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• Anderson, David

  02/06/2012 01:43 PM

  I am taking the liberty to post a comment I saw on the internet not posted by me, because it shows a point of view not normally associated with Republicanism that is, believe, still very cogent.

  "Mitt says he pays about 15% in taxes because he is just taking advantage of the tax code, and herein lies the problem. The reduction of the capital gains rate from 20% to 15% was the result of aggressive lobbying by companies like, you guessed it, Bain Capital. The playing field is not level, and there is no way working folks can compete with corporate money. Romney says that his wealth is the result of his hard work. He also says that the $40 million he made the past two years was from a blind trust, and so he doesn't know what the investments are meaning that he made $40 million doing no actual work himself.

  If any of the GOP candidates are elected, Mitt will be paying close to 0% as they all want to lower or eliminate the capital gains tax. If you believe in government of the rich, by the rich and for the rich, by all means, vote for Romney."

• Los Angeles, Mike

  02/05/2012 10:56 PM

  Re: Florida "Ad Wars" Update

  Sad part about Florida is the Romney campaign did not have to "take down the opponent" the way they did to win. Poking a grizzly in his backyard in winter does not sound wise.

  1. Karl Rove-Fox Opinion Section
  Published February 02, 2012

  "In Florida Mitt Romney showed he knows how to take an opponent down; now he needs to show the ability to build himself and the rationale for his candidacy up."

  2. Kellyanne Conway, Women’s voting trends and Gingrich Advisor
  Published by Patricia Murphy in
  February 01, 2012 DailyBeast

  “The boy scout started dancing with the devil,” Conway said of Romney’s attacks on Gingrich leading into the Florida vote. “The mother in me recoiled … He behaved like the executive who gets drunk at the Christmas party and no one ever looks at him the same way again.”

• Ron and Dottie in Fl

  02/03/2012 03:25 PM

  

  Thanks mxnwilson for sharing a little humor, during the Republican primaries.

• Los Angeles, Mike

  02/02/2012 10:20 PM

  Re: Classic "Ad"
  mxnwilson 02/02/2012 01:47 PM lol
  

• mxnwilson

  02/02/2012 01:47 PM

  

  check out this debate between Romney and Newt!!

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK3wMFiSq8U

• Los Angeles, Mike

  02/02/2012 05:56 AM

  Re: This Time in Our History

  (for all the history lovers out there d.a., mxn.wilson)

  Between November 1775 and February 1776, Colonel Henry Knox and a team of engineers used sledges to retrieve 60 tons of heavy artillery that had been captured at Fort Ticonderoga on Mount Defiance.

  Bringing the cannons across the frozen Hudson and Connecticut rivers in a technically challenging and complex operation, Knox and his team arrived back at Cambridge on January 24, 1776.

• Anderson, David

  01/31/2012 09:18 PM

  L.A.Mike: my sense of the last debate was that Newt Gngrich was stunned speechless by the open letter from Bob Dole earlier in the day supporting Romney. Gingrich would have looked up to Dole and been crushed by the rejection. That enabled Romney to look very aggressive in attacking a wounded opponent that evening, but you notice Santorum was able to silence Romney, so it was the combination of angry Mitt and depressed Newt that proved decisive. I believe that if Newt had been in a better mood, Florida would have been closer. But I always believed that the Miami money would turn out for Romney and make the difference.

  PS thanks for the reference to the Huckabee comment. I will look for it.

• mxnwilson

  01/31/2012 06:15 PM

  

  David Anderson--I look for someone to run as an independent if Romney or Paul is nominated--then the liberals and moderates can split their votes between Obama and Romney. Obviously, most considered him the winner of the last debate because they believed his lies that were almost impossible to debunk at the time.

  It appears so many have decided that Romney is the only one who has the money to compete with Obama. It is indeed a sad situation in the republican party as well as in our country.

• Los Angeles, Mike

  01/31/2012 05:53 PM

  Re: "Pop some popcorn and settle in" -mdh

  1. Monday Jan 30th Huckabee Report

  As most of us know, Mike is a master at saying a whole lot in a whole little time. In less than 3 minutes Mike responds to this blog and more at his Monday, Jan.30 Midday Commentary.

