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Poll finds Romney, Huckabee the strongest contenders against Obama

September 7, 2009 by  

Poll finds Romney, Huckabee the strongest contenders against ObamaA new survey compared leading Republican politicians’ strength as potential challengers to President Obama in the 2012 general election, and found Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee to be leading the pack.

The study conducted by Clarus Research Group (CRS), a nonpartisan research firm in Washington DC, shows the former Massachusetts governor with 38 percent of support among Americans against Obama’s 47 percent, with 15 percent undecided. A total of 38 percent would also vote for former Arkansas governor Huckabee, with 48 percent voting for the incumbent under that scenario.

"The fact that Obama falls below 50 percent against two possible Republican opponents should be troubling for him," says Ron Faucheux, president of CRS.

"It also shows that the electorate is increasingly divided on Obama, with significant partisan polarization," he adds.

CRS also says Obama’s support among swing voters has fallen since November 2008, when exit polls showed he won over John McCain by 52 percent to 44 percent among that group. Today, both Romney and Huckabee beat Obama among independent voters.

The Clarus poll furthermore found Romney is the most popular candidate among Republicans and independents who lean Republican for the GOP presidential nomination in 2012, with 30 percent intending to vote for him. Meanwhile, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin can count on 19 percent support, followed by Newt Gingrich at 15 percent and Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal at a mere 4 percent.

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  • Ted Malone

    Huckabee is the best choose for 2012, IMO. He’s liked across political boundries, something that most other GOP contenders do not have going for them, yet is solid on conservative issues. Romney’s involvment with the Mass. healthcare debacle would take away one of the strongest arguments against Obama, that being his government healthcare plan. Huck 2012!!!!!!!!

  • Brilliant

    I am a Mormon. I can not vote for Huckabee. He thinks the world is seven thousand years old. Now that is very stupid. I can not vote for Protestants or Evangelicals because they can not produce the stone tablets of Moses or the cross of Jesus. They also believe everybody goes to a fire called hell except for them. Some of them think that we are really eating Jesus. Mormons have weird ideas? Give me a break.

    • Nehra

      I understand your view, I was reading in Mormon Today, where a Mormon family in Texas sued to remove school prayers, they were angry with the Baptists in the area they lived in, in Texas.

      • Nehra

        Won’t work will not vote for Romney, the flip flopper

    • Ted Malone

      Clearly, Brilliant needs to come up with a name more fitting for his/her intellect……maybe ignorant would do!

      If you wouldn’t vote for a Protestant or Evangelical, how do expect your guy Romney to win without their votes? And isn’t there just a wee bit of difference between finding a cross that’s 2000 years old, or a set of stone tablets even older than that, than the fairly recent artifacts that Mormonism is unable to produce? I don’t want to make a religious thing about all this, but your statements are ludicrous.

      And yes, many of us do believe in a younger earth than that espoused by Darwinists………Romney will need their votes as well!

      • eyeswideopen

        Ted, come on don’t start the name calling, this has been quite civil until you felt compelled to take a dig at someone.

      • James Polk

        I have to agree on not finding more recent artifacts, then their is the Big Foot doctrine, that may stand in their way. Big Foot purpose is to steal the ‘souls of man’, that is what missionary Patton said, and it was taught, written about even into these modern days. Any footage seen of Big Foot he is always running away.

  • Mara

    As I stated previously, ignorance is alive and well in the USA. Gene-your statements made in regard to the Book Of Mormon and it’s origin are incorrect. It appears you never read the history behind it, let alone the book itself. Perhaps your memory fails you as you seem to imply that Mormons don’t use the Bible. They recognize the King James Version as the most correctly translated – the Old and New Testaments are part of their standard works. Polygamy was practiced in the Old Testament for reasons only God knows and I would put to you that it’s practice in the early days of the church were instituted for a purpose as well. Mormon men were murdered, leaving woman and children alone with no one to take care of them. People like you always imply it was for sexual reasons without any thought as to other factors that may have contributed to it’s institution. It is also important to point out that Mormons believe in obeying the law and discontinued the practice when Utah became a state. The are small factions that broke away from the main church that still practice – but again, not the mainstream Mormon church.

    Nehra – your comments are just silly. “Godmakers” is a series of distortions and lies. It’s author takes out of context quotes and weaves them into whatever he would like them to say. Your statement comparing Mormons to the followers of Hitler is offensive to the millions that have been served by Mormons. The LDS church does some amazing things for people – both in and out of their faith. Ask the Katrina or Ike victims, or the people who receive medical care as a result of their humanitarian efforts.

    You help to strengthen my point by declaring McKeever and the Godmakers as sources of truth – both anti-mormon. There are some great LDS apologetic sites that blow these guys out of the water but something tells me that the idea of two sides to a story is foreign to you. Too bad for people like you and possibly for USA. A baptist preacher (who smears Catholics as well as Mormons) with no business experience, a theology degree and questionable ethics (14 violations cited-some dismissed but some not) is more appealing to you than a Harvard graduate, proven business man and sqeaky clean record. Is it because you fear he will force you to be Mormon? Again, just silly.

    • Nehra

      I take it anyone who disagrees with Mormon Doctrine premise is anti?

      Sad when people cannot and do not want to know the facts, and want to whitewash history to suit their run for president, there are many people who do not agree with Mormon doctrine, guess they are all bigots.

      • Mara

        Nehra,

        I don’t consider Catholics, Baptists, Methodists, Jehovah Witnesses, etc. anti-mormon because they aren’t Mormon. Obviously if they agreed with Mormon doctrine they would be Mormon. Anti-mormons are those who do whatever it takes (lying, distortion of doctrine, etc.)to deceive people about what Mormons believe. Bill McKeever claims to be an expert on Mormons but has never been a Mormon (interesting). Ed Decker (the Godmakers) was excommunicated by the church for adultery according to his first wife…seems he may have an axe to grind. Information on these men is on the internet – you can check it out for yourself.

        It’s obvious from your posts that you have an issue with Mormons and Mitt Romney and you are free to feel the way you do. The problem is that most of your information is terribly skewed and you don’t seem to care.

      • James Polk

        people who have been with in the church know, check your historical facts, not fiction spun on LDS history.

        I don’t buy the history Mitt spins, it is a spin. peroid.

      • Nehra

        My facts are straight,

        See Sandra Tanner, any number of former members know.

