Thread: Huckabee Out Of Race - Staffers Told To 'Look Elsewhere'

Human Events
by John Hayward

Huckabee Out?
South Carolina staffers reportedly told to seek their fortunes elsewhere.

It looks as if Mike Huckabee won’t be making a presidential run in 2012 after all. An article at the Process Story blog says they have been told Huckabee is “giving his former S.C. supporters the nod to seek work on other presidential campaigns. The word is that he’s told South Carolina staffers that they have his blessing for them to peddle their wares elsewhere.â€

Further grist for the mill comes in the form of a splendid $3 million home Huckabee has under construction in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.

Huckabee has claimed Walton County, Florida, as his primary residence for some time now.

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Good goin' Huck!

RAPE Arkansas, turn it into a third-world nation from Mexico, get a multi-million $$ FOXNEWS contract, and move into your mansion in Florida.

It doesn't get any better than that.

BTW, the Huckster was bought and paid for with globalist money.

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http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-236336.html

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http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-236148.html

This announcement is not only victory for Republicans, but America as a whole. I hope all these retread RINIOS get lost!

I never thought he was in the race.He was always down 4 or 5 place behind other rep. in poles.But no great loss.

Fox News Poll: Romney, Huckabee Top GOP 2012 Contenders for President

Published April 28, 2011
FoxNews.com

With the Republican field for the 2012 presidential nomination still in flux, the two major candidates who ran for president in 2008 -- Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee -- receive the most backing among GOP voters nationally.

Romney garners the support of 19 percent of Republicans and Huckabee 17 percent, according to a Fox News poll released Thursday. The next group of candidates is bunched together: Sarah Palin at nine percent, Donald Trump at eight percent, and Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul receive seven percent a piece.

Earlier this month, Huckabee was at 15 percent among Republican voters, Romney 14 percent, Palin 12 percent, Trump 11 percent and Gingrich 7 percent (April 3-5).

Among voters who consider themselves part of the Tea Party movement, Huckabee (19 percent) and Romney (17 percent) are still the top two choices, followed by Palin (10 percent) and Trump (10 percent). No other contenders receive double-digit support.

Click here for full poll results.

Overall, voters have mixed feelings about Trump’s entrance on the political stage. Setting aside whether they would support Trump in an election, 47 percent like his straight talk and the message he sends to the world, while the same amount -- 47 percent -- don’t like his style. Among Republicans, 66 percent like Trump’s straight talk; that increases to 80 percent among Tea Partiers.

By a wide 24 percentage-point margin, more voters have a negative than a positive view of Trump (33 percent favorable and 57 percent unfavorable). Republicans, however, are more likely to have a favorable (46 percent) than an unfavorable (41percent) opinion of Trump. Some 53 percent of voters have a favorable view of Barack Obama, and 44 percent unfavorable.

Would voters be proud to have the outspoken businessman and reality television star in the White House? In a word, no. While 33 percent would be at least somewhat proud if Trump were their president, most -- 62 percent -- would not. By comparison, the results are almost the exact opposite for Obama: 65 percent are proud to have him as their president and 33 percent aren’t.

Nearly half of voters would feel proud to have a President Huckabee (47 percent proud, 38 percent not) or a President Romney (46 percent proud, 39 percent not).

After raising questions about Obama’s birth certificate and hiring investigators to look into it, Trump is taking credit for Obama releasing a copy of his “long-formâ€

Rasmussen: Huckabee Dropping Out Will Help Dark Horse Emerge

Thursday, 28 Apr 2011 05:19 PM
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-236148.html

Originally Posted by NoBueno

This announcement is not only victory for Republicans, but America as a whole. I hope all these retread RINIOS get lost!

ditto!