  2. Jan 26 CNN Florida Debate

  Please check out the CNN Florida debate again. Every one was solid at what they do best that night(including Wolf); but ask who was solid, big, and gracious.

  ps mxn,david a,patriot-good to see you here; listening to Days of Infamy these days.
  

• Shedlock, David

  01/31/2012 03:05 PM

  It is very sad to see some who supported Huckabee for his honesty and decent campaigning now condemn him for continuing in the same vein.

  I suspect a few never were supporters.

  This is exactly why Huckabee didn't run this time: "We have piped unto you, and ye have not danced; we have mourned unto you, and ye have not lamented."

  People want to mold candidates into who they want them to be, not who they are.
  

• Shannon, Robert

  01/31/2012 11:31 AM

  When do we accept that the Party has long tenticles.

  Consider this reality; we have courts that are a mess, yet 5 S.C. Justices are graduates of Harvard and the other 4 Graduated frrom Yale; Presidents, Obama - Harvard, Bush - Yale, Clinton - Harvard, Bush - Yale and Romney has 2 degrees from Harvard. How long do we drink from the same well before we accept it is Poison?

  Schools are a disaster and yet all the Pushed Ideas come from where - those same Ivy League Bastions that continue to tell us they are, "The Best & Brightest."

  Excuse me but if this were t6he case we would not be where we are today. It is time for Real Change - Newt was forced out because he was working to do more than Balance the Budget - He was going to give our country back to US! That was Unacceptable to the Elites that control both these parties. The Solution is to join together under a New Banner and leave them playing their little game somewhere else!

• Anderson, David

  01/31/2012 02:01 AM

  mxnwilson: it is difficult to watch this primary season unfold. When I look at Internet comments on various threads, they are all for Paul and Gingrich and very few for Romney. But the polls all suggest that Romney will win Florida easily. It's upsetting to see the Marist poll asked more Democrats than Republicans who they would vote for, and then reported that Romney is ahead by 15. That's just not right. I never thought I would end up agreeing with Sarah Palin but I do.

• Hermann, Olga

  01/31/2012 01:27 AM

  Governor Huckabee, I was also one of your active supporters during the 2008 election. And I clearly remember the Ad. I also remember that we were on an important path, to make sure only Pro-Life candidates were elected. Your Ad reminds us of the $50 Abortions Gov. Romney gave the State of Massachusetts. He also was the first Governor in the US to give America, same sex weddings. How can we now believe he's changed, when you didn't believe it in '08? Please stand by your original convictions. Obama has been the biggest Abortion President this nation has seen, can we take the chance that Romney won't follow suit when even George Soros, says he has the same platform as Obama. Please remember the main thing, the foundations of Right to Life, which we as Americans are continuing to fight for. Dare we take the chance with someone who clearly says what the people want to hear, but his record proves otherwise which has been Gov. Romney's M.O. as you yourself clearly stated? Please don't take part in selling us 4 more years of innocent blood. But let God be your guide in this extremely important election to win the people's cause against an oppressive and extorting government in overdrive.

• Patriot 4America

  01/31/2012 12:50 AM

  

  Hey friends,

  Just want to let you all know that my heart aches after reading all the comments on this thread.

  I love Gov. Huckabee as a brother, but I truly believe he made a grave mistake. Only GOD can reveal this to his heart.

  I believe in miracles (an extraordinany event manifesting a supernatural work of GOD...)

  I believe that Gingrich will win Florida.

  Just my two cents...

  God Bless! Peter

• Willis Texas

  01/30/2012 10:19 PM

  

  I heard that Huck had endorsed Romney today on Rush. I am glad to say from what I read here that this does not seem to be true. If Huck had run he would have had my support. I'm siding with Newt due to his American Historical perspective and his long record of being a leader for conservatism (the first time I heard Newt I thought he should be president). I go to the Chapter in Huck's book "Do the Right Thing" This tells me all I need to know about why not to support Romney. If Huck had supported Romney- that would have meant my withdrawal from HuckPac.

• mxnwilson

  01/30/2012 02:33 PM

  

  A liberal pundit made a statement the other day in reference to the last CNN GOP debate--Romney did score a touchdown all right, but he ran the wrong way and scored the points after crossing the goal line for democrats. George Soros also stated there was not much difference in Romney and Obama with which I also agree. IMO, this is what many well meaning conservative politicans are achieving in their support for Mitt Romney--scoring many points but for the wrong team.

