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Huckabee is outed by John Fund

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JOHN FUND ON THE TRAIL

Another Man From Hope
Who is Mike Huckabee?

Friday, October 26, 2007 12:01 a.m.

Republicans have won five of the
last seven presidential elections by running candidates who broadly fit the
Ronald Reagan model–fiscally conservative, and firmly but not harshly
conservative on social issues. The wide-open race for the 2008 GOP nomination
has generated two new approaches.

Rudy
Giuliani, for example, isn’t running away from his socially liberal views,
although he has modified them. But he is campaigning as a staunch, even acerbic
economic conservative. Should he win the nomination, conventional wisdom has it
he may balance the ticket by picking former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee as a
running mate.

Mr.
Huckabee, on the other hand, is running hard right on social issues but
liberal-populist on some economic issues. This may help explain why the
affable, golden-tongued Baptist minister was the clear favorite at the pro-life
Family Research Council’s national forum last Saturday. And why Mr. Huckabee’s
praises have been sung by liberal columnists such as Gail Collins of the New
York Times and Jonathan Alter of Newsweek.

Mr. Huckabee attributes his support
to the fact he is a “hardworking, consistent conservative with some
authenticity about those convictions.” He is certainly qualified for
national office, having served nearly 11 years as a chief executive. I have
known and liked him for years; on the stump he often tells the story of how we
first met outside his boarded-up office in the state Capitol, which had been
sealed by Arkansas Democrats who refused to accept he had won an upset election
for lieutenant governor in 1993. But I also know he is not the “consistent
conservative” he now claims to be.

Nor am I
alone. Betsy Hagan, Arkansas director of the conservative Eagle Forum and a key
backer of his early runs for office, was once “his No. 1 fan.”
She was bitterly disappointed with his record. “He was pro-life and
pro-gun, but otherwise a liberal,” she says. “Just like Bill Clinton
he will charm you, but don’t be surprised if he takes a completely different
turn in office.”

Phyllis
Schlafly, president of the national Eagle Forum, is even more blunt. “He
destroyed the conservative movement in Arkansas, and left the Republican Party
a shambles,” she says. “Yet some of the same evangelicals who sold us
on George W. Bush as a ‘compassionate conservative’ are now trying to sell us
on Mike Huckabee.”

The
business community in Arkansas is split. Some praise Mr. Huckabee’s efforts to
raise taxes to repair roads and work with an overwhelmingly Democratic
legislature. Free-market advocates are skeptical. “He has zero
intellectual underpinnings in the conservative movement,” says Blant Hurt,
a former part owner of, and columnist for, Arkansas Business magazine.
“He’s hostile to free trade, hiked sales and grocery taxes, backed sales
taxes on Internet purchases, and presided over state spending going up more
than twice the inflation rate.”

Mr. Huckabee
told me yesterday he also cut some taxes, and has taken the Americans for Tax
Reform no-tax pledge. Former GOP state Rep. Randy Minton is not impressed. In
1999, he was urged by the governor to back a gas-tax increase. “I’d taken
a pledge against higher taxes, but he sniffed that my constituents didn’t
understand what we have to do in state government to make it work,” Mr.
Minton says. “His support for taxes split the Republican Party, and
damaged our name brand.” The Club for Growth notes that only a handful of
the 33 current GOP state legislators back their former governor.

Governors
who served with him praise Mr. Huckabee for his ability to work with others,
but say he was clearly a moderate. “He fought my efforts to reform the
National Governors Association and always took fiscal positions to my
left,” former Colorado Gov. Bill Owens, a supporter of Mitt Romney, told
me.

Rick
Scarborough, a pastor who heads Vision America, attended seminary with Mr.
Huckabee and is a strong backer. But, he acknowledges, “Mike has always
sought the validation of elites.” When conservatives took over the
Southern Baptist Convention after a bitter fight in the 1980s, Mr. Huckabee
sided with the ruling moderates. Paul Pressler, a former Texas judge who led
the conservative Southern Baptist revolt, told me, “I know of no
conservative he appointed while he headed the Arkansas Baptist
Convention.”

