Thursday, November 18, 2010
Mark Levin Suggests Capping Government Spending, I Bet Huckabee Would Agree
Mark suggested capping government spending.
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Cap government spending,
fairtax,
Mike Huckabee
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
The Lesson from the Election, Time for Real Change
This week has really been an amazing week. The Democrats just don't seem to get the messages that the voters are sending them. A strong and clear message has been sent though. Democrats that voted for Obamacare and other liberal agenda items found their seats in jeopardy and many lost their seats. But will Democrats learn their lesson? I really don't think so.
Friday, November 7, 2008
Huckabee 2012
Conservatives are disappointed. Our guy lost.
However, we don't give up but rather begin our efforts to work harder for the next election. 4 years is a short amount of time but the damage that could be done if the leftist president Obama has a full 8 years, could be insurmountable.
Liberals found a Jimmy Carter. Conservatives must find a new Ronald Regan to defeat him in four years. Personally I believe Mike is our best bet. He's much weightier than Sarah Palin and will have a broader appeal. I tried to get excited about Palin and as a strong supporter of Mike in the primaries, Sarah was pretty close to what I wanted. However, she doesn't have the gravitas that Mike has and Mike is much more thoughtful and perceptive.
However, we don't give up but rather begin our efforts to work harder for the next election. 4 years is a short amount of time but the damage that could be done if the leftist president Obama has a full 8 years, could be insurmountable.
Liberals found a Jimmy Carter. Conservatives must find a new Ronald Regan to defeat him in four years. Personally I believe Mike is our best bet. He's much weightier than Sarah Palin and will have a broader appeal. I tried to get excited about Palin and as a strong supporter of Mike in the primaries, Sarah was pretty close to what I wanted. However, she doesn't have the gravitas that Mike has and Mike is much more thoughtful and perceptive.
Since the 2008 race is over and done, I've made a new blog called: President Huckabee 2012. I hope you'll visit there and see what's going on in the future of the races for president.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Graphic Design Site
I'm not updating this blog anymore since Mike Huckabee isn't running for president this year. For all your graphic design and web design needs, check out this graphic and web design site.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Thank You - Mike Huckabee thanks his faithful supports
Governor Mike Huckabee address to his friends on the official website:God has been so good to us! We can never fully express our gratitude for all you have done and how you have touched and blessed our lives... I promise to you that I gave it all I had to the last minute and left it "all on the field."REFLECT, REST, RENEW, and RE-BOOT!
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Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Conceding for '08
Huckabee concedes the race.
By now most of us have expected that this was inevitable. I'm still as proud of him as the day I chose to support him. Governor Huckabee is an admirable man who ran a good race and who brought conservative principles to the forefront of American Politics.
America said no. At least for now.
But look at the past to see the future. America said "no" to McCain the first time (or two maybe?) that he ran. Perhaps America will say "no" to John McCain in November. And of course the first time Reagan ran, he was told no too. Maybe next time when Obama or Hillary are in the White House, Huckabee will have a much better chance. His name recognition will be much higher and his ability to raise funds and gain traction will be much higher.
Now brace for four years of liberalism--whether it's from McCain or Obama or Clinton--and then a Huckabee will be a breath of fresh air!
By now most of us have expected that this was inevitable. I'm still as proud of him as the day I chose to support him. Governor Huckabee is an admirable man who ran a good race and who brought conservative principles to the forefront of American Politics.
America said no. At least for now.
But look at the past to see the future. America said "no" to McCain the first time (or two maybe?) that he ran. Perhaps America will say "no" to John McCain in November. And of course the first time Reagan ran, he was told no too. Maybe next time when Obama or Hillary are in the White House, Huckabee will have a much better chance. His name recognition will be much higher and his ability to raise funds and gain traction will be much higher.
Now brace for four years of liberalism--whether it's from McCain or Obama or Clinton--and then a Huckabee will be a breath of fresh air!
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