Scuds...
 

Ok since you are convinced Texas is a big
Bible Belt state who do you think wins the
Republican primary here.

It has to be Huckabee, right? If he remains
in the race, like a number of these other "deep
South" states in the Christian South, Texas will follow


So we can place a bet ahead. I say
1. McCain
2. Romney
3. Huckabee/Paul

What say you?

I wish...

you wish it was huck?! ugh....

I'll take him over McCain or Romney any day of the week!

i had him as governor for 10 years. trust me, you don't want him.

I'll take Chuck Norris over Huckabee.

I see him as the lesser of three evils... none of these candidates do much for me, to be honest. Paul is out, Hunter is out, so that leaves Huckabee.

LMAO

spent 8 years with a pres who god told him he needed to be pres:confused: now all we need is a bible thump preacher to dictate to us whats morally right or wrong:eek:

a lesser evil is still evil.

i think mccain has it wrapped up tho. all the reps left me cold from day one.

exactly.

huckabee will bring new meaning to big govt. again, i know from experience. arkansas one of the most taxed states in the country, and huckabee can take credit for some of that.

and his arkids first program he likes to take credit for...it already existed, before him, he just renamed it. what a douche.

Who is dictating to anyone? You have a choice to listen or not listen... nobody is forcing anyone to believe something they don't want to. :confused:

Agree that it is McCain's to win. (Unfortunately.)

ah, you don't know mike....maybe he can't FORCE, but he sure as hell can try.

Bush sure tried to.

The American people have a choice to listen to it or not to, though...

to try to turn over a womens right to chose and and having it happen. and limiting stem cell research of fed money to me is dictating on thier relig morals

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...112201275.html


and the 'banana republic' gave him the win in the primary tonite. go figure.

thats the truth. AMEN brother:)

you forgot about him wanting to change the constitution.


[Some of my opponents] do not want to change the Constitution, but I believe it's a lot easier to change the Constitution than it would be to change the word of the living God, and that's what we need to do is to amend the Constitution so it's in God's standards rather than try to change God's standards."
— Mike Huckabee, campaigning in Michigan last night.