      • Nehra

        The Mormon church for a long time would not let people resign their membership, they would excommunicate them when they wanted to leave. This is not longer the case anymore, people can now resign without the smear of fear of excommunication blackening their names.

        People leave because they do not believe anymore and now can resign, my facts are straight.

      • Mara

        Interesting. Why would someone who wanted to leave the church be worried about excommunication. Your facts don’t make sense. Ex members of any church are that church’s worst enemy. I’m unimpressed by the statement of an “ex” anything.

      • James Polk

        The Mormon Church used the excommunications to discredit people, often people left because they had become aware of abuses within the church, were victims of abuse, or simply researched enough to learn much of the doctrine is false.

        Most sad were the ex communications of abuse victims, abuses the church covered up.

      • Nehra

        Yes, Decker was excommunicated, that does not make the doctrinal issues he bring up incorrect. He is correct on the view of the next life, plural wives in the next life, etc.

        Other people had to be excommunicated, if they wanted to resign from eh church, but pressure brought a change in that area. I realize the LDS faith has a large influence in the Republican party and even Libertarian, but people still have the right to exam the faith and what impact it can have on our nation.

        I stick by the facts posted.

      • Nehra

        see for a long time people who wanted to leave the LDS church had to be ex communicated they could not just leave.

        HE NORMAN HANCOCK LAWSUIT (Mesa AZ 1985)
        In 1985 the Mormon church ‘excommunicated’ Norman Hancock AFTER he submitted a letter of resignation to the church. Hancock filed an $18 million lawsuit against the church, saying a person has a right to voluntarily resign from a church. The suit was settled out of court and the settlement was sealed. An account on line reports that Hancock filed the suit himself, without the aid of a lawyer, after studying the Guinn case. The same account says that church lawyers started discussing with Hancock just how much money he wanted, but he told them he didn’t want their money, that what he wanted was to have his name cleared. Church representatives agreed to change the records such that there would no longer be any record of an ‘excommuication’: the records would show that he resigned (that he asked for ‘name removal’).

        The Hancock case shows that the church is willing to settle out of court when someone sues because the church ‘excommunicates’ them after they’ve resigned their membership. There were some defamation issues in the Hancock case that do not apply to most other cases, however.

        The Guinn and Hancock cases were the end of the era when the c

    • eyeswideopen

      Well said, excellent points.

    • James Polk

      Nehra is not being silly, I read through the post, Nehra the poster merely said many thousands were mislead by Hilter, vast numbers of people can be mislead.

      Peoples language influence, and how people manipulate questions also can be intentional misdirection and mislead people. People must be informed on many issues.

      http://1857massacre.com/MMM/lyingforthelord.htm

    • James Polk

      I read the Book of Mormon, got an “A” in BoM 1@2, also filled in teaching for the teacher when they were out of class.

      My facts are straight.

      There is an issue though of people who say the marched with King, were hunters, and endorsed by the NRA when they were not. The quest for power can damage and distort some, and one who cannot face truth needs to consider the best answer:

      “Denial is a mechanism of defense – usually the last stop before psychosis. So it does not belong with just one mental illness, Alcoholics, Gambling Addicts, Child Abusers, Psychotic people. All will say no it never happened because their Ego could not accept that about then. At that stage their grip on sanity is only marginal.
      The one who lies a lot as well is often Narcissistic and don’t cope with any assault on the ego, they are often the Pathological liars. “

  • DaveH

    Romney’s involvement with the mandated Massachusetts health-care plan is all the evidence I need to know that he is wrong for freedom-lovers.

    http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=YWU1MGZkNmM5OWNhYzI0MzhjZGM5ZTZjMWM2ZjZlY2M=

  • Rod

    Mitt Romney will be our President in 2012. He is a great lesder and
    an honest man! We firmly believe he would have been our President
    now if he had stayed in the race. McCain just didn’t want to be the
    President. He didn’t go after Obama the way he should have. Kept
    saying it wouldn’t be fair- – - dah! Mitt Romney is a great business
    man. Huckabee is ok too but not tuff enough.We watch his programs
    and we just can’t see him getting tuff enough on Obama. Sarah Palin
    is great! We love her for Congress or even the Senate We would love
    to see her punch a few of those lefties out- – - right out of washington. We have a GREAT, GREAT opportunity in 2010 elections to
    change things in Congress and get back to good old Democracy. We have
    to get out there and VOTE. The lefties are triping over their own
    feet. Alot of the Dems. we talk to are very sorry they voted for
    Obama! His “change” is not what they expected.

  • G. Montgomry

    Romney is a fake, he would use the White House to make himself rich, and sell out America. Romney cries BIGOT, yet is the biggest Bigot around. The spoiled, self centered son of a family who over indulged him, and gave him a elitist, and entitled attitude never should be near the White House.

    • John Adams

      Romney had a great father (George) who made sure that his son’s earned their own way in life. Unlike many of the eastern elite, Romney worked his way through college. His academic achievements were his, not his father’s. After college, he did not work for his father. Based on his achievements at Harvard he did get a very good job with Bain Capital. Romney then proved his capabilities in the business world without any assistance from his father. Romney made his own millions. He then turned his focus from making a family fortune to serving others. He worked as the president of the Salt Lake Olympic Committee for the huge salary of $1. As governor he donated his salary to charity (and it was not to the LDS church). Romney has also stated he would not keep his salary if he were president. Romney is no fake, no elitist, and has no entitled attitude. Romney is for real, some people just can’t believe he is as good as he is. Our country needs Romney now more than ever.

      • Nehra

        Romney did not earn his way Romney used his trust fund.

      • James Polk

        Not from what I’ve heard or learned the Romney’s are lacking when it comes to ‘good’.

        Very sad, what the Romney family got involved in, and the harm done to others.

  • http://www.nancy@google.com Nancy

    The problems is not Mormon,it is the people that anti and discriminate religion that it seem they were still at the 1500 ancient people that never develop themselves.John F Kennedy was a great president,so Mitt can be a greater president,no doubt about that.We are choosing a president,no matter what religion the person believe is good,if that person believe in god,but if the candidate is not believe any religion that is big problem.The number one American people really need now is the economy,so only Mitt is the man who had track record and best resume about that and America will be with the right man for the right job,they will never repeat their mistake again.The wealthy man can make a wealthy country because he had done it.Mitt is the strongest,the smartest,the most qualify for the job,and look presidential, please look when he walk,he speech,he stand, he seat, and his character,he is the real that no one can compare with,Mitt is the next president of U.S.

