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Robo Huck

Overnight comments include a report from NWA that the dulcet tones of the Huckster disturbed the dinner hour in yellow-dog Republicanland. Robocalling for A$a. Yeah, that'll do it.

Posted by Max Brantley on October 30, 2006 05:52 AM | Permalink

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State News

AP News Analysis: Huckabee quips now under national spotlight

By ANDREW DeMILLO
Monday, October 30, 2006 2:46 AM CST

LITTLE ROCK - Six years after referring to Arkansas as a "banana republic" on Don Imus' nationally syndicated radio show, Gov. Mike Huckabee returned to the show this month with another comment to cause a stir.

When Imus, commenting on the Arkansas governor's dramatic weight loss, referred to Huckabee as emaciated, Huckabee had a quick explanation for his appearance.

"I have just come out of six weeks at a concentration camp held by the Democrat Party of Arkansas in an undisclosed location, making a hostage tape," Huckabee said during Wednesday's show. "That's why I look that way."

The comment drew the ire of a Jewish Democratic group that said the term-limited governor and potential presidential candidate should apologize for the remark.

I"M SHOCKED @ GOV, HUCKSTER"S COMMENT "Please if there is a GOD let him get Huckabee out of arkansas politic as soon as you can .......... AMEN "

Note; You can read the rest at the posted by RLR .....hotlink

Posted by: RLR | October 31, 2006 12:13 AM

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