabee stands firm for the majority of things on the GOP platform. Don't follow the media's lead. Vote informed. Have you done this candidate match quiz?
http://www.aslan-studios.com/vote08/ Vote for the candidate that matches YOUR views the most. For me that candidate is Mike Huckabee.

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BL, Cincinnati OH — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:06:54 GMT

I like Huckabee... well, other than "rewrite the constitution under God's Laws".

He has a lot of good ideas in the way of the Economy and other things. I love the Fair Tax idea, I've read up on it a lot since he's brought it up. He has some really good common sense ideas. But I just can't support him being President after his speech about rewriting the Constitution.

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Trudy Wade, Palm Harbor, Florida — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:20:35 GMT

We don't need a leader who will hide from adversity!! John McCain insulted Mike Huckabee and all the american people. He doesn't need voters, he's won the nomination in his eyes. November will be interesting!!

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Kris STL — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:26:50 GMT

Seems like most Repubs are unhappy with their presidential choice(s). Well if you are that unhappy than you should vote for the democrat that represents change, that represents a new direction for our country. Right now we are touching the bottom and the only way to go is up. Obama offers that change. So let's unite America and leave behind the red/blue divide and go with Obama in 08!!! After all it beats Clinton and Nader and McCain will jsut give us an extension of the Bush years ( and even the most hardcore repubs do not want that)

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Tom Eudy, Citrus Heights, CA — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:27:21 GMT

I will never vote for McCain. His whole attitude is to take voters for granted. It is not over until it is brokered. Everyone that wants to stop snobish McCain, please vote for Governor Huckabee. When we get to the convention we can then decide on a candidate that respects Catholics and conservative voters, even if it is not Governor Huckabee.

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John K — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:27:30 GMT

Debates really don't tell candidates' actual policy positions. They, like Hillary, will simply rehearse for the debate and say whatever is approrpiate. The best to get a gimplse of a candidate's positions, is to go to their website. Debates during the primary season are much mroe like eating contests or a contest for aspiring lawyers. The only reason Hillary tends to excel in debates is because she is 61 years old and has already polished her debating skills as a lawyer for 15 years and from watching her hubby and other politicians -- so much for rehearsing. 20 debates and very little new twists... 20 boring debates, though it is fun watching the candidates cat fight.
Huckabee, you can debate me via instant emssaging, then we'll have BBQ afterwards. You are so much like Hillary.

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Tom Eudy, Citrus Heights, CA — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:27:52 GMT

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jimmy br. in the middle of nowhere, Fl — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:32:43 GMT

McCain should be ashamed, he said he couldn't debate Huckabee because "he had a hard and fast schedule" It's more than an insult to America. Serving BBQ to the media instead of a debate? What a joke. Just like his nomination. I pray Huckabee beats Mccain in Texas. Even though I'm conservative, I used to like Mccain because I thought he was honest; before the media bias and his endorsers stood up and I realized how this whole thing seems rigged.. Where did our democracy go? I'm glad Huckabee is still in the race, I pray I can point him out to my kids and say with pride "look, there is our President." If McCain is the nominee, I'm dropping out of the GOP.

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Robert, Oakdale, California — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:34:49 GMT

I hope the people of Texas realize this inaction from McCain is not just rude, but also concedes that he fears a side by side with Huckabee. If he believed he was the better candidate, McCain would use the opportunity to get some face time with Texas and the rest of the U.S.

Loser.

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Jan, Texas — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:36:07 GMT

Well... at least now I know. I was just trying to find out what had happened with the debate invitation. After attending the Waco, TX rally and seeing/hearing Mike Huckabee in person, I can understand why McCain was afraid to take any chances debating him. What is most frustrating about all of this, is that so many are not going to be given the opportunity to hear/see the profound differences between the two candidates with a televised one-on-one debate. What has happened with this election is a slap in the face to Americans who have consistently voted in the Republican party. I am proud that I voted for Mike Huckabee and continue to pray for him and for our great country.

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Debbie — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:39:06 GMT

McCain is a lost cause for the republican party! Having to watch OVER AND OVER AND OVER again on EVERY National Television Network the debates of the Democratic party made it look like we have no other party running! It's the same way with every newspaper or website for news....All about Obama and Hillary! John McCain, I'll bet if you act fast you might be able to get the democratic party to pay for that media bash bbq you had over the weekend.
Lost all respect for McCain

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Granny T, IL resident — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:01:26 GMT

BL in Ohio,

Obama talks about change. Huckabee accomplishes it. Read what a former an Arkansan said after moving back: "But when I moved back to Arkansas in 2003, I found a transformed state. The roads were incredible. There were plenty of jobs (not always the case growing up in NW Arkansas). I could get a drivers' license in a few minutes, right there at the DMV (very much UNLIKE Southern California!!). My four children were covered by my rather modest State income tax under a pretty efficient ARKids program. What's more, I found the definition of marriage written into the state constitution, as well as a human life amendment and countless other legal bulwarks against today's assault on life." Read more of his story at
http://forum.hucksarmy.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11135
The changes were better in IL after Obama LEFT the IL Senate. Change is only good if the changes are good. Huckabee is the only candidate with government executive experience. Huckabee has experience being on call to handle emergency situations 24/7. Huckabee is ready to lead; because he has been leading all his life.

