Posted on 12/02/2009 2:28:46 PM PST by Mount Athos
Yes. There was a post here within the last couple of days about a convict under a death sentence, who had converted and was strongly recommended to Huck as someone who shouldn’t be executed.
But apparently this fellow was converted into being a very sincere Buddhist.
Huck refused to have anything to do with him. I believe he was executed.
A whole google search full of “Huck said prosecutors didn’t object”
this is like Willie Horton times infinity
There is an old saying that revenge is best served cold and I’ll bet this prosecutor is having the last laugh...good for him
You have a point but as long as they are trashing a Rino...good for them....
Wow. The Huckster wass one disturbed “public official” - I hope he takes his laughs back to Arkansas and disappears. What a creep.
Not defending Schmuckabee, but are these even factual documents? Since when to FReepers swallow what the NYTimes prints, hook line and sinker?
He that can fake sincerity can fool anyone...that's Huck.
That gives Christians a bad name. Moreso that Clemmons had apparently converted to Islam recently.
Even after all this, too many think he still is.
The arrogance of those in government never ceases to amaze.
CRAP - this is unreal. Is this who he was (or is)?
“THANK YOU, NEW YORK TIMES!”
I never thought that I’d think that either.
Maybe Huck stuttered and said, “I’d like to give Clemmons, see...” and didn’t finish his statement with “the chair.”
How long before FOX is embarrassed enough to fire this government fraud?
Didn’t I see them in “Brother Where Art Thou?” LOL!
Did Huckabee actually dictate this letter or did some idiot do it on his own? It looks like this Cox person has a problem and was not up to the task.
I wouldn’t have voted for Huckster in 2008, and there is no way I would vote for him in 2012.
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