Mr.
Huckabee’s reluctance to surround himself with conservatives was evident as
governor, when he kept many agency heads appointed by Bill Clinton. Zac Wright,
a spokesman for incoming Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe, was asked this year why 15
Huckabee agency heads had been retained. Most of them were “Clinton
people,” he replied, not “Huckabee people.” Mr. Huckabee told me
many of his agency heads had “apolitical” responsibilities.

Many Huckabee supporters have told
me their man should be judged by what he’s saying on the campaign trail today.
Fair enough. Mr. Huckabee was the only GOP candidate to refuse to endorse
President Bush’s veto of the Democrats’ bill to vastly expand the Schip
health-care program. Only he and John McCain have endorsed the discredited
cap-and-trade system to limit global-warming emissions that has proved a fiasco
in Europe.

“It
goes to the moral issue,” he told an admiring group of environmentalists
this month. Alan Greenspan blasts cap-and-trade in his new book as not
feasible, noting that “jobs will be lost and real incomes of workers
constrained.” Mr. Huckabee defends his plan as an “innovative”
way to attain complete energy independence from foreign oil by 2013.

During a visit to the Journal last
spring, Mr. Huckabee joked that one of his biggest challenges is that
“like Bill Clinton I hail from Hope, Arkansas, and not every Republican
wants to take a chance like that again.” But it’s Mr. Huckabee who is
creating the doubts. “He’s just like Bill Clinton in that he practices
management by news cycle,” a former top Huckabee aide told me. “As
with Clinton there was no long-term planning, just putting out fires on a daily
basis. One thing I’ll guarantee is that won’t lead to competent conservative
governance.”






Huckabee shameful record, Presidential Candidates

Why can’t Huckabee just tell the truth? And why can’t folks look at facts before believing words?

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wednesday, October 24, 2007 9:22 AM CDT


Huckabee His Own Speechwriter? No


It was … well, an interesting paragraph in Rich Lowry’s syndicated column about Mike Huckabee.

Lowry,
the editor of The National Review, touched on Huckabee’s dynamic
personality and rhetorical prowess. Personality has endeared the former
Arkansas governor to the national political press, he said, and his
rhetoric, while at times powerful and worthy of style points in the
campaign, is somewhat lacking in direction and substance.

But, here’s the paragraph — particularly the fourth sentence — that caught my eye:

“With
almost no organization, Huckabee lives off his words. In oratorical
talent, he’s something of a cross between Billy Sunday and Ronald
Reagan. He rose to the leadership of the Arkansas State Baptist
Convention on his speaking ability. As governor, he didn’t have a
speechwriter, and there was no such thing as an advance text. His staff
got reporters copies of his annual state of the state addresses by
doing a quick transcription of his off-the-cuff remarks.”

No
speechwriter? I’m not sure where Lowry picked that up, but it was
something I had heard from the governor’s office over the years.

The
idea was that Huckabee, a gifted speaker, was different from other
politicians; he knew what he wanted to say and how to say it, which
meant that he wouldn’t require the services of a “speechwriter.” It was
a point of pride, a line often repeated by his staff and even by
Huckabee from time to time. The problem is that it is completely false.

On
Monday, I e-mailed one of Huckabee’s campaign press aides to ask if the
campaign and/or Huckabee was claiming that he never had a speechwriter
or speechwriters while governor. And, if so, what exactly did several
former staff members who filled the post of speechwriter — some in
practice and others with the title — actually do?

Now-state Rep.
Dan Greenberg, R-Little Rock, was with Huckabee in the early years and
wrote prepared texts and numerous talking points. Steve Brawner, who
later served as a press aide to the late Lt. Gov. Win Rockefeller, did
the same thing.

