[Owen]

Supporting McCain is spitting on the victory last year that stopped his Amnesty Bill. Nominating McCain not only fails to honor that victory, it defiles it.

There is only one way to stop him and everyone knows it.

I see Fox is giving Huckabee free media. The dangers of a two man campaign must have become scary to them.

[Berlin_Freeper]

(((HuckaPING!)))

[Blogger]

Just leave, Huck! Leave!!!!!

[kinoxi]

A vote for him is vote for her. Yeah, that’s what eviscerated this pool of candidates to where it is.

[MNJohnnie]

Evey time this guy opens his mouth his statements get more divorced from reality.

Let see, who has a better chance of winning, a guy with $250 million to spend running his campaign against Clinton Inc or the guy finishing dead last in every single poll who also has no organization and no money?

[SE Mom]

I know Huckabee is your candidate. However it’s very clear this man has no chance of winning the nomination. He knows it, his advisors know it, and so do John McCain and Mitt Romney.

If John McCain wins the nomination of the GOP, many of us will hold Huckabee personally responsible. Before- I didn’t like him, but now? I detest him, thoroughly.

[ncalburt]

Another nasty comment from that sweet former preacher.
Huckscammer is only still in the race to insure Mcnasty gets the nod . I wonder what kind of deal the pit bull preacher cut with Mcamnasty?

[bmwcyle]

A quote from Huck is like a quote from Hillary.

[detective]

I keep getting the feeling that Huckabee was never really running for president himself, but was always just a puppet for McCain. Huckabee always praises McCain and critcizes Romney.

[dark_lord]

Perhaps the game plan is a McCain/Huckleberry ticket. He’s getting funding from somewhere. And of course that ticket is a guaranteed sure fire loser in the general — since the pair of them have done pretty much everything they can to pi$$ off every true conservative in the USA.

[HawaiianGecko]

I have a problem with the Romney's a liberal crap.  Romney accomplishes what his constituents demand.  Yeah, Massachusetts is about as liberal as it gets, but it doesn't make Mitt Romney a liberal.  He ran for governor saying "Hey, I'll manage to find a way to accomplish what you want.  I'm a doer not an ideologue. You want healthcare?  I'll find a way."

Today he's saying the same thing to Republicans.  "You want to throw illegal immigrants out?  I'll find a way.  You want to throw out Roe v. Wade?  I'll find a way.  You want to lower taxes?  I'll find a way."

That is not flip flopping, it's keeping perfectly inline with his strong point.  Accomplishments! Bringing disparate people together and finding a solution where everyone wins.  It's the fundamental rule of business.

[GOP_Lady]

Ha??? How can a vote for a GOP presidential contender be a vote for Hillary? I thought this was the primary and we were voting for the GOP candidate. What a __________ Huck is. Shut the Huck up, Huck!

[M-cubed]

HUCK = PEROT....

Clinton triangulation ...(Dem triangulation)...You’d think Republicans would learn from history.....but Nope..they’re doomed to repeat it.. It's a shame when you cant see the forest for the trees...

[elizabetty]

A Vote for Huckabee is a vote for complete incompetence.

[JSDude1]

I’ll never vote for Romney. He’s a shameless liberal (and I have considered Huckabee before), but as a Conservative I could never vote for Romney (nor huckabee) or McCain for that matter. LIberals All- THE rINOS CAN GO CRYING BACK TO nyc FOR ALL i CARE!~

[truthkeeper]

Time for the butterfly nets.

[devere]

Huckabee continues his campaign to become McCain’s Vice President.

[P-Marlowe]

McCain and Hillary are spiritually joined at the hip and Huckabee tries to say that voting for Romney is equivalent to voting for Hillary???

I wouldn't be surprised if McCain chose Hillary to be his running mate.

I had been mulling over a choice between Huckabee and Romney for next Tuesday. With idiotic statements like this, Huckabee is making it a little easier to swallow voting for Romney.

[dragonblustar]

[FreedomProtector]

” Where people can come up with branding him [Romney] a conservative is really, I think, tantamount to requiring an extraordinary amount of imagination.”

Huckabee is correct again.