Fred explained Mike Huckabee if a few short words: He is not a consevative. Paul Mirengoff, Powerline, is a wee bit more verbose:.
Huckabee seems to believe he deserves a “pass” by virtue of his status as an evangelical
Memeorandum has several endorsements up today, from papers aroundthe country… mostly those “serving” in or near primary states.
I suppose it shouldn’t be a surprise to anybody, that almost universally. The papers are putting their endorsements for the Republican nomination
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It really has been mortifying to watch The National Review going supine for nothing but the value of winning the next election. That they would endorse Mitt Romney is just pathetic, and a glaring sign of the times. Kathryn Jean
Drudge confirms something I’ve suspected for a while, now:
**Exclusive**
Democrat party officials are avoiding any and all criticism of Republican presidential contender Mike Huckabee, insiders reveal.
The Democratic National Committee has told staffers to hold all fire, until he
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Right Wing News reminds us why John McCain isn’t fit for the office of President:
“If you don’t agree with the “Gang of 14″ solution then I am not your candidate and you should vote for someone else.” — John
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Vince Flynn, author of the NYT listed best selling novel, “Protect and Defend”, in the Washington Times, today:
Question: In the real world, how effective do you think torture is with Islamic terrorists?
A: Far more effective than liberals
John Amato, Crooks and Liars, has his knickers in a twist because a member of John McCain’s audience referred to Mrs. Clinton as “the bitch” and the senator did not rebuke the questioner.
Grow up John. Mrs. Clinton is
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Alan Dershowitz, guesting at the WSJ today:
Consider, for example, the contentious and emotionally laden issue of the use of torture in securing preventive intelligence information about imminent acts of terrorism–the so-called “ticking bomb” scenario. I am not now talking
Yeah, I saw some of it. I didn’t have a chance to go over the transcripts, yet, though. Just a few reactions from here:
I did tune in just in time to see Rudy steal? a? BitsBlog line
“I’ve been