Douglas Baker was added to Huckabee’s
gubernatorial staff for the expressed purpose of helping shape message,
where he — you guessed it — wrote speeches. Baker recently graduated
from Johns Hopkins University with an advanced degree and now lives in
Washington, where he works as a freelance communications professional.

DeWayne
Hayes held the title “special assistant to the governor” and spent much
of his time drafting speeches. Hayes is now living in Phoenix, where he
works as a corporate communications executive and speechwriter for one
of the country’s largest utilities.

Chris Pyle left his post as
the governor’s family policy adviser to write speeches and was allowed
to use the title speechwriter. He is now a governmental affairs
professional with Delta Dental.

Keith Peterson also carried the
title of gubernatorial speechwriter. He left the governor’s staff to
work for the state Department of Workforce Education, where last April,
in its internal newsletter, the department said Peterson “started his
career teaching speech on the college level. That path led him to the
Governor’s Office, where he wrote speeches for Gov. Mike Huckabee.”

At this writing, there has been no response from the campaign.

There
is a possibility that Lowry wrote the line about Huckabee’s
speechwriter-less staff after reviewing old press clips, but it is also
completely possible that an overzealous campaign aide, caught up in the
moment, threw the line out to attempt to make Huckabee out to be
something of a polymath.

The truth is that while Huckabee was
governor, he was served by many talented and accomplished
speechwriters. After reading Lowry, it’s clear he thinks the popular
presidential candidate could use more rhetorical direction and
substance from the likes of them.

Huckabee shameful record

Truth from a classmate & fellow Pastor re the Huckster

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Mr.
Kincade,

 

I
just read a letter you wrote in some paper exalting Mike Huckabee.  You’re
as deceived as I was in 1994.  I graduated with Mike Huckabee from
Ouachita Baptist University with the same degree, BA in Religion.  He and
I both pastored Southern Baptist Churches.  I served on the Cleburne
County Republican Committee for about 10 years and was extremely active in 1994
when Huck was elected Lt. Governor, and Tim Hutchinson, another
preacher was elected to the U.S. Senate from Arkansas.

When
he was promoted to governor by default of Jim Guy Tucker, he began appointing
Democrats to state boards and committee’s.  He completely ignored those
who fought to get him elected in a close race for Lt. Governor.

Time
and space forbids me detailing what a deceiver and oppressor Mike Huckabee is.

During
his 10 years in the governors chair, 250,000 bankruptcies occured in Arkansas
compared to 79,000 in the previous 10 years.

Huck
sat silent while 43,000 manufactoring job went elsewhere.  He’s supported
alien immigration to the hilt.

He
led this state while taxes exploded.  During his 10 years taxes increased
more than in any 3 governors conbined, including Bill Clinton.  Clinton’s
are conservative compared to Mike Huckabee.  Explore his purchase of a
state data processing debacle.  He went to Germany to purchase software
costing the state millions and millions of dollars more than he could have
gotten in the U.S.A..  And, you believe he’s for U.S. soveringty?

Arkansas
had been in a court suit over state constitutional violations of school
funding since 1992.  Huck promised citizens if they would pass a
constitutional amendment to designate 25 mills for operations and maintenence,
it would get us out of the court suit.  It passed, but it didn’t get
us out of the court order.  We wound up raising sales taxes 1 percent,
other fees and taxes unbelievable such as a 20 percent tax on rental
cars.  

Huck
is the suckers man.  I voted for him once, 1994, and that was once too
many.  Just ask the Carol Shields family in Missouri whom Huck’s
parolee Wayne DuMond strangled to death.  They will
surely support your man Mike Huckabee.