  • http://commonsenseforanimals.org Dr Robert Blease

    Newt Gingrich and Sarah Palin is my ideal ticket. Both are knowlegeable, proud to be American, tell it as it and experienced. Both can electrify a crowd and explain and promote a cause.

    Obama, obama care and his “friends” are a real threat to individual liberty and our democracy. Senate/House elections can’t get here soon enough to stop Pelosi and company. I have never seen so many people in my 50 years of voting as worked up and against the policies of a new president, of course, we never had such a liberal president before.

    • eyeswideopen

      Dr.
      You want Newt as President? You are aware that in Jan 1997, he was reprimanded for ethics violations from Sept 1994? He had to pay a $300,000K penalty. It was the first time in history of the House it had to discipline a speaker of the House for ethical wrongdoing.
      While married to Marianne Ginter, he was having an affair with Callista Bisik during the time he was calling for the impeachment of Clinton. He has since changed from being a Baptist to Catholic, so many he has aquired some morals or ethics, but are you willing to risk it? If he had only been guilty of one of the issues,maybe, but I don’t think most Americans can really push both incidents under the rug. I’m sure we can find a better representative of this party!!

      • DaveH

        When a pack of vicious dogs wants to take you down, you don’t have much of a chance; ask Sarah Palin.

        http://www.rightgrrl.com/carolyn/newt.html

      • eyeswideopen

        Dave, when I searched ethics, this is what came up, http://www.congressproject.org/ethics/gossmem/.html
        as you can see there were other issues that he was involved with, the penalty was to cover the legal and investigative costs. He admitted that he was having an affair, so I will apologize for not clarifying that the charges were dropped. I still feel that we can find someone who hasn’t been unfaithful or involved in a scandal. I guess I am letting my personal feelings involving Jack Abramoff and Dick Armey and their association with Newt make me suspicious of his ablility to not be influenced by that type of politician.

      • DaveH

        Eyes,
        You overlook the mighty aphrodisiac of power. Those men who secure the power positions probably have twice the hormones of an average man. I’m not excusing infidelity, but I think the sex drive is an addiction second to none.

      • eyeswideopen

        Dave, you are probably right, us girls can keep our pants up, while in office. LOL. Maybe more of us should be in office.. OK, I’m ready to take the hits.. go ahead. Heh Heh,,

      • eyeswideopen

        Dave, seriously, I do expect the “men” representing me to have ethics beyond reproach, after all, they are the voice of many. Their actions, words and deeds reflect on us, as we chose them. If they can’t adhere to decent moral conduct, don’t run for office. If you can’t control yourself get the hell out. I don’t care which religion they are, I just want a moral person.

      • DaveH

        Eyes, Me too. But first we need to have all of them take a lie detector test. As I said before, we expect such perfection in our politicians that they can only meet our expectations by being liars.
        And liars concern me most. I can forgive a lot of human error, but I do not like being anywhere around liars. I would much rather keep company with a human that has made mistakes than to keep company with somebody who I don’t really know due to their dishonesty.

  • http://www.teamhuck.com Amanda Butt

    efred,

    Huckabee has morals, values and stands for the common sense approach. The media tried to paint him into a liberal during the primary, but if you listen to his Huckabee Show, you will get the REAL HUCKABEE!

    As for Romney… I could not vote for him because he doesn’t even know what he stands for. That makes me think he really doesn’t have any core principles/values….

  • Nehra

    correction:

    Can millions of people be wrong? Ask the followers of Hitler

  • efred

    Neither of theses candidates has a snowball’s chance in a Texas summer of getting elected, because they are too much like Obama. Correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t Romney support abortion in his state? Didn’t Romney also support gay marriage, increasing taxes, gun control, and implement mandatory health care? And how is that different from Obama? Sure, he’s handsome, charismatic, and a smooth talker, but then again, wasn’t Hitler, Clinton, and Obama? I believe he would be better suited to being the state’s Senator, to replace Kennedy.

    Now, didn’t Huckabee support raising taxes and mandatory health care, among other things? Aside from his stance against the surge, isn’t Huckabee much like Bush, in many of his bad spending policies?

    I’m quite frustrated hearing these “conservative” talking-heads claiming that this candidate or that candidate is the most “electable,” which generally means that they are RINOs, and the conservative base won’t lift a finger to support, so they never get elected. We need someone with ethics, morals and the stones to do what’s right by the Constitution, and at this moment, I don’t see anyone yet. Sarah Palin would be excellent, but it’s too early to tell. You can tell how much of a threat a candidate is to the liberals by how mean and cruel they are to them, and they are obviously scared to death of Palin. How about Romney and Huckabee? They’re well liked by the liberals, just like John McCain, and by the way, how’s his first term as President going? No, wait, he didn’t get elected.

    Choose a candidate with morals, ethics and a firm understanding of our Constitution as our Founding Fathers envisioned, add some communication skills, and we’ll have an unbeatable candidate. But pick a candidate that’s the most “electable,” and we’re guaranteed to have another four years of Obama, if our country can survive another four years of his policies.

    To prevent another fiasco like ’08, first we need to put up some actual conservative candidates with core values. Then we need to have closed primary elections to keep Democrats from pissing in our punch bowl which is what caused McCain to get the nomination, stiffen the penalties for voter fraud and start enforcing those laws. Then we need to bypass the mainstream media, who are only lapdogs for tyrants anymore, and speak directly to the people.

    If anyone has any more ideas, let’s hear them.

    • DaveH

      Efred,
      Well-stated. People need to get more educated on the great effort that our forefathers made to secure our freedom. They need to learn that freedom doesn’t come easy. As Thomas Jefferson said “Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms [of government] those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny.”

    • John Adams

      You asked for your statements about Romney to be corrected if they were wrong, so here I go. Romney supported abortion in his state – Romney ran with the position that he would not change current abortion laws because the vote of the people had clearly established those laws. Romney as governor did go on to oppose the establishment of laws/government funding of research using embryonic stem cells. Romney has never supported gay marriage. He has and still does support gays not being discriminated against in the workforce, but believes marriage is between a man and a woman. People have taken Romney’s strong support for not discriminating against gays as also meaning he supported gay marriage, but that is not true. As Governor of Mass he did all he could to overturn the Mass court rulings regarding gay marriage. Romney did not increase taxes. He took over a state that had a huge debt, cut state spending, did raise some fees for state services that were being performed well below the cost of providing those services, balanced the budget, and left office with the state having a $2,000,000,000 surplus. Romney supports laws controlling assult rifles but not on other weapons. He has been endorsed by the NRA. Romney did lead a bi-partison effort to reform Mass health care laws that did require people to get PRIVATE health insurance (the Obama plan creates a single payer government run program). About 97% of the people in Mass now have health insurance. The Mass. health plan is costing only 1.5% of the state budget, it is not bankrupting the state as some have mis-reported. The health plan also had 7 items that were passed over the veto of Romney. If those items had not been passed, the plan would have been even better.

