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They're saying Mike Huckabee has taken a risky position with a speech ripping Bush's foreign policy. I don't think so. The people left solidly in Bush's corner are, exactly, who?

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I'm almost always wrong when it comes to who might win this or that in an election. But I'm starting to think Huckabee may end up being the Republican Vice Presidential candidate.

Any ideas?

"...left solidly in Bush's corner are, exactly, who?"

Hmmm, that's a good one. The flat earthers are there, the know nothings, those who'd eat dog food while sending Rev Pat their last buck, the war profiteers of course. And uh, I guess the pure dee idiots.

Is that 28%?

70% if you add in -
BIG PHARMA
AWL BIDNESS
Nursing home residents who watch FOX 10 hrs a day
Tax Cuts R Us

Now I think you reached 28% .

DON'T FORGET THE AMEN CORNER.

DON'T FORGET FLESH EATING ZOMBIES.


DON'T FORGET THE RAPURTURISTS


RAPTURISTS (not to be confused with rapists)

spunkrat, I think Huckabee has been aiming high all this time just to get the second spot on the ticket. It worked for him in Arkansas.

That's the best thing his speechwriters have ever milled out. I might secretly get a little nervous if the Huckster started sprinkling good sense into his rhetoric.

Not to worry too much, though. It doesn't really matter who's on the Republic ticket this time.

Yeah, number two is not so hot when there's no number one (no puns intended).

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