 

Sincerely,

 

Jim
Glover

Heber
Springs,  AR

Huckabee shameful record, Presidential Candidates

Huckabee switches brands of “Jesus Juice”

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Sunday, October 21, 2007

Huckabee Switches Brands of “Jesus Juice” on Illegal Immigration


Which of these politicians from Hope is willing to blatantly lie to
you? (Hint: Its a trick question, as this article will make clear)
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Morning News reporter Doug Thompson wrote in 2006
“Gov. Mike Huckabee Thursday denounced a bill by Sen. Jim Holt that
would deny state benefits to illegal immigrants as un-Christian,
un-American, irresponsible and anti-life.” In the same article,
Huckabee also said,”If they’re using a fake Social Security number,
they’re paying Social Security taxes and will never receive any
benefit. It would be closer to the truth to say they’re subsidizing Joe
McCutchen and Jim Holt more than the other way around.” and this jewel,
“Something that’s not worth sharing is not worth celebrating. This is
the kind of country that opens its doors. This bill expresses an
un-American attitude.”

Huckabee further described the bill
(similar to a measure already passed in Arizona by the voters as prop
200) to deny public benefits to persons in this country illegally as
“inflamatory, race-baiting and demagoguery”. When told that the bill’s
sponsor (former Senator Jim Holt) was also a Christian, Huckabee
famously and irreverently replied “I drink a different kind of Jesus juice“.

As
almost his last act in the Governor’s mansion, Huckabee took $10,000 of
the taxpayer’s money from the Governor’s Emergency Fund and gave it to
the government of Mexico in order to facilitate the construction of
their consulate in Little Rock.

Fast forward to October 2007.
Mike Huckabee is close to breaking into the first tier of Republican
Presidential Contenders. He is close to persuading the bulk of
Christian Conservative leaders in the South to get behind him. There is
one problem. Those people and their constituents see the illegal
immigration issue the way Holt did,
and would rule out Huckabee as a candidate if they knew his actual
position on the issue. So he does a 180. He tells them the exact
opposite of what he has been telling people when he was the Governor of
Arkansas. Here is what he said at the Value Voters conference (in which he came a close 2nd to Romney)….

“We
need to make it clear that we will say no to amnesty, and no to
sanctuary cities, and no to the idea that there can be some complete
ignoring of the fact that our laws have been broken,” he said. “I do
not blame those who want to come here. I blame our government for
sitting on its hands for over twenty years and letting this problem get
completely out of hand. Build a border fence, secure the border, and do
it now,” Huckabee implored.

He got a standing ovation
from the crowd when he accused the government of making it more
difficult for the average American to get on an airplane in their own
home town than it is for an illegal alien to get across an
international border.

And on Huckabee’s website the “kind of country that opens its doors” talk is absent. His new message is….

* My number one priority is to secure America’s border.
*
We have to know who is coming into our country, where they are going,
and why they are here. We need a fence along our border with Mexico,
electronic in some places, and more highly-trained border agents.
* Those who are caught trying to enter illegally must be detained, processed, and deported.
*
Illegal immigrants already living among us who commit crimes must be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law and incarcerated or deported.

In
a move that is Clintonesque in its brazeness and shamelessness, at the
same conference Huckabee took a swipe at Romney for flip-flopping!:
“It’s important that a person doesn’t have more positions on issues
than Elvis had waist sizes.”

When questioned by OneNewsNow
reporter Jim Brown if the remark was aimed at Romney, Huckabee
responded by saying he “was simply mentioning that one of the things we
look for is consistency, and consistency is a good indication of
authenticity. I do believe those are qualities that people want in a
leader.”
**********************************

It seems that Mike Huckabee has switched to Holt’s brand of “Jesus Juice”, at least until after the election.

posted by Mark Moore (Moderator) at Sunday, October 21, 2007

Huckabee shameful record, Presidential Candidates

Huckabee continues to defy the Constitution

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October 12, 2007

The Huckabee Horror


He’d shred the Constitution ‘in a heartbeat’
by Justin Raimondo

The most recent GOP presidential debate,
held in Dearborn, Michigan, this time, was mostly a very dull affair. Hardly
any of the usual entertaining histrionics: even the naturally theatrical
Rudy seemed unusually subdued. As the soft buzz of the television blended in
with the sound of the bus going by and the barking of neighborhood
dogs, I was lulled into a comfortable haze, and nearly drifted off to sleep
– when suddenly Chris Matthews’ voice cut through the mental murk, like a headlight
cutting through the thick San Francisco fog rolling down my street:

“Governor Romney, that raises the question, if you were president of
the United States, would you need to go to Congress to get authorization to
take military action against Iran’s nuclear facilities?”