      • eyeswideopen

        Has it occurred to you that Mitt, might actually be a Libertarian? Sounds like he believes in personal freedoms? That’s not a bad thing.

      • DaveH

        No Eyes,
        No Libertarian would sponsor a bill to force people to buy health insurance.

      • eyeswideopen

        Dave,
        Do you mean that Liber’s follow every single idea in their platform? How can any group be that perfect? With the situtation we have here, wouldn’t they have to bend a little bit? I think that it would be almost impossible to get to where we need to be quickly, we would have to comprise on some things, or there would be havoc.

      • DaveH

        Eyes,
        Big Government was built on the back of compromise. Whether we get there gradually (Republicans) or rapidly (Democrats) we are headed to complete collapse of our country and the ensuing tyranny that it will bring. The only chance we have is for people to start standing tough and quit electing anybody who doesn’t promise (and deliver) less government.

      • James Polk

        Mitt is anything that would get him a vote! lol, lol, that is why he is a flip flopper.

      • efred

        He did not get the NRA support, because he straddled on every issue: he supported gun control, ‘assault weapons’ ban, the Brady Bill and the second amendment. He only joined in August of 2006, in the hopes to sway some support. He’s never really hunted, let alone shot a gun, and before 2002 had no interest in getting support from the NRA. In fact, in 2004, he signed a permanent gun ban bill in Massachusetts. He has stated many times that he supports the Brady Bill.

        On abortion, he was the governor that forced judges to perform gay marriage in Massachusetts, in direct violation of their state Constitution, which forbids judges from establishing or altering laws. Governor Romney had no Constitutional authority to order judges to perform gay marriages, which is against state law, using the feeble excuse that he was “personally against gay marriage” but had to “enforce the law” that the state supreme court had no authority to enact. Refusing to rescind gay marriage is tacit endorsement of gay marriage.

        If his health-care program is doing so well, then why are 30,000 legals in Massachusetts being cut from the rolls, its budget ballooning to $1.3 billion from $630 million in 2007, and Physicians for a National Health Program calling it “A Failed Model in Health Care Reform?”

        Libertarianism is a form of libertinism, which simply put, is a form of anarchy. Libertarianism is, simply put, people wanting to do what they want to do with very little governing authority saying they can’t. Libertinism is, simply put, the desire of people to do what they want with no moral authority telling them it’s wrong. Anarchy is, simply put, the desire of people be allowed to act like animals, with no form of society at all. The South was essentially a group of libertarian states, that by definition, didn’t want to cooperate with each other, and we all know how well that went.

      • James Polk

        Thanks for posting the truth!!!!! Mitt did NOT get the enforcement of the NRA, he tried to give the impression he did, like everything else Mitt does, never quite the truth and a false front.

      • DaveH

        efred,
        Too much government brings chaos. We are experiencing that growing chaos daily. Read this free online book before you spew any more of your misinformation.

        http://mises.org/rothbard/foranewlb.pdf

        Are you a leader that profits in both money and power from the current statist system or are you just a misled follower?

      • Ted Malone

        As efred said, Romney had the constitutional power to overrule the Mass Supreme Court ruling over instituting gay marriage in that state. Even liberal leaning Harvard University professor Lawrence Tribe says that Romney had the authority to forbid the courts ruling from be enacted. While Romney may not have supported gay marriage, he failed to prevent it from becoming law in his state even though he had the constitutional power to do so. That and his healthcare initiative he enacted in Mass. are two big problems that he has that would make it difficult for many of us to support him for POTUS.

  • Nehra

    Mormon Research Ministry, Bob McKeever is an excellent source for factual information. He has informative and informative You Tubes out on the subject of real, and factual LDS History, not glossed over history.

    Mormon Coffee is also a good collection of many topics on the subject.

    Can millions of people be wrong? Ask the follower so Hitler.

    God Makers is very close to the truth.

    • John Adams

      Nehra continues to ignore reliable sources of information about the Mormon church. For example, he cites the movie “God Makers as very close to the truth”. Here is what the Anti-Defamation League had to say about the God Makers: “Had a similar movie been made with either Judaism or Catholicism as its target, It would be immediately denounced for the scurrilous piece that it is. I sincerely hope that people of all faiths will similarly repudiate “The Godmakers” as defamatory and untrue, and recognize it for what it truly represents -a challenge to the religious liberty of all.” (http://www.fairlds.org/The_God_Makers/).

      • Nehra

        You have trouble with the God Makers, which does document Mormon Theology, try Bob McKeever he is well documented, informative, has great You Tubes factual history on LDS History and doctrine. Mormon Coffee is excellent, Bob is educated and a former member, people who were insiders in the LDS community and knows his facts, facts which are not white washed.

  • Mara

    Fascinating commentary by Lynn Salton! The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is the fourth largest religion in the world…you are suggesting there are a lot of stupid people out there. Take a moment and think about your comments. Have you watched “The Godmakers” – a blatantly anti-mormon movie filled with distortion of the facts? Perhaps your preacher is the one who taught you what you know about Mormons (who, by the way loses revenue if his congregation goes elsewhere). I would submit that people who believe what they see in the movies and believe what they are told by their preachers about another faith, are the ignorant ones! If you want to know what a religion is about – ask a member of that faith or go to their website.

    The scary thing here is not Mitt Romney as President – he is a good man, he has ran a business and has a history of turning things around, he lives a life based on Christian values. The scary thing is that religious bigotry and ignorance is still obviously alive and well in the USA.

    • eyeswideopen

      Mara,
      Well said, Please continue to offer your comments.

    • DaveH

      I agree with your comment Mara, but I think we need to keep religion out of politics. Our freedom currently is under massive assault, and we need to get together, both religious people and non-religious people, to turn that tide back. We are going to need all the people we can get to reverse the Statism that has gripped our country.

