[barryg]

Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign.

[TigerInSC]

B.S.

[Hazcat]

Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign.

Bull! He could stop them with a word and he has not even tried nor even castigated them.

[counterpunch]

That’s a lie.
Huckabee is directing funds directly to this “outside” group.
This Ed Rollins guy has a long history of just these kinds of tactics.

[littlehouse36]

<< Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign. >>

Clintonian.

[TheThirdRuffian]

LOL.

And Media Matters is “independent” of Hillary Clinton.

IMHO, Huckabee is the pharisee who rends his clothes and prays loudly in front of the synagogue while being rotten to to core inside. We have been warned about people like that.

[Route66]

Huckabee knows who is doing them, just as we do. They have been going on since Iowa. He has been stating they are not part of his official campaign while not lifting a finger to stop them.

He knows. He’s complicit. He approves.

[untrained skeptic]

Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign.

If Huckabee would come out and clealy say that they are false and misleading, the push poll would stop.

However, Huckabee instead tries to dance around the issue.

He is complicit in the push polls either by direct action or by his inaction.

[LibLieSlayer]

An obvious lie. It is what huckabee is all about.

LLS

[George from New England]

Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign.

Are these coming from that DBT SVCS 616 number?

What time of day are they calling?

[rintense]

Bull.

[txjeep]

“Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign.”

Yeah right. It takes resources to put something of that magnitude together so quickly. Huck’s true colors are becoming clearer every day.

[pepperhead]

I have nothing to do with with this post. It is all my fingers doing.

[bigjoesaddle]

Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign

Can I have some of what your smoking?

[spectre]

Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign.

Uh huh..and Huckabee's campaign committee responds with a "what can we do, it's a free country".

sw

[antiRepublicrat]

Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign.

That's the beauty of push polling, full deniability. You know who did it, but can't prove it unless someone talks.

[Blood of Tyrants]

But will the Huckster ask them to sotp? No, because push polls work.

[Blood of Tyrants]

But will the Huckster ask them to sotp? No, because push polls work.

[KC_Conspirator]

Please dont tell me you actually believe that, Hucksterbee has been doing this dirty work since Iowa.

[AuntB]

“Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign.”

It’s a good reflection of the kind of dishonest supporters who are attracted to him.

I was listening to Laura Ingraham talking with Center for Immigration Studies Mark Krikorian yesterday . Huckabee claims Krikorian devised his ‘immigration’ policy for him. Mark said he had been contacted by several people and wrote up a brief ‘what had to be done list’, by no means a complete policy that was published some time ago.

Huckabee simply took that article, added little to it and implied Mark and Huck worked out this new ‘policy’. Mark has never worked with or endorsed Huck. Never. His supporters made it sound like CIS had worked with him on this and thereby endorsed him for Pres.

Krikorian says, [Well, at least he finally credited me with writing it]

http://www.lauraingraham.com/

Cool clips (Laura365) NEW! Mark Kirkorian on the immigration issue.(pay to play)

This seems to be the article Krikorian was talking about that Huckabee hijacked. http://www.cis.org/articles/2005/mskoped052305.html Ten Points for a Successful Presidential Candidate

By Mark Krikorian National Review May 23, 2005

Plagiarist Huckabee???

http://www.riehlworldview.com/carnivorous_conservative/2008/01/wapo-huckabee-p.html

“I have created a nine point immigration policy that says there is a 120 day period in which people go to their home country and start the process from the back of the line.”

—Mike Huckabee, Republican Debate, Myrtle Beach, S.C., Jan. 10, 2008.

This isn’t coming from a Romney campaign release; this is the Washington Post”

Follow the second link to this quote:

“When the campaign announced the governor’s nine-point immigration plan on Dec. 6, it noted that it was “partially modeled” on Krikorian’s proposal three years earlier. But Huckabee took credit for the plan in the Republican debate on Thursday night, and Mitt Romney’s campaign is crying foul. A Romney “Fact Check” said that the Huckabee plan had lifted “whole sections of Krikorian’s editorial without quotes or direct attribution.”

ALSO

Cato Institute’s Fiscal Policy Report Card on America’s Governors: 2006. http://www.cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=6724

Arkansas Mike Huckabee, Republican Legislature: Democratic Final-Term Grade: F Final Overall Grade: D

Thanks to a final term grade of F, Huckabee earns an overall grade of D for his entire governorship. Like many Republicans, his grades dropped the longer he stayed in office. In his first few years, he fought hard for a sweeping $70 million tax cut package that was the first broad-based tax cut in the state in more than 20 years. He even signed a bill to cut the state’s 6 percent capital gains tax—a significant progrowth accomplishment.

But nine days after being reelected in 2002, he proposed a sales tax increase to cover a budget deficit caused partly by large spending increases that he proposed and approved, including an expansion in Medicare eligibility that Huckabee made a centerpiece of his 1997 agenda. He agreed to a 3 percent income tax “surcharge” and a 25-cent cigarette tax increase. In response to a court order to increase spending on education, Huckabee proposed another sales tax increase. Huckabee wants to run for the GOP presidential nomination next year. He’s already been hailed as a viable big-government conservative candidate by some. That seems about right: Huckabee’s leadership has left taxpayers in Arkansas much worse off.

Apparently the good folks in Arkansas had a rough time of it with Mike Huckabee: Big Government Conservative.

Huckabee was in line with these governors:

Montana Brian Schweitzer (D)* 47 F Alabama Bob Riley (R) 47 F Washington Christine Gregoire (D)* 47 F Arkansas Mike Huckabee (R) 46 F Nevada Kenny Guinn (R) 46 F Delaware Ruth Ann Minner (D)* 44 F North Carolina Michael Easley (D)* 44 F Arizona Janet Napolitano (D) 43 F Louisiana Kathleen Blanco (D)* 43 F Ohio Bob Taft (R) 53 C Kentucky Ernie Fletcher (R) 53 C Maryland Robert Ehrlich (R) 53 C Vermont James Douglas (R) 53 C Michigan Jennifer Granholm (D) 53 C

http://ajacksonian.blogspot.com/2007/12/looking-at-republican-field.html

[gondramB]

>>Huckabee has nothing to do with these calls. They are an independent campaign.<<

How do you know?