[Rockitz]

At the end of the day the Huckster is the only one that offered DH a job and DH needs a job since he’s out of congress come January. No other top tier candidate is going to offer him a job. He’s managed to torque off all the remaining candidates except Huck. In this case he’s not thinking of America first and I can understand his perspective. After 26 years his job is no longer secure.

[LowOiL]

At the end of the day the Huckster is the only one that offered DH a job and DH needs a job since he’s out of congress come January. No other top tier candidate is going to offer him a job. He’s managed to torque off all the remaining candidates except Huck. In this case he’s not thinking of America first and I can understand his perspective. After 26 years his job is no longer secure.

Ummmm, you got to be kidding me. 26 years of congress and Duncan has it made buddy. The retirement from there is awesome. Duncan isn't hurting for money or a job offer.

It is basically policy to endorse someone after you quit... Huck sucks, but he IMHO is better than the rest by far.

[dschapin]

Oh, please, if he was looking for a job he wouldn’t have endorsed the candidate viewed as the most likely one to drop out next. I personally think he made the right choice of who to endorse but I can understand debating the wisdom of his decision. However, you should not attack the integrity of this fine man. Especially when the allegation is patently ridiculous. If Hunter had wanted a job he would have endorsed Romney or McCain who both have a reasonable chance to win the election.

[WalterSkinner]

..that’s a very cynical analysis—and not very plausible...