      • Mara

        DaveH,

        I agree with you – religion should have nothing to do with it! It would be nice if others were of that same opinion. I am a Romney supporter because I believe he is the best man for the job. I believe Ron Paul is strong on the economy but I completely disagree with him in the area of foreign policy. This country needs a well rounded candidate. I am unable to stay quiet when untrue statements are made about a religious faith as a means to cast a shadow on a man who has proven credentials and experience to take this country forward.

      • Nehra

        By the way, the people indited from Utah on corruption were LDS, the LDS church were involved in the Olympics per earlier post, which carried documentation of the fact.

      • Rod

        Your right Dave and we think Mitt Romney is honest enough to do just
        that. Look at John Kennedy. Now take a hard look at Obama. We can
        never let this happen again! Palosi is also in trouble HOORAH! Every
        time she opens her mouth she gets in deeper trouble. They have no God
        and so worship only themselves and try to figgure out how to get us
        off the planet earth. They will attempt to try any means to get to
        their end, and – - – they will fail!

      • eyeswideopen

        Dave, I am behind that remark 100%.

      • DaveH

        Thanks Eyes.

      • Nehra

        That will not work, Romney will attack Muslims. Religion does make a difference, as does one religious beliefs. Belief systems drive people behaviors, if their faith is not truthful, they will not be truthful.

        People have a right to exam the belief system, or the non belief system of anyone running for office, not to do so is foolish.

      • eyeswideopen

        Dave, now your talking.
        Working together to save this country is the only way to go. White, black, red, yellow, baptist, catholic, jews, mormons, repubs, dems, libers, everybody needs to be American first!!

    • Nehra

      That is funny, former members know the fibs and corruption within the LDS community, that is not being a bigot.

  • Mary Thom

    Look at Romney’s record. It is not consistent. You can’t be sure of how he stands from one campaign cycle to the next. He is a very good politician, but is that what we need right now? Look at how Massachusetts is struggling under the healthcare which began under Governor Romney.

    Look at Mike Huckabee’s record. After ten years as governor he left his state in much better shape than it was when he began. Mike Huckabee is more than a good politician. He is a good leader with plenty of experience. Also, he has the humility to know that he doesn’t know it all and has the sense to know when to call on experts for help–and he won’t surround himself with appointed czars who circumvent our political process.

  • Barbara Meyer

    We don’t need to worry about Romney and the Morman religion. They were worried about Kennedy being a Catholic too. We worry about the dumbest things. Romney has the smarts. Huckabee is good on his Saturdat show. Maybe be good as far as Vice President. One thing for sure. Obama needs to be beat!!!!!!!!!!he needs to go now. He says he is a Christian. Don’t believe it.

    • Nehra

      I would look into the Romney families Russian connections they have been hiding.

  • Nehra
  • Nehra

    The Romney family has too much baggage, they tried to check it, but it will come back to haunt them. David Fischer, Mitt money bundler from Michigan, also has some questions which need to be asked and looked into.

    The question of how Alex Itkin got on the Michigan Republican Congressional Committee needs to be seriously looked into.

    Romney is a flop, and a poor choice.

    http://janskousenandromney.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2009-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00&updated-max=2010-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00&max-results=4

  • Linda

    Without a doubt, it’s going to be Governor Huckabee. He has been right even as far back as fall of 2007 in every call he made about the economy! He has over a decade of governing experience under his belt and he has the character and integrity that is so sorely lacking in this administration. I will have waited 4 years for that debate between Huck and Obama and Huckabee will certainly NOT disappoint!

  • gene

    Huckabee, Palin, Jindahl Any of the 3 would be great. The problem with Romney is him being Morman. The Book of Morman is a fake as anyone who can read and understand the old and new testament knows. It states Jesus will not return until he comes for all of the christians. The book of Morman claims he appeared to them and told them what to write. They continued to hold to the old testament tradition of having more then one wife and some still do. Jesus taught one wife! Any medical doctor will tell you if you have relations with more then one partner you are in immense danger from sexual disease. The far left of the morman church think it is ok to marry off there 12 year old daughters to 50 year old men. Sorry They have major problems reading and understanding the bible. I have sat and watched when they would come to my fathers house and he would get his king james bible and show them in scripture where they were wrong and they would get irate with him, that is not a christian value. If you believe any of the bible then you must believe all of it.

    • DaveH

      Gene,
      A closed group of people, i.e. abstinent from sexual activity with outsiders, has no more chance of contracting an STD than a couple that is abstinent from sexual activity with outsiders.
      The Mormon men took several wives generally at a time in history when women vastly outnumbered men. They were providing those women with an opportunity to be part of a family. Very few Mormons currently practice polygamy. Frankly, I would consider a man to be very brave to take on more than one wife.
      I probably have more morality, compassion, and tolerance for my fellow human than most religious people, but I don’t want anyone dictating to me what my morality should be. Remember that all religions are based on faith; in my opinion the Mormons are no stranger than the other religions.

      • eyeswideopen

        Dave, hands clapping.

      • Nehra

        The abuse levels were high in Romney Bloomfield Hills stake, many women and children abused and covered up.

      • Nehra

        “Frankly, I would consider a man to be very brave to take on more than one wife.”

        It was not bravely, but lust which caused this to happen.

      • James Polk

        It was a method to explode a population quickly and lust, not true about more women than men.

      • DaveH

        If you are going to refute me, then at least provide some proof. I am just repeating what I heard in Salt Lake city. Being the avid keepers of the lineage that they are, I would take their word over yours any day unless you can provide good evidence to the contrary.

      • Nehra

        Yes, I will give an ancestor of Mitt Romneys, Parlery P. Pratt, who was killed in Arkansas when he tried to take another mans wife as his own polygamist wife. She was the twelfth woman to be sealed to Pratt. , she was not legally divorced from Hector at the time of her “celestial marriage” to Pratt.[6].

        Due to his personal popularity and his position in the Council of the Twelve, Pratt’s murder in Arkansas was a significant blow to the Latter-day Saint community in the Rocky Mountains, when they began hearing about it in June 1857.[19] The violent death of Pratt may also have played a part in events leading up to the Mountain Meadows massacre five months later.[20]

        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parley_P._Pratt

        they didn’t take kindly to having their wives taken.

    • Nehra

      There was a high level of abuse in the polygamist marriages, in the early days of polygamy women married more than one man. women switched between polygamist husbands, often leaders in the LDS church would take wives of other men (who were still living with their wives) as their wife.