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Class Warrior, D.C. — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:09:34 GMT

I heard an ultra-right fly wanted to debate Mccain, too, and the coward refused to do it. Instead he stepped on him and squashed him...oh, wait, that was Huckabee, wasn't it?

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David Anderson — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:12:08 GMT

Mike Huckabee is the only candidate who is right on the Fair Tax, right on energy independence, right on national defense, right on immigration, right on health care, and right on education. Nothing else matters.

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Beth in FL — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:24:12 GMT

@ BL: Huckabee's widely-quoted comment was a simple reference to his goal of using a Constitutional amendment to ban abortion and define marriage. Of course, such amendments require Congressional passage- a President can't just "re-write the Constitution". The comment, taken out of context, sounds much different from its intended meaning.
Rest assured, Governor Huckabee has complete respect for our democracy and separation of church and state. Don't let an isolated quote out of context keep you from voting for a candidate whose positions on the important issues agree with yours.
Though he has been painted as the evangelical candidate, Huckabee has millions who support him because of his platform on illegal immigration, border security, American sovereignty, the FairTax, and myriad other "non-Christian" issues.

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Deandra FL — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:27:08 GMT

Matt in Vegas: Obama's 300 billion dollar price tag (for what I call his "Sunshine and Lollipops" platform) is waaaaaaaaaaaaay scarier than you're acknowledging! Remember, the government is never going to do anything for you without asking for something first...

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Tina Mallory — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:49:43 GMT

"But I just can't support him being President after his speech about rewriting the Constitution."

Did you hear that speech, or hear the media twist his words? He said it is easier to rewrite the constitution than to rewrite God's laws. He was explaining that the constitution is not unchanging the ways God's laws are. Gov. Huckabee was only speaking of a constitutional amendment to ban abortion and gay marriage - he was not saying he wanted to rewrite the entire constitution. The media rewrote Gov. Huckabee's speech.

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S.B. Stein E.B. NJ — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:53:33 GMT

Since Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee are still in the race, why doesn't McCain debate them since he has really nothing to lose. It is so close to him winning the nomination. It is unlikely that either of them could win enough to beat him.

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EuropeanTraveler — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:53:57 GMT

How arrogant and presumptuous of MCCAIN to think he can ignore the fact that over 30,000 Americans (from an online petition and also from those on Mike Huckabee's website) have asked for a debate between Huckabee and McCain before March 4th! McCain has been off this entire weekend, relaxing, no less, while Huckabee has been out stumping non-stop! TEXANS: DOES THAT TELL YOU WHO WILL WORK HARDEST FOR YOUR INTERESTS?? DOES THAT TELL YOU ANYTHING ABOUT HOW MCCAIN FEELS ABOUT YOU AND YOUR RIGHT TO DETERMINE WHO THEY SHOULD VOTE FOR? Come on, TEXAS,...show McCain a thing or two! VOTE HUCKABEE and send that little ole man a message!!

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Monte, Maryland — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:55:41 GMT

Mike Huckabee is the candidate for me. Amazing that he has stood his ground after, the onslaught of negative press. Anyone who does their own research on where he stands on issues, and on his record, will realize what a legitimate candidate he is.

As usual, the gracious comments are from Huckabee supporters.

The name calling, slanderous, gutter talk comes from the others. I guess that is what you might call politics as usual. I am SICK of it.

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Kira, Utah — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:58:10 GMT

David, which Huckabee position is right on Immigration? He's changed it significantly... and what exactly is his policy on national security? He usually dodges the question...

I would think that foreign policy and the economy also "matter"...

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Dave in NM — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:59:38 GMT

Tina, I also heard Gov. Huckabee say that because science is always changing and the words of his religion aren't, he'll believe his religion over science. To elect a man President who will knowingly choose ignorance over science is incomprehensibly irresponsible. Also, the difference between rewriting the Constitution to diminish the rights of certain Americans and not others is different only in degree from rewriting the whole thing. Both are unacceptable. Good thing the guy doesn't have - er - a prayer in this election.

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JohnQPublic — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 22:16:43 GMT

"McCain, the war hero." Yeh, scared to debate, some hero.

"McCain the straight talker." Yeh right. Said he was to busy to debate. Then he entertained the press and elite this weekend. Now that's straight talk for you.

No wonder people are deserting the GOP in droves.

