[McGruff]

Why is Guantanamo a litmus test for idiocy? The new distinctions that Guantanamo represent must suffer the examination and critisim that all new distinctions should suffer. The nation and our ideology have and will continue to pay a price for Guantanamo and while I think it has been worth it, I don't think it has been so "worth it" that we should not constantly assess whether it worth it to continue.

I have no idea what you are saying but if Huckabee is against waterboarding terrorist that could stop another 9/11 I'm against him.

I kind of liked I think it was Romney who said he would build more Guantanamos.

[JCEccles]

I kind of liked I think it was Romney who said he would build more Guantanamos.

And Romney has been pilloried for it in the press, just as he has been pilloried for being "mean and uncompassionate" for not being in favor of extorting of taxes from citizens to subsidize the college educations of illegal aliens.

The MSM loves Huckabee because he warbles like a yellow-bird liberal on issues like Guantanamo and illegal aliens.

I don't want for president a former Baptist preacher who believes he has been anointed by God to make the American people and their government more "compassionate." I want a strong, vigorous, and wise president who will be hard and resolute when dealing on America's enemies and who will keep his hands out of my pocket.

I know far better how to spend my money in compassionate ways than the government does.