The way the Stepford candidate phrased his
answer – “You sit down with your attorneys” – was the biggest
misstep of his campaign, so
far. Whoever programmed him neglected to put the
Constitution in his database, as Ron
Paul rightly reminded
the audience. Yet I’m getting a little tired of people saying “it
will come back to haunt him.” It’s really not a fair criticism, if
you go and read the
transcript. What he was saying is that he hopes it doesn’t come to that,
in the case of Iran, and that the US should exhaust every effort to resolve
the alleged
“crisis” diplomatically. He clearly hopes to prevail by taking punitive
measures short of war.

On the question of presidential power, however, Romney simply refused to answer,
and started yammering
about his lawyers again.

Obliquely noting Romney’s sleek evasion, Matthews repeated his question to
Duncan Hunter, who I guess
must be running for Secretary of Defense, because of the air of expertise with
which he explained that it all depended on whether we are dealing with a “fleeting
target.” This faux version of military-speak refers, I suppose, to some
“24“-like
scenario in which the Evil
Iranians have somehow gotten their hands on a super-weapon capable of obliterating
American cities at the push of a button. What kind of a “fleeting target”
is an alleged nuclear site in Iran? What, I wondered, is that old fool talking
about?

Ron Paul made a mistake
in responding to the question purely reactively. Why criticize Hunter, whose
candidacy is a joke? Paul let himself get drawn into Hunter’s Hollywood-generated
fantasy, at least momentarily, and only got back on track when he described
all this talk of an Iranian “threat” as war
propaganda.

In striking contrast to Paul, however, the most shocking answer of all was
given by none other than the mild-mannered, outwardly likeable Mike
Huckabee. The Arkansas governor’s public persona is that of a small-town
mayor chock full of down-home American wisdom straight from the heartland, measured
and never shrill. Yet the friendly farmer down the road evaporated before our
eyes, and something awful and Cheney-like
appeared in his place, when Matthews directed his question at Huckabee:

“Governor Huckabee, same question. Do you need Congress to approve
such an action?

“HUCKABEE: A president has to [do] whatever is necessary to protect the
American people. If we think Iran is building nuclear capacity that could be
used against us in any way, including selling some of the nuclear capacity to
some other terrorist group, then, yes, we have a right…

“MATTHEWS: Without going to Congress?

“HUCKABEE: And I would do it in a heartbeat.”

“In a heartbeat” – there goes the Constitution!

One could plausibly argue, as Garet Garrett did,
that Congress surrendered its constitutional prerogative long ago. Even after
Japan attacked Pearl
Harbor, FDR, that most
imperious of Presidents, would not have dared go to war without a
vote of the people’s representatives. Yet, “nine years later,”
as Garrett pointed out, “a much weaker President did.” That was Truman,
who sent US troops to Korea without
congressional approval, and, in defense of his action, claimed that the war-making
power invested in Congress by the Founders was “obsolescent.” The
President and his partisans argued that we had to be able to react to the Soviet
threat at a moment’s
notice: it was an early version of the Jack Bauer scenario, albeit even less
plausible. Yet Congress swallowed it hook, line, and sinker, and, under the
tutelage of a Democratic administration, American conservatives, once opposed
to the imperial presidency, were seduced
by the cold war. Later, the “war on terrorism” allowed them to be
talked into surrendering
the last remnants of their historic devotion to the Constitution. Which is how
we arrived at the sad spectacle of some backwoods governor proclaiming his willingness
to ditch it “in a heartbeat.”

