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To: mariabush

I agree that Huckabee would be a good candidate for Pres in 2008. He is socially conservative so this would keep a large part of the GOP base from sitting out the election. He is fiscally conservative but has voted for tax increases on occasion (such as a 1/8 cent sales tax increase to rehab AR state parks). Having recently lost 100 pounds he's now championing a drive to reform public health by putting more into preventative health measures such as weight-loss and stop smoking plans. He knows how to work with the Dems even more so than W (the Dems have held both houses of the AR State Legislature since Reconstruction, AR has never voted for a US GOP Senator since Reconstruction, and three of the four US Reps are Dems). And I do not believe there are any skeletons in his closet. Plus in 2006 he's term-limited as AR Governor and neither AR US Senator slot is open, so he has two whole years to raise $$$ and get himself out to the country.


78 posted on 12/19/2004 12:46:26 PM PST by txrangerfan (txrangerfan)
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To: txrangerfan
Mike Huckabee is a great person. He is an ordained Baptist Minister, and when our Pastor in Memphis was ill he filled in for him one Sunday. Dr. Rogers is very ticky who stands in the pulpit of our church and I would almost guarantee that if there were any skeletons Gov. Huckabee would not have been invited.

It would really drive the Dems mad to have not only another born again Christian in the White House, but a Baptist Preacher to boot.
79 posted on 12/19/2004 12:53:11 PM PST by Coldwater Creek ('We voted like we prayed")
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