• Teubert, Donna

  01/30/2012 02:11 PM

  Rumor is that Rush is spreading around that Huckabee has endorsed Romney.

• Donnelly , kaye

  01/30/2012 12:58 PM

  Rush Limbaugh just called you out Gov. re. your interview with Judge Peiro. You thought he was dishonest then but its ok now because you are not running against him?

• schneider, Mike

  01/30/2012 12:34 PM

  How disappointing that Gingrich continues to use someone's quote/material without their permission. Not a big Romney fan, but Gringrich's performance/ego/ethics has been disappointing.

• Ashley, Colin

  01/30/2012 09:57 AM

  Gov Huckabee stood as a principled leader. Someone different from other policitians. Someone you could trust.

  I can understand why he would want to remain neutral is this campaign but he is clearly going beyond this and siding up with Romney at every opportunity.

  Either he is caving under pressure from the Fox News establishment (in which case he is becoming a part of the problem of media bias), or he cut a deal with Romney last year to stay out of the race (VP slot?). The latter alternative wouldn't surprise me because he was leading all the polls when he surprised everyone when he announced he wasn't planning to run. I wouldn't have a problem with this if he was neutral to a fault, but clearly he isn't. In fact, to cozy up to Romney at the expense of fellow Conservative candidates (and without full disclosure of any deal) would be treacherous. Either way, in my eyes his actions makes him unworthy of support.

• Los Angeles, Mike

  01/30/2012 08:07 AM

  Re: Endorsements,Ad Pulls,Advice

  Dear Governor,

  Thanks for letting us "come and reason together" and/or "vent"

  Thanks for reminding folks that you will not endorse anyone until after the GOP primary. This gives you unique freedom to give advice.

  I was impressed to hear that the Romney campaign pulled an ad. It must have been because they had to.
  And I was impressed to hear that the Gingrich campaign kept their ad up. It must have been because they had to.

  I suppose it's like comparing apples and oranges, anyway. Or, better yet, eggs and ham.

  Finally, I encourage all to revisit the January 26, 2012 CNN debate in Florida.

  I was pleased to see how well Newt did at the debate considering the storm outside that night. I'm sure a lot of folks were pleased to see him take their advice and run with it smoothly.

  Overall, Rick was the solid lawyer and son and husband; Mitt was the solid wealthy businessman and husband; Dr. Paul was the solid doctor and "astronaut" and husband; Wolf was the solid CNN liberal moderator; but Newt was big,solid ,gracious. He was for lack of a better term….presidential.

• Southernborn, Mr

  01/29/2012 11:19 PM

  I lost repsect for you after seeing your explanation with Lou Dobbs. I had always thought you to be a Nays and Yeas type person and you revealed your self to be another mealy mouthed politican who apparently will do anything to keep his income and TV show.

  Whether you mentioned him by name or not, you were discussing Mitt Romney and your views of him. Congrats now you have become just like him

• Ron and Dottie in Fl

  01/29/2012 09:08 PM

  

  I would like to see the FairTax H.R.25 included in as one of the possible solutions to clean up, stimulate, increase employment and over all make America better.

  I see so many benefits we would get from having the FairTax. First we have to get it out in the open with active support. You could start with bumper stickers on your vehicle, putting up signs, signing up for email updates and joining local FairTax groups.

  Gov Huckabee did a great job represent the Fair Tax at the House Ways and Means Committee hearing in 2011. Thank You Mike Huckabee.

  Sometimes I believe Mike misses to opportune time to interject the idea of The FairTax, when he is doing an interview and the subject of tax reform comes up. Like when he was talking to Sen. Rubio this weekend. Just a thought.

• Maxwell, tisha

  01/29/2012 06:44 PM

  Mike,
  I am a college student from MO, who fought for and believed in you. That you are a man who puts his faith in God first. Who will do the right thing for this nation and has ideas to bring about a better tomorrow.
  But, please do not let people control you, please do not sell out. Live for something bigger then you (I believe you do)!
  Just want to encourage you to do the right thing. Stand up for what you know is truth. Don't be ashamed to tell the truth.

• mxnwilson

  01/29/2012 05:58 PM

  

  David Anderson--
  01/29/2012 2:58 AM

  I agree with all your comments. now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country or another moderate will be nominated which means four more years of Obama!!