Taken somewhat aback, I think, by Huckabee’s unseemly eagerness to discard
the whole idea of the consent of the governed without even so much as a by-your-leave,
Matthews asked: “Without going to Congress?” Huckabee answered by
withdrawing into the safety of Hunter’s “fleeting target” Hollywood
fantasy, asserting his duty to strike first and ask Congress later, “because
it’s actionable right now.” Matthews, however, clearly impatient with all
these elaborate evasions, took it to the next level:

“MATTHEWS: If Congress says no, what do you do, Governor?

“HUCKABEE: You do what’s best for the American people and you suffer the
consequences….”

One dearly hopes one of those consequences will be the impeachment of President
Huckabee.

Even worse than the brazenness of such a power grab, however, is the Governor’s
demagogic rationale for it:

“But what you don’t do is what you never do, is let the American people
one day get hit with a nuclear device because you had politics going on in Washington,
instead of the protection of the American people first.”

Do we really face the prospect of having to choose between democratic governance
and survival? This contention, aside from seeming a bit overwrought, is not
based on any conceivable scenario, nor is it remotely concerned with Matthews’
original question, which posed the prospect of an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
We are not talking about Hunter’s “fleeting target” here, but about
a long-term
program by Iran to acquire a nuclear capability, the progress of which is being
closely
watched by the international community, and minutely
monitored by the International Atomic Energy Agency. Furthermore, it is
absolute nonsense to believe that, even if Iran does go nuclear in the next
ten
years or so, it will be able to launch a nuclear attack on the continental
US. We haven’t heard anything less credible since George W. Bush asserted
– with a straight
face! – that unmanned
drones sent by Iraq could devastate American cities.

Both McCain and Thompson gave surprisingly common-sensical answers, with the
former quickly disposing of the Jack Bauer scenario and going on to say that,
in the case of the more likely course of events – “a long series of build-ups,
where the threat becomes greater and greater” – of course he’d consult
with Congress. Thompson concurred with McCain, but Benito Giuliani took the
Huckabee line, and then some.

After declaring that it would have to be an “exigent circumstance,”
he illustrated what such a circumstance might be by going after Ron Paul,

“And the point of – I think it was Congressman Paul made before – that
we’ve never had an imminent attack, I don’t know where he was on September 11th.

“PAUL: That was no country. That was 19 thugs. That had nothing to do with
a country.

“GIULIANI: And since September – well, I think it was kind of organized
in Afghanistan and Pakistan. And if we had known about it, maybe – maybe hitting
a target there, quickly, might have helped prevent it.

“In any event, we’ve had 23 plots since September 11, where Islamic
terrorists are planning to kill Americans, that we’ve had to stop. So imminent
attack is a possibility, and we should be ready for it.”

To begin with, it’s just not plausible that hitting targets in Afghanistan
– or Pakistan, where, Giuliani avers without evidence, the 9/11 plot was also
hatched – would have smashed a terrorist ring inside
the US. The plot was hatched and implemented years before the dirty deed
was done, and the hijackers had been living in the US – including in the general
vicinity of Rudy’s “sanctuary
city” for immigrants, both legal and illegal – for a good length of
time.

Secondly, twenty-three presumably thwarted terrorist attacks since 9/11? This
is big news, except for one thing:
it isn’t
true.
Nearly every case of suspected domestic “terrorism” has been bogus,
the product of an overzealous
prosecutor, or just plain trumped-up
from the get-go. The US government has even backed
down from charging Jose
Padilla, an American citizen locked up without
trial, with doing what then-Attorney General John Ashcroft said
he was guilty of, which was supposedly plotting to set off a “dirty bomb”
on American soil. Where did Giuliani get the number “23” from? Probably
the same place the Reverend Louis Farrakhan got the
number 19.

If Giuliani has information that Iran is organizing a terrorist attack on US
soil, then perhaps he ought to let us in on it: and, well, you can see how far
we’ve strayed from Matthews’ original question – about Iran, remember?

As I’ve pointed out before,
Giuliani’s foreign
policy team is focused like a laser on the goal of attacking Iran, and they
make no bones about it. Norman
Podhoretz, one of Giuliani’