[Sun]

Iowa should know that Duncan Hunter is just as much of a social conservative, as Huckabee, if not more so.

Hunter and Brownback were the only presidential candidates to attend the pro-life march in D.C., Hunter fought the aclu to keep the Mt. Soledad cross, Hunter fought to allow students to pray in schools, and President Reagan even called Hunter and praised him for his fight, Hunter introduces the personhood-at-conception law each year, and Hunter and Brownback both said that it was right for Congress to intervene to help save Terri Schiavo, while RudyMcRomneysonbee either did not, or were not sure if Congress should have intervened.

[Kurt Evans]

“Sun” wrote: “Iowa should know that Duncan Hunter is just as much of a social conservative, as Huckabee, if not more so.”

If Governor Huckabee loses in Iowa and Governor Romney loses in New Hampshire, Congressman Hunter is my dark horse for endorsements by James Dobson and Tony Perkins.

[Kevmo]

Huckabee has surged because he won a couple of debates and he’s got evangelical support. If a quick rise can happen to the liberal pro-life evangelical Huckster, it can happen to the conservative pro-life evangelical Hunter.

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According to Intrade, the winner of the December 12th GOP debate was... Duncan Hunter.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1938773/posts

Why the smart money is on Duncan Hunter
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1926032/posts

[AmericanInTokyo]

Bookmarking this thread right here and now, for if Mike Huckabee succeeds in gaining the Republican Nomination for 2008, and there is a legitimate Conservative third party or independent alternative with ballot access on enough states in theory to give him electoral votes to win (regardless of the polls), I am NOT going to rationalize and vote for Huckabee.

I will state it right here and now, so I am not seduced by the inevitbable "Oh my, but you will elect Hillary (or Obama)!" or some such other RNC-inspired situational ethics scare-tatic nonsense in the Fall of next year and/or on FR (no doubt).

BOOKMARKED. 26 December 2007