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The New York Times Says: “Huckabee? Really?”

The NY Times Mag goes after the Huckster this weekend:

How a former
governor with
no money,
no organization
and no real
policy platform
or international
know-how –
but with lots of
religious faith,
populist sentiment
and folksy
friendliness –
has changed the dynamics of the
Republican
presidential race.

Head over to the Times for to read the profile.

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One Response to “The New York Times Says: “Huckabee? Really?””

1. JohnL Says:
   December 17th, 2007 at 4:10 pm

   No, not really. Huckabee is a media fabrication. Ron Paul, on the other hand, is the real deal that the media are ignoring.

   Problem is, Huckabee is essentially another Bush (corporate-backed Evangelical), and voters don’t want that anymore. The Dems know that he is an easy kill and they will win by a landslide if he wins the primary. You want REAL support? Vote Ron Paul- the Champion of the Constitution! He is the ONLY Republican who is able to beat the Democrats because he has widespread cross-party appeal and isn’t a corporate puppet.

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