• Kravat, Rick

  01/29/2012 04:49 AM

  http://www.mediaite.com/tv/mike-huckabee-gingrich-ad-starring-me-is-disapproved-use-of-copyrighted-material/

  Mike did a good job explaining the Newt ad issue so I'm satisfied....lighten up guys Huck's still our man.

• Buren, Louis

  01/29/2012 04:11 AM

  Mike,

  Gingrich has his flaws as does every candidate, but Newt is by far the most qualified to defeat Obama. I wouldn't worry too much about the ad, we all know you don't officially endorse Gingrich. But I think you should.

  http://fisherman209.blogspot.com

• Anderson, David

  01/29/2012 02:58 AM

  I would like to dispute the polls that claim Obama would defeat Gingrich more decisively than he would defeat Romney. Not everyone knows that the biggest donors to both Obama and Romney include Goldman Sachs and the financial establishment. Gingrich has no such support and therefore no such obligation to the establishment. When a nation is prosperous, a caretaker President, like the one Obama turned out to be and Romney would be, is fine. However, this nation is in dire straits and needs a man who has the toughness to take on the establishment and make the big changes needed, foremost in spending cuts, but also changes in tax policy. You can imagine what Romney's real views on tax policy are.

  Big money doesn't care whether Obama is re-elected or Romney is elected because they both represent the status quo. But the establishment will fight to the death to prevent Gingrich from winning. Thus the polls distort the reality that will be when the real choices facing Americans are better understood.

  I am ffor Gingrich, not because he is not a Mormon, not because he is less of a flip flopper than Romney, not even because he is a conservative, but because he is the only candidate of the people who has the needed experience in Washington DC.

  I can only interpret Mike's unwillingness to support Gingrich openly on the theory is that he believes that no Republican, including himself, will be able to dislodge the incumbent in 2012. I am unable to believe that his feelings for Mitt Romney are any different than they were in 2008.

• Jones, Jessica

  01/29/2012 02:16 AM

  Thank you for doing this. Romney is not lying about gingrich, people. Anybody who was following politics in the nineties knows this. Do the research for yourself. How is it that people who cling so strongly to their moral values would be willing to pick someone who sought to bring down other politicians for ethics violations and infidelities, all while commiting these same transgressions himself??? This is not a rewritten history this is fact. Cheated on two wives people!!!

• mxnwilson

  01/28/2012 10:15 PM

  

  This voter will continue to support the same candidate I was supporting before this ad was ever mentioned--after all, not too many voters are paying all that much attention to who said what about whom but rather who will be the best to lead this country and the issues at hand.

• Adams, T. A.

  01/28/2012 09:24 PM

  Mr. Huckabee, If you were really as concerned about the fate of the nation as you claim you are, you would know full well that this battle won't begin in November. It began decades ago, and this primary election may very well be the last opportunity this country has of salvaging the greatness it once knew.

  If what you said four years ago differs so much from what you believe now, then just fess up to it and do like the majority of the talking heads at Fox News have done and start shilling for the RINO Romney. Don't pretend to sit on a fence post and toss logs at Former Speaker Gingrich, when he's every bit as conservative as you ever claimed to be. I'm very disappointed in you governor.

• Gunter, Terry

  01/28/2012 08:40 PM

  This is the 2008 ad that was aired by Gov. Huckabee. I like you sir but you are suffering from short term memory loss.
  http://wwwwakeupamericans-spree.blogspot.com/2012/01/video-huckabees-attack-ad-against.html

• isler, dottie

  01/28/2012 06:39 PM

  mike, you seem to be the only one that realizes,that this is to defeat the current administration, not destroy each other, thank you

• Naatjes, Deb

  01/28/2012 06:36 PM

  Thank you Mike Huckabee for being fair and asking both campaigns to remove unapproved material. I think we all wish you would endorse "our" particular candidate, but I feel your neutrality is to be respected.

• Ehrlich, Jack

  01/28/2012 02:33 PM

  Gee Mike. I watched the whole video ad from 2007. I do not see what was out of context. Are you a sell out, because of Murdocks politics or did your sucess at Fox make you forget the hateful lies Romney told about you?

