The problem with Huckabee

[tombogan03884]

Not any more sorry  Where were you when I WAS working at Thompson Center 

[GlockMeister]

I'm not sure who to vote for at this point. I too don't think Fred has a chance. I personally don't want to waste a vote on him if he doesn't have a choice when in turn it could in the end take that vote from one that could win and is pro 2nd Amendment. So many seem to be mad at Bush, that they don;t want any republican in office anymore. I just want someone that has the marbles to stand up not only for our 2nd Amendment rights but also to foreign policy. I just want a president that won't be afraid to send a message if need be.
As with most, I don't trust the Hildabeast. Nor Obama for that matter. Not to mention he in my opinion doesn't have enough experience. I would have thought with what McCain went through in Vietnam, he'd be pro-gun not anti-gun. Or am I wrong about him? Ron Paul, hasn't even been close in any of the caucuses to date. Again, neither has Fred. That leaves Romney or Huckabee then. And in researching both and looking at how they've both voted in the past on gun issues alone,and  not to mention I to have also heard good things about him from other Arkansas residents, it would seem Huckabee is in the better choice? I'm just glad there are about 9 1/2 months left before I have to make a final decision. No phone a friend. No 50/50 and no poll the audience in this one. No game here, this is the real deal. Gun owners could seriously get screwed from this one.

I'm appreciative of forums such as this one and others where the forum members can and do post their views and opinions which allows me to get other points of view and they may have expressed or pointed out something I didn't already know or consider about a specific candidate. I thank you all.

As for the Hilda-beast, if she were to actually get into office, who's policies and or agendas will she be using? Hers or Bills. I think it should be unconstitutional for the spouse of a former President to be able to run for the same office once held if that spouse is still alive. There will be no way to tell who's policy or agenda she'll be implementing. I'm not all that smart when it comes to politics, but I truly think there should be a law against that. I mean there certain requirements and qualifications that have to be met to be able to run for office in the first place as it is isn't there?

G-Meister
I'd rather be tried by 12 then carried by 6!