Nowadays Huckabee has more policy positions, but his campaign is really all about his Christian character. His slogan is "Faith, Family, Freedom," which Huckabee, who was once a public-relations man for the Texas televangelist James Robison, wrote himself. ...
In late November, Huckabee began running a short television ad called "Believe." It starts with the candidate declaring, "Faith doesn’t just influence me, it really defines me." As he speaks, the words "Christian Leader" flash across the screen. --Profile of Mike Huckabee in tomorrow's New York Times
"I've been under that microscope for quite some time, and it's certainly intensifying. All the sharp knives in the kitchen have been brought out of the drawers now that we're leading in polls all over the country. The interesting thing is that there seems to be a great deal more attention on … really, an intense scrutiny on the details of my faith, than there is on anybody else's, including Mitt Romney's. Every day there is some new nuance about the Baptist faith, some statement I made 15, 20, 25 years ago that gets a lot of attention." --Mike Huckabee, in an NPR interview
As a general rule of thumb, if talking about your religion is inappropriate, then PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT YOUR RELIGION.
That goes for you, too, Romney.
Oh, and Rudy? If questions about your family are inappropriate, stop staging events where you take cell phone calls from your wife.
Thank you.
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this you HAVE to see...
http://www.thedailyshow.com/video/index.jhtml?videoId=103274&title=hillarys-laugh-track
Oh, Jay. Giuliani is as giggly as a schoolgirl. Well, a cross between a schoolgirl and a fascist dictator.
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