• Orozco, Rene

  01/28/2012 01:39 PM

  HUCKABEE IS TELLING A BOLD FACE LIE! Governor Huckabee , we were there when we supported you and saw romney lying through his teeth so often! We supported you then, but you are knifing us in the back now :-(! No wonder we ended up with obama! God knows the heart and handed us over to the one that could not hide his wrongdoing as easily! TRULY DISAPPOINTING TO HEAR YOU ON FOXNEWS LYING FOR ROMNEY :-( Here is YOUR AD WE PAID FOR TO TRY TO EXPOSE ROMNEY IN 2007--> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMVjb_j-6nI&feature=player_embedded

  Now, look at how you and romneychannel foxnews tried to spin this recently :-(==> http://legalinsurrection.com/2012/01/huckabee-was-referring-to-romney-in-the-if-a-mans-dishonest-clip

  STOP IT! CAN'T HIDE THE HEART FROM GOD! WE ALL HAVE TO ANSWER TO HIM ONE DAY! LORD HAVE MERCY AND DELIVER US FROM EVIL ONE AND HIS DECEPTION! MAYBE HUCKABEE IS GETTING CONVENIENT ALZHEIMERS HANGING AROUND ROMNEYCHANNEL THESE DAYS?

• Marquette-Johnson, Barbie

  01/28/2012 11:02 AM

  You can't believe everything you read in the media and I don't believe Huckabee would say anything negative about another candidate! I'm just sorry that you didn't run in this one Huck! I voted for you in the last primary and was disappointed that you didn't make it! This country has went downhill since Obama's been in office and I will vote for whoever wins the nomination for the Republican party! I just hope it's the right one! I can't imagine anybody voting for Obama again when he's done nothing that he said he was going to do except change! that's not the kind of change we wanted! He changed America for the worst!
  

• Donnelly , kaye

  01/28/2012 09:50 AM

  I read at Gawker that Mitt Romney converted his dead father-in-law to Mormonism, When he married Ann his family set our to convert her entire family. Her father refused so after his death in a special family meeting at the Mormon church . He was converted. Christian and Jewish groups have complained over time about their member suddenly becoming members of the Mormon church after their death. They finally agreed to quit converting Jewish people as long as they had no direct family member who was Mormon. This is gonna come up in the general and be a bomb shell. It is spreading now

• Donnelly , kaye

  01/28/2012 09:48 AM

  I read at Gawker that Mitt Romney converted his dead father-in-law to Mormonism, When he married Ann his family set our to convert her entire family. Her father refused so after his death in a special family meeting at the Mormon church . He was converted. Christian and Jewish groups have complained over time about their member suddenly becoming members of the Mormon church after their death. They finally agreed to quit converting Jewish people as long as they had no direct family member who was Mormon. This is gonna come up in the general and be a bomb shell. It is spreading now

• Donnelly , kaye

  01/28/2012 08:32 AM

  I saw the original add. Z. He is talking about mitttt. Fish around utube and you can see for yourself.

• Walker, Gary

  01/28/2012 02:05 AM

  Here is a clearer version.
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMVjb_j-6nI&feature=player_embedded
  I watched the whole thing. Governor Huckabee says in the ad that he is going to prove the dishonest attacks on him and McCain. Then at the end is the quote where Governor Huckabee says, "if a man's dishonest to obtain a job, he'll be dishonest on the job."

  Now Governor Huckabee wants to distance himself from saying this. That is the one thing you can't escape from though, especially in this age of you tube and internet. I am very sad that Governor Huckabee is willing to lie in order to support Romney now. What Governor Huckabee said on Neil Cavuto's show was an outright lie. He said that the clip was not specifically about Romney but to include all candidates. Does Governor Huckabee have a memory lapse or something? I would have never believed Governor Huckabee would be caught telling an outright lie, if I hadn't seen and heard it myself. This is indeed a very sad day.

  Governor Huckabee knows better. If he had a question about it, why didn't he go check it out just like the rest of us did? You don't go on national TV without checking the facts. It is political suicide when you say something that could easily be fact checked and Governor Huckabee knows this. He owes every single one of us who gave so much of ourselves to support him, only to have him now turn around and tell an out right lie. And he owes Newt Gingrich the biggest apology. Why is he doing this? Someone said well he has to protect his job because Bain Capital owes a majority share of FOX News. Someone else said he has to pay for his big house in Florida. Well here is another quote from Governor Huckabee that he seems to have forgotten as well, "If you gain the whole world and lose your soul, what have you gained?"

  Mike Huckabee Attack Ad
  www.youtube.com

• Gunter, Terry

  01/28/2012 01:13 AM

  Gov. Huckabee,
  I have a tremendous amout of respect for you but I have seen the ad from 4 years ago and it isn't taken out of context. You were conveying how you felt about Mitt Romney at the time. Bottom line is that you don't want to be perceived as making an endorsement.You must know in your heart that what Mitt stands for is not true conservatism and what he says is plain wrong.
  My biggest fear is that many "real" conservatives are going to have such a distaste for Romney if he is nominated that they are going to just stay home and not bother voting in the general election.

• asher, Leslie

  01/28/2012 12:13 AM

  I have the highest respect for you and am glad that you do not support the ad. I hope that you demand it be removed.

  However, I wish that you would come out and support Romney. He is the only candidate out there that can beat Obama.

• Tanner, Seiko

  01/28/2012 12:06 AM

  Gov. Huckerbee, thank you for defending Mitt. Since Fox owner is anti-Romney, I noticed that most of Fox are for New't and we are all disappointed about the fact that we thought Fox is always fair but we understand that Fox owner wants New't to win because he like him. We are done with Fox and we will boycott to buy the products that support Fox. But you are always doing a fair play and respect you for that. Thanks again, Mitt supporter.

• Woods, Jerry D.

  01/28/2012 12:05 AM

  I'm glad that you answered your supporters' concerns publicly.

  This should teach political pundits a lesson. They don't have a clue as to who you would endorse.

  Thanks for the work you do !
  Your Tennessee Friends

• Odierno, Leslie

  01/27/2012 11:24 PM

  Just want to say good for you. People who are so conservative better realize that 80% of something is better than 100% of nothing, which is what you'll get if Gingrich is the nominee. Big mouth Pelosi almost let the cat out of the bage after the state of the Union message.they have dirt on Newt that should insure Obama gets relelectd.

• Walker, Amy

  01/27/2012 11:21 PM

  A public domain quote of Governor Huckabee is used in this ad that he says can be used by anyone and he did not know of this ad. Regardless, the quote is just as valid this time as it was in 2008. It is a sad fact that Republicans for the most part, rather than continuing to stand up for what right no matter what, will cave in and give the battle to the Democrats. This is what they have been doing with Obama and they are doing it again with Gingrich, by caving in to join Romney in massacring with lies and distortions, the only Reaganite in the race Newt Gingrich. If Republicans don't back Newt, get ready for a lot more than four years of Obama. Get ready for the American Chavez in Obama.

  I, as a very strong supporter and prayer warrior of Governor Huckabee, am very disappointed that Governor Huckabee can even think of ANY kind of support for Romney who is a liar and corporate thug!

• Whisker, Christa

  01/27/2012 10:48 PM

  Isn't this the same statement Mike released a few weeks ago regarding one of Mitt's ads?

• mxnwilson

  01/27/2012 09:20 PM

  

  Gov. Huckabee--

  I thoroughly understand your reason as well as the need for a disclaimer, however, all who followed the '08 primaries remember vividly the dishonest comments of Mitt Romney.

  I have given some thought to the fact that he could have made some changes in his habits of discrediting his opponents through misrepresenting their records and his obvious pattern of dishonest answers when cornered by a challenger of an interviewer.

  All those who viewed the CNN GOP debate on Thursday, witnessed how he was clearly caught in another round of lies and deceit. So, it's not really about what was said anymore in '08, but rather what he continues to do in this primary election.

  As I read the various posts on Facebook, your supporters are divided between two candidates at present, but I haven't read one supportive statement for Mitt Romney. I realize I may have no other choice but to vote for him in the general, but there's no way I could ever support him whole heartedly. Thanks in advance for allowing me to present my views!!

• Macrina, Joseph

  01/27/2012 07:19 PM

  You were my favorite candidate in 2008 and I remember you hammering Romney for his demeanor. I actually got teary eyed when you gave your last speech and endorsed McCain about the brave Texans at the Alamo. You should have been the president if Fred Thompson wasn't in the race, everyone knows it. What happened to you?