Opinion of the Candidate - Mike Huckabee

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[Reluctant Republican]

Very very negative. He's everything that's wrong with the Republican party. To be fair, he is pretty funny though. Also, while I hate everything he stands for it warms my heart that someone can still be a major player in the political arena without initially having millions and millions of dollars.

[Eraserhead]

Negative.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Very very negative. He's everything that's wrong with the Republican party. To be fair, he is pretty funny though. Also, while I hate everything he stands for it warms my heart that someone can still be a major player in the political arena without initially having millions and millions of dollars.

Sort of my feelings too.

The first time I saw him was on the Colbert Report in April 2006. I said to the friends I was watching it with - watch him, if he gets any traction he'll be a serious contender.

He is funny, which might be his only good feature.

[dead0man]

Very very negative. He's everything that's wrong with the Republican party. To be fair, he is pretty funny though. Also, while I hate everything he stands for it warms my heart that someone can still be a major player in the political arena without initially having millions and millions of dollars.

Concured...except I just put "negative".

[War on Want]

Negative. I like the guy as a person, and I think he has good character, but he should have never become a politician, as it turns him from a good Christian Reverend, to a slimy Republican governor.

[Lincoln Republican]

Very negative.

Hate monger Huckabee is a total lightweight, with no prospect whatever of being elected President.

He has shown himself to be cheap, shallow and vicious.

He has the unmitigated audacity to be running around the country billing himself as "The Christian Candidate", as if he has a monopoly on being a Christian, implying the others are what?  Not true Christians?

If Huckabee wins the Republican nomination, which he won't, but if he did, he would not only go down to a devastating defeat, but he would drag other Republicans down with him, Senate, House of Representatives, Governors.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Positive

[CPT MikeyMike]

Neutral

A decent guy but I don't like his conservative social stances.

[Torie]

Very negative.

[The Mikado]

Negative.  As opposed to the "Very negative" I'd put down for Giuliani, Romney, and Thompson.

[DownWithTheLeft]

Positive

No one is fooled

[Hash]

Nice man, has some funny moments, but he's a crazy secular-hating nutjob. Very negative.

[Sam Spade]

Personally, I have no interest in voting for Jimmy Carter redux.  I thought we learned from that mistake the first time (George W. Bush is about 1/2 Jimmy Carter, so maybe it's 1 1/2 times).

[Meeker]

Huck's website said their fundraising goal was $1.5 million by December 15th. I check back today and they've only raised $1.2 million, but mysteriously the goal has changed to a December goal of $1.15 million.

[MarkWarner08]

Extremely negative. He's a tax-hiking theocrat who compares abortion to the murder of 12 million people by the Nazis. He also acquiesced to anti-Clinton nuts and released a convicted rapist who then raped and murdered two women.

My view of the major Republicans: McCain>Romney>Thompson>Giuliani>Huckabee

[NDN]

Very very negative. He's everything that's wrong with the Republican party. To be fair, he is pretty funny though. Also, while I hate everything he stands for it warms my heart that someone can still be a major player in the political arena without initially having millions and millions of dollars.

[Boris]

What's the point? Why not just re-elect George W. Bush for a third term?

[Хahar 🤔]

What's the point? Why not just re-elect George W. Bush for a third term?

[JSojourner]

Profoundly negative.

Has anyone read the article about the good Governor-Reverend's wedding registry at Target? Like 30 years AFTER his marriage?

[© tweed]

What's the point? Why not just re-elect George W. Bush for a third term?

I ask the same thing of Hillary Clinton supporters.

[Boris]

What's the point? Why not just re-elect George W. Bush for a third term?

I ask the same thing of Hillary Clinton supporters.

What response do they give you?

[Beet]

What's the point? Why not just re-elect George W. Bush for a third term?

I ask the same thing of Hillary Clinton supporters.

So you think there's no difference between the parties?

[Tetro Kornbluth]

What's the point? Why not just re-elect George W. Bush for a third term?

I ask the same thing of Hillary Clinton supporters.

So you think there's no difference between the parties?

Tweed is a marxist now.

And I agree; what the world doesn't need right now is an over zealous cross bread of Jimmy Carter and Dubya in the White house.

[Meeker]

"He seems like a nice charming guy... doesn’t believe in evolution and has some nutty views about what it is we should do about ending violence in our inner city — we should make sure all of our young people are armed. Republicans scare me."

-- Elizabeth Edwards