  • Lynn Salton

    Is there any possibility that the country could elect a Mormon president? Seriously? If somebody can suspend their intelligence enough to believe ANYTHING that Joseph Smith plagiarized when he invented his “religion”… well that’s their right. However, I can’t trust any candidate that can swallow an over-simplistic fundamental theology as having the mental acumen to run a country. We all saw what happened to the country when Bush & Cheney & Rove ruled with what they thought was “divine right”. (God chose them so they thought they were entitled to benefit from being elected.)

    Mitt Romney as president is scary… but I’m not worried… the religious right will never let a member of the Church of LDS be elected as President.

    • DaveH

      Lynn,
      One of my best friends was Mormon (I’m atheist). Yes, if you compare their religion to Catholicism or others it seems strange. But if you think about it, Mormonism isn’t really any stranger than any other. They all had a start somewhere in history, and all roots involved the observations of humans. The thing that strikes me positively about their religion is their intense family orientation. Also, they have a very strong work ethic, and they take care of their own down-and-out members in an intelligent way.
      However, I have my own preferential life-style and I really don’t want anybody, non-Morman or Morman, telling me how to live. I also don’t want anybody (e.g. Liberals) sharing my hard-earned money as they please. Nobody has any idea the suffering that I or others have endured to accumulate our assets. That is why I have always voted Libertarian and always will.

  • http://www.nosmog.com Robert Sewell Sr

    Bob Livington;
    Thank you for this news letters since.
    I preferred to pick for 2012 President to Mitt Romney over Huckabee, Mitt Romney has lots of experienced on business, economics ,as well his dad was in charge and save AMC Automobile, Romney save during Salt Lake City hosted for Winter olympic and very successful. Romney was Governor of Mass.
    At 2012 will be very very tough jobs to get straight and save America also Ron Paul would be best partner with Romney .Both men are strong business men for America’s sake of jobs, business, economics many others and bot men are wise men.
    Huckabee should be place third. All three men have very good religious. Huckabee should be at somewhere in Cabinets. So hope all three of them willing to shares and and work together for the sake of America Citizens needs! It is not worth to quarrel over their’s better ideas. etc. Forget about their good religious personals , don’t count that. See what happened we had mess with Liberal democrats and Obama almost destroy America and becoming “Socialist”. we don’t want that happens in U.S. ever again and keep awake and these wise three men will be the best for 2012 !!. We have them all three that God send to us and don’t fail with God’s again and everyones of us too. Thank you.

    • Nehra

      Romney did not save the SLC Olympics, or clean up the corruption, they were caught and that is it, end of story. It was the American People which did after the corruption disgrace of the LDS Church, if Romney did not had relatives in the upper levels of the LDS Church, and being a descendant of original polygamist, Romney never would have been chosen.

      SLC brought disgrace to this nation, with there self-righteous attitude justifying their corruption, as well as the extreme level of corruption.

      • DaveH

        These two comments are good evidence of why Big Government doesn’t work. One size does not fit all. Whether the Democrats are in charge taking the Republicans’ freedom to prosper away, or the Republicans are in charge taking away the Democrats’ freedom to abuse their bodies or their souls, there is going to be about half of the population that is unhappy.
        The Libertarian Party believes that the individual has ownership of his body and his property, with all the responsibilities and freedom that pertain to both. And with that would go a much smaller, much cheaper government. With Libertarian values members of both parties could be happy. We would also have a much more prosperous society.

      • John Adams

        Nehra is trying to rewrite history. The original head of the Salt Lake Olympic committee was not a Mormon. There never were even any claims regarding unethical actions by the Mormon church. Mitt Romney was brought in to clean house within the Olympic Committee. Which he did. Romney had established himself as the most capable person in the business world to turn around failing businesses into successfull businesses. That is why Romney was chosed to take over the Salt Lake Olympic committee. Romney was able to revive the effort, even after 9/11, to make the SLC Winter Olympics one of the best Winter Olympics that were ever held.

      • Nehra

        Really, so all the pay off scholarships to BYU and the Insurance policies from a company owned by the LDS church was non mormon? Get real.

      • Nehra

        but the church now became the biggest player. While LDS leaders
        were conspicuously silent when Salt Lake obtained the 2002 bid and in fact made
        no official statement about the Olympics until 1998, they promptly began to prepare
        for the Games. The key was the Church Olympic Coordinating Committee established
        in October 1995, “a kind of clearinghouse for the church’s Olympic efforts.”
        Co-chaired by Apostles Robert D. Hales and Henry B. Eyring, members of the Quorum
        of the Twelve, the church’s second-highest leadership group, the committee also
        included M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Seventy; H. David Burton, the presiding
        bishop of Salt Lake; and Bruce L. Olsen, managing director of public affairs
        for the church.29 The claim that the committee’s sole function was to consider the Salt

        The primary concern was Mormon control of Olympic planning. The membership
        of the various Salt Lake bid committees and SLOC after 1995 was always predominantly
        LDS. The five most visible and important 1990s bid committee members
        were Mormons: Thomas K. Welch, president; David R. Johnson, senior vice president
        for games operations; Craig Peterson, vice president for administration; and
        committeemen Frank Richards, who solicited South America, and Bennie Smith, the
        lone African-American member, who courted the African vote.

        http://www.la84foundation.org/SportsLibrary/Olympika/Olympika_2002/olympika1101b.pdf

        The 2002 Olympic Winter Games bid scandal was a scandal involving allegations of bribery to obtain the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City, Utah. Before 1995, the city had attempted several times to secure the games, but failed each time. In 1995 Salt Lake City was announced as the host city, but in 1998 the members of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) were accused of taking bribes from the Salt Lake Organizing Committee (SLOC).
        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Winter_Olympic_bid_scandal

        Tom Welch, the president of the bid, and his chief aide, Dave Johnson, each were indicted

        http://articles.latimes.com/2000/jul/21/news/mn-56718

        People should not lie, especially on corruption which is easily check out.

      • James Polk

        I checked, and Mormons were involved in the corruption, two were indited as mentioned and the LDS church was involved with the organizing committee, which was riddled with corruption.

        They need a old hickory stick maybe to have them be honest.

      • James Polk

        It is an easy google search to find the LDS church was involved in the committee, the links are pending moderation on the thread, but the LDS church was part of the problem.

