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December 16, 2007 12:16 AM UTC
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I recollect that the President swears an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution, not to avoid speaking ill of one’s political party.
Huckabee’s a repulsive Republican radical who defines the words “know nothing.”
He wears his religious bigotry on his face, and he lies about his “theology degree,” which his campaign now admits he doesn’t have.
The last thing we need is a “Christian Republican Party,” but that’s about where we are, thanks to Huck and Romney.
They’ve make religion a test for political office, and that’s specifically outlawed in the Constitution.
I may wind up voting for Rudy, but I never would vote for Huck.
I meant to say I may wind up voting for Mitt, but never for Huck.
“They’ve make religion a test for political office, and that’s specifically outlawed in the Constitution.”
Please clarify this for me. Where is bringing up religion in a presidential campaign specifically outlawed in the Constitution. In the Constitution it says “Congress shall make no law” not that a presidential candidate can not state and campaign on his religion. That is freedom of speech.
Personally I am not a fan of religious based campaigning. I think that some one’s religion should only be brought into a campaign if it impacts policy (which often it does), not as a divisive matter in and of itself. In Romney’s case, I am of a different religion but it is pertinent that his religious beliefs drive him to the same political views I espouse. I do not like Huck’s approach of trying to tell me I should vote against Romney for strictly religious purposes.
Article about the subject of religion and the Republican nomination contest in Sunday’s Gazette. But the Gazette and its website is so poor that when I went to try and find the article (which ran on it’s opinion page) I couldn’t even get to Sunday’s edition. For some reason all it pulled up was last Wednesday’s stuff.
The Gazette really needs some help.
With all this Huckamania, can anyone name one of his policies that they like off the top of their head?
that he is not Rudy Giuliani!!!
But aside from that, I dont know much about him. I have to say I am liking Romney best right now.