I can't help but notice that everywhere he goes he slips into private meetings with all of the pastors in the area. Isn't that an abuse of the separation of church and state? Apparently he sticks to the constitution unless it doesn't serve his needs. Then he digresses. So much for his integrity.

I don't respect a man who so obviously uses his title of Pastor to pander to the Christian right. He has disappointed me one too many times. I find him to be insincere and manipulative.

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Posted By Repubs are stupid"

This is just one great example why Democrats are so twisted.

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Go Hillary 08!

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William,

I agree that Huckabee has done an excellent job appointing socially conserverative-opinionated judges. For many that is good thing, for some not.

More important than one small piece of the puzzle for success, lets look at Huckabee's not even close to impeccable records in other areas of government.

Lets look at issues like smashing hard drives, being investigated by ethics commitees 5 times...and these seem minor when we look at many of his decisions. Talk to those who have done there homework in Arkansas.

Appointing judges you want is a nice touch, but if you feel that is really what sets Huckabee apart from the battlefield, you may want to read up a bit more, (and please don't rely on CNN).

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Romney Press Shop (857) 288-6390

Boston, MA – Today, noted conservative jurist Judge Robert Bork endorsed Governor Mitt Romney for President of the United States.

Joining Romney for President, Judge Bork said, "Throughout my career, I have had the honor of serving under several Presidents and am proud to make today's endorsement. No other candidate will do more to advance the conservative judicial movement than Governor Mitt Romney. He knows firsthand how the judicial branch can profoundly affect the future course of a state and a nation. I greatly admired his leadership in Massachusetts in the way that he responded to the activist court's ruling legalizing same-sex 'marriage.' His leadership on the issue has served as a model to the nation on how to respect all of our citizens while respecting the rule of law at the same time."

Judge Bork continued, "Our next President may be called upon to make more than one Supreme Court nomination, and Governor Romney is committed to nominating judges who take their oath of office seriously and respect the rule of law in our nation. I also support Governor Romney because of his character, his integrity and his stands on the major issues facing the United States."

Welcoming Judge Bork's support, Governor Romney said, "For decades, Judge Bork has been a leader in moving the conservative legal movement forward. As one of our nation's premier conservative jurists, he has been an important voice for our conservative values in Washington. I look forward to his counsel and working with him on the most important judicial matters facing our nation today."

Background On Judge Robert Bork:

Judge Bork Is A Leading Conservative Jurist With A Long Record Of Public Service. Judge Bork served as Solicitor General from 1973 to 1978 and acting Attorney General from 1973 to 1974. From 1982 to 1988, he served as a Circuit Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. On July 1, 1987, he was nominated by President Ronald Reagan to the position of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. In February 1988, Judge Bork resigned from the Circuit Court and joined the American Enterprise Institute. Judge Bork, who also served as a partner at a major law firm and a Professor of Law at Yale University, is currently a Distinguished Fellow at the Hudson Institute and a Professor at the Ave Maria School of Law.

If there's anything I know about Romney from studying his life, it's this. He is a man of action and a man of results. If immigration is really a concern to people, then they have to look to the candidate most likely to do something about it–the candidate who has already shown time and again an ability to tackle large problems and deliver results.

Mitt Romney has always been that man!

Even before controlling the Senate a battle was waged by Democrats to slow down or stop the confirmation of Circuit Court and District judges appointed by President George W. Bush. Since taking control in 2007, Democrat Senate Majority Leader Reid has brought the judicial confirmation process to almost a full stop. In 2007 only six Circuit Court judges were confirmed. Reid, who is a Mormon, has oddly set up religious tests for the judges. Judicial appointees from the south, particularly Baptists and Catholics from anywhere who have publicly spoken of their faith have been obstructed by Reid and his allies. The core issue for Reid and the Democrats is abortion and their own allegiance to the abortion industry.

Judicial confirmations have come to a virtual stop as Democrats who control the Senate await the arrival of a socially liberal President in 2009 who would appoint judges who are pro-abortion to vacancies in District and Circuit Court levels. There is a strong belief among liberal Senators that even if Hillary Clinton did not win the White House that another pro-abortionist, Rudy Giuliani, would. Even Mitt Romney, who as governor appointed mostly social liberal judges, would offer acceptable judicial appointments to the Senate Democrat leadership.

Then came Huckabee.

To the horror of Senator Harry Reid and the liberal establishment Governor Mike Huckabee has risen to the top of the Republican field and has favorable ratings among all voters that exceed those of Senator Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama. He also has an impeccable record as a three term governor of appointing socially conservative judges who stick to the Constitution, not international law. He has stood by and fought for Bush’s conservative judicial nominees from Arkansas including Leon Holmes whom Democrat Senators blocked for years.

Mike Huckabee has been unwavering in his pro-life stance, unlike the other top GOP contenders, including Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani. Huckabee understands that abortion is the defining social policy issue in America today while the rest of the GOP field does not. While it took 30 years in the Republican Party for Mitt Romney to discover that an unborn child is a human being, Mike Huckabee has always had that understanding.

Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama will appoint liberal judges who will pay no attention to the Constitution as they move to change America to their liberal internationalist view. Clinton or Obama appointees would no doubt forbid us from mentioning the name of Christ in public as can be seen by their outrage that Mike Huckabee would mention His name in a TV ad for Christmas. States would be forced to accept gay marriage and homeschooling would be found unlawful nationally as a judge has already done in Utah. Courts would probably force religious schools to hire homosexual gym teachers, teach evolution as fact and pass out condoms. Those same kinds of judges could be appointed by a socially liberal Republican president.

The next president of the United States will turn the Supreme Court either to the far left or maintain it as an institution that upholds the Constitution and individual liberty. The same holds true for important Circuit Court vacancies. The only logical choice for social conservative voters in the Republican Party is a candidate with a proven record of appointing and fighting for judges who are strict Constitutional constructionists. For now, the only viable candidate who meets those criteria is Governor Mike Huckabee.

William J. Murray, Chairman
Religious Freedom Coalition

Whoops! It's... uh.... too late.

Scariest Man in Life Exits.

What a shame! We're all going to miss his bigotry and intolerance – not to mention, his campaign ads which took a page out of the Nazi playbook.

Good riddance!

I'm surprised that the Club for Growth hasn't had anything to say about the guest-worker program issue, considering that you'd think they should support it (business-friendly), which means that it should boost their feelings for McCain & Huckabee and count against Romney and Thompson.

Steve King endorsed Fred over Tom, so why does Tom endorse Mitt?

How will this hurt Romney?

If Tancredo was serious about his pet issue, he would have supported his closest ideological competitor Hunter, or the closest viable candidate Thompson.

He has embarrassed himself and his former supporters with this massive faux pas.