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Americans for a President who doesn't suck — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 22:53:56 GMT

I think McCain figures if he can get enough delegates on March 4th, he's the nominee and no one can contest him, so by cancelling the debate, he can avoid being put on display for all of America to see the bad choice they've made. Because, remember it's not just Mike Huckabee (a man of charm and eloquence to be sure) he'd have to debate, it's also Ron Paul, who routinely challenges him on economics, a very weak subject for McCain and his contrasting views on the war paint McCain as the warmonger he is. At least we know McCain is a realist, he knows he can't get out of a debate with those two looking good. I just can't believe he was allowed to get away with it. I know Dr. Paul had it on his schedule many weeks in advance. I'm not really sure why "the network" gave in to the desires of just one candidate without considering the others or for that matter the American voters.

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nuanced — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 23:00:48 GMT

Huckabee should put up and debate Ron Paul to prove his genuine interest in debating the candidates. The two of them could use the debate to go after McCain.

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Philippe — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 00:35:48 GMT

McCain should debate ME because I have as much chance of winning the Republican nomination as does Huckabee.

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R Demo, Hobart, IN — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 00:39:08 GMT

Mike Huckabee has been the only candidate that has been a statesmen like candidate. Every other candidate has been status quo, same old rhetoric and liberal agenda. Mike Huckabee has fresh ideas that make sense and he has a positive outlook that would make being an American special again. I would be proud to have him as our Commander in Chief! I'm in Indiana and I am offended that anyone would suggest he get out of the race before we have an opportunity to vote. Why should blue states determine the candidate that the red states are going to have to put in office! Let's go to the convention and choose the real conservative! My vote is for Mike Huckabee!

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Maria — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 02:14:46 GMT

CONSERVATIVE4LIFE....McCain doesn't want to debate Huckabee, he won't get my vote in November.If I were the Texan voters I would not vote for him. If you're really a conservative why did you vote for a democrat like McCain.McCain is not totally pro-life.His experience in military won't solve the problem in Iraq and Israeli-Arab conflict.

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Maria — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 02:41:06 GMT

KRIS STL....why I don't want to vote for democrat candidates...they're pro-abortion, they're pro-gay marriage.McCain is a democrat also.He's not totally pro-life that's why GOP voters are confused,is he really a true conservative or what.

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william fowlerville mi — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 02:49:04 GMT

folks time to put gomer pyle back in the box look at his record in arkansas it's a joke.this guy all of a sudden wants to secure border.reminds ma of shummer put a camera or microphone and the phony preacher jumps ot of the bushes and says AW SCHUCKS!

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Jerry M Kerrville, TX — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 07:38:46 GMT

"The truth will set you free." Stay with it, Mike Huckabee.

America needs the truth...and common sense to today's problems (so distorted by the media, 'career' politicians and special interest groups). Common sense to today's problems isn't common. Mike Huckabee has common sense. The problem is that those who don't have it fear him. This includes the media! They seem to control the 'spotlight' today. The conscience of the American people will speak in November. Let the debates begin.

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joe, al — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 13:45:12 GMT

Tina Mallory - no that's a lie. Huckabee fully intends to mix language of the Bible and the Constitution through amendments. Period! Heard the speech, and no I don't need to media to spoon feed me. Huckabee scares the heck out of me. He panders to a fundamentalist version of Christianity but in the end this is all about Mike Huckabee. At least by staying in the race now he can ask more for his speaking fees and maybe sell a few books in the process.

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RealityBites, U SA — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 13:49:59 GMT

"Rest assured, Governor Huckabee has complete respect for our democracy and separation of church and state."

That's a bunch of bull, not that Huckabee could even lasso one. Huckabee is the face of American religious extremism blended with politics. The only reason he want to abolish the IRS is so that the churches that promote him won't get hauled off to jail or have their tax-exempt status revoked by mixing politics and religion.

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Stacey, Durham NC — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 13:53:46 GMT

The FairTax system, while it has much to be commended for, in the end will do one thing: increase our dependency on Government. Why? Instead of having just the poor of our society waiting each month for their government check to come in the mail to buy groceries, we'll have EVERYONE in the US waiting each month for their government (prebate) check to come in the mail to buy groceries.

Huckabee a Conservative!!? Sure doesn't think like one.

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Kriss L. Cleveland OH — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 14:51:15 GMT

I think voter's deserved a debate between McCain, Huckabee and Paul. I agree with Huckabee's letter to McaCain "to have a real discussion about there visions for this Country." McCain can't even debate to reach over to the conservatives, yet want's our vote. What an insult to voter's. But Huckabee gives us a voice and a choice. It is funny how people attack Huckabee and his supporters on there faith. Yet, other candidates claim to be Christian, but what kind of Christian are they if they don't support (walk the talk) the values of there faith. That would go for any faith. I guess there faith does not define them at all. What good is there faith then. That would say something of there character.