  • ronald c

    Jindahl and Palin should be on the same ticket…I love Romney and Huck. They just dont show the passi0n to stand up to the rantings of the left (Marxists)…We need real people…sounding real and not the same ole ____. We need to dump the handlers 0f the last two republican candidates…we need to get people from the ground in there… not elite know it alls…

  • http://www.teamhuck.com Amanda Butt

    Governor Huckabee will be the NEXT President of the U.S.A.!!! No doubt about that! Strong common sense approach, excellent values!!! A man the people can trust and relate, too! Does not flip on the issues at hand, especially the most important thing: LIFE!!! He’s got his own show… the media cannot twist his words anymore, and if they do…he gets to correct them without being shunned! Gov. Huckabee rocks!!! He truly is for the people!!!

    • alice

      Amanda, he is a flip flopper. He flipped on illegal immigration. He is for amnesty and then said he wasn’t. So tell me again how he can be ttusted. We need new people to look at, not the same old same old.

      • PatH

        Alice,

        I’d like to know when and where Gov. Huckabee EVER said that he was in favor of amnesty, as you’ve stated. Frankly, I believe that to be an inaccurate statement about him. He was endorsed by Project Minuteman founder Jim Gilchrist and Duncan Hunter.

        efred,
        When did Huckabee ever say anything that would make you think that he was against the surge? He’s always made it clear that he believes in using overwhelming force against your enemy.

        Huckabee showed his strength with his statements during his recent travel to Israel, which showed very clearly that the Obama administration is way out of line with mainstream Americans’ position on Israeli-Palestinian relations.

        Huckabee was also very decisively against the very first TARP bail-out of $787 Billion, when Romney couldn’t make up his mind and McCain handed the entire election over to Obama by also trying to wheel-and-deal his way through the unconstitutional bill. How hard is it to know that it’s not the proper role of the Federal Gov’t to be bailing out Insurance companies, banks, etc. Huckabee spoke clearly on the issue from the very beginning.

        Huck stands on principles and would have made a BIG stink about $50 dollar co-pays covering $400 tax-payer subsidized elective abortions, which Romney didn’t bat an eye at.

        I wish that Palin would come out stating that she would be in favor of a Human Life Amendment to the US Constitution and the FairTax and start speaking out regarding why those 2 policy positions are important to our nation’s future. She could be right up there with Huckabee (on my hero-list) if she would do that. As it is, I really wish her and family the best.

      • Russ

        its the uninformed left that gave us obama
        lets just hope that huckabee and romney get it togather this time and not cansel each other out, and give us another week can like McCain for the uninformed to exploit again.

      • Michelle Ortega

        I think the informed left gave us Obama a communist just like them with a lot of money,they knew just what they were doing by putting that poor excuse for a human being in the White house to take it down from within, look at the people he surrounds himself with – the so called Rev Wright, Van Jones (an avowed Communist) and a racist and the Whether Underground folks (TERRORIST) to mention a few……..DISGUSTING UNAMERICAN SUB HUMANS TO BE POLITE………..

  • s c

    Polls combine hype and implication. Normally, they are as useful as tea leaves – unless you’re bored and in need of entertainment.
    We need leaders who put America first, ignore polls and will do what needs to be done to put America on a freedom course. That involves new thinking. The RNC has outlived its usefulness via nicey-nice stooges and galloping pc. We conservatives need an information network that culls out and bypasses RINOs (Specter Syndrome).
    Two-faced party flunkies and fence-sitters can go elsewhere. Core values matter. Keep it simple, and never again let useful idiot party bosses and gutless, fair weather losers make decisions. They were never conservatives.

    • EarlStephens

      I totally agree with you. My choice: Ron Paul – 2012. No more RINO’s

      • DaveH

        Earl,
        I would love Ron Paul for president. I’m sure you know that he is really Libertarian in philosophy. He had to run on the Republican ticket to get elected. I’m a little worried about his age though, as I think the media would hammer him on that (even though they regularly feign concern about ‘age-discrimination’).
        I think there are a lot of Libertarian sympathizers out there who worry about throwing away their votes, but you can see where voting for the ‘lesser of two evils’ has gotten us. My suggestion for those who think that way is to register as a Libertarian, then vote for whoever you want. That way as the party numbers grow they will get more exposure. The leaders in both major parties don’t want Libertarians because they take a firm stand for Limited Government. And as you can see, both Republicans and Democrats like to grow government (albeit much more so for the Democrats).
        One thing that turns many Democrats away from the Republican candidates is their fanatical fixation on vice crime (victimless crime). So I think if the Republicans could get off that band wagon they would bring in a lot more voters. Another problem is their efforts to be the world’s policemen. It doesn’t work. All we do is spoil the countries that don’t have the will to protect themselves, and give many of their citizens another reason to hate the US. How many of us, for example, would be happy if we had Canadian or Mexican soldiers patrolling our cities?
        Big Government doesn’t work primarily because they aren’t subject to free market forces. They have little reason to treat us with respect because they jobs are extremely secure. For example, I have a court date upcoming about an estate issue. My brother is the executor and he is not declaring many of the estate assets. My problem with that is his lack of honesty. But I have to be ever-so-careful about how I address the issue in court or the judge will shut me down. In other words, the courts don’t really give a damn about the customer like they would if they were subject to free market forces.
        If you aren’t already familiar with Libertarian beliefs, I suggest you read the online book: http://mises.org/rothbard/foranewlb.pdf

      • DaveH

        To read their party platform, see http://www.libertarianparty.org/platform

        I would be happy to address why I think certain of their scary stances would actually work better than the government controls do currently.

      • s c

        DaveH, big government has too much to lose by letting free market capitalism work. Note that big government NEVER hesitates to BLAME free market capitalism for problems created by big government.
        Five prime examples of big government screwing up free market capitalism are 1) FDR, 2) the growing list of mindless, useful idiots who confuse corruption with good government, 3) 99.9% of all politicians in Washington, 4) Jimmy Carter and 5) Alan Greenspan.

      • James Polk

        You are correct, the courts are corrupt, and people who lie, hide assets, and pay off judges and attorneys get their way. These people in law who mis use their position in the justice system are traitors to our nation and freedoms — corruption takes away people freedom — corruption weakens our nation, corruption is what drove early settlers from their homeland to the Americas.

      • eyeswideopen

        Dave, my girlfriend called me to say that on MSNBC this morning, the CEO from 538 was on stating that the Libertarian party has best chance of Presidential success in 2012, if they can find the right nominee. This is second hand info, but she was pretty excited. I don’t know the morning shows and didn’t think to ask her. You’ll have to do the research. Sorry.

      • eyeswideopen

        Apparently the Ceo, is recongized as a true non-biased Ceo of research company… Now I will have to research him. lol

      • DaveH

        That worries me coming from MSNBC. There has been pressure since the Libertarian Party’s inception in 1971 to infiltrate and Liberalize them. I can’t imagine that MSNBC (being the Big Government sycophants that they are) would fairly support Libertarians.

      • Kris in CO

        Amen to Ron Paul.

      • Smilee

        Without RINO;s and independents you lose, you people that want to kick so many out of the republican party will insure it keeps losing but that’s ok we are better off if they do.

  • http://HuckabeeFanClub.com Huckapedia

    Will the real 2012 Presidential Front Runner stand up…

    Mike Huckabee stands up.

    Governor Huckabee’s Fan base continues to expand at a phenomenal pace across America. 50 States of fans that span more than 12% of every county in America. Even media outlet say it’s grown too big to deflate. The network of fans keeps expanding 24/7.

    Check it out for yourself at: HuckabeeFanClub.com

    • http://carllschultz@yahoo.com Carl Schultz

      It does not matter what either of these guys do or say.
      Nobody will beat President Obama.

      • http://msn agatha

        I think your wrong AND he will be stoped and so will Nancy and all the dems that think that the constation is void. that movement is just about to start. and mis Nancy name calling will be STOPED. I hope see reads this. we the people will see to that stand up and take back America now this is enough.
        God is for us who can be agines us.

      • Dave VW

        I would like to agree with you but I wish that God could help you with your spelling.

      • DaveH

        Hopefully Agatha will ignore that personal attack and keep saying her piece. I’m going to guess that you are a Liberal, since it is common Liberal methodology to silence their opposition via personal attacks.

      • Dickie

        Comment removed for offensive content.

      • http://personalliberty thomas kassick

        are u really blind to the danger this president is causing.hopefully all the politicans of either party will be swept from office.they have forgotten whom they work for.term limits is the only process that will change the corrupt goverment,untill we wake up and demand term limits nothing will change.if you really think about it there is no need for politicans in washington.we at home could vote everyday with todays internet so i say sweep them all out.let the people deciede the issues.thanks for the right to express my thoughts god bless america

      • daninlc

        Have to agree somewhat, however, the problem to a large extent is the fact that we have a very uneducated voter issue. Unfortunately, many voters are feel-good types who fall under the charm of some rather incompetent, but charismatic want-a-be (BHO for example). Others have little or no idea about the government and the harm it conveys everytime they meet in DC. There are others who have a certain philosophy they are blind to reality (extremists on all sides). Until we can get term limits for all elected officials and bring down their mini-fifedoms and greedy self-serving arrogant existence, things will never get any better.

      • Robin from Indiana

        Carl Schultz says: Nobody will beat President Obama.

        That kind of has the same ring to it as those who thought the Titantic couldn’t be sunk by God Himself.

        Don’t be so sure Carl. God allowed Obama to take this position for a reason, and in my opinion that reason was to wake up America to bad politics and get back on the road to common sense, good morals, unblemished ethics, and most importantly God! We needed our eyes opened and wow, it is happening!

      • Michelle Ortega

        AMEN ROBIN!!!!!!!!!

      • momoran

        You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time. – Abraham Lincoln

      • billy

        “fool me once, shame on me, fool me again.. eh, um, uh, um ,eh ,i um, eh, i mean uh, uh- hhuw huw the point is; ya cant fool me again!” GEROGE W. BUSH

      • Michelle Ortega

        Only COMMUNST LIKE YOU WILL VOTE FOR HIM and sorry to tell you that is not ever going to happen again!!!!!!!!!! EVER…………

      • eyeswideopen

        Hey, Ortega, site requests that you don’t name call. You do realize that was name calling don’t you.

      • billy

        “Amazing Speech by Iraq War Veteran”

        “poor and working people in this country are sent to kill poor and working people in another country to make the rich richer; and without racism soldiers would realize that they have more in common with the Iraqi people than they do with the billionaires who send us to war”

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0B9V2tbnxk0

      • momoran

        You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time. – Abraham Lincoln (attributed)

      • billy

        “fool me once, shame on me, fool me again.. eh, um, uh, um ,eh ,i um, eh, i mean uh, uh- hhuw huw the point is; ya cant fool me again!” GEORGE W. BUSH

    • David Wright

      The wave of support for Mitt Romney continues to grow. We need him as our President.

      http://www.freestrongamerica.com/

      • James Polk

        Sure, it is amazing what paying people one hundred dollar bills will do.

        Romney scamming elections see the You Tubes

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pljdFb5OjyE

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pljdFb5OjyE

      • billy

        “Amazing Speech by Iraq War Veteran

        “poor and working people in this country are sent to kill poor and working people in another country to make the rich richer; and without racism soldiers would realize that they have more in common with the Iraqi people than they do with the billionaires who send us to war”

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0B9V2tbnxk0

      • L, USA

        Mike is the Right one. Romney could have stopped “gay-marriage” in Massachutes when he was governor, instead, He did nothing. He is a R.I.N.O.

    • http://aimhealthplans.com/jameshutson Jim Hutson

      I think Huckabee would make a fantastic president. He seems to be well grounded and if anyone can straighten this country out, he can.

      What we have now is so very scary. It really infuriates me that he could be our “Commander in Chief” to our men and women who are risking everything for our country and he is so willing to give it away. He is fighting against America not for it. Most democrats think he is a democrat when he is totally something different, more sinister and dangerous. I’m not sure whose puppet he is, but he is somebody’s puppet. I can’t figure out what his agenda is, but why would he surround himself with all the czars who have no accountability. Most, if not all of his czars are anti-capitalism like him.

      What amazes me is how many of his supporters are still in la-la land and think he is going to save our country. More people are leaving la-la land every day.

      Congress has shown that they feel they are the boss of their constituents, not the other way around. They have gotten fat and sassy and complacent in their positions. They need to be fired and start with all new fresh congressmen and women.

      I hope he has not dug us into a hole we cannot get out of. Check out this site:

      http://www.kickthemallout.com

      or this site:

      http://www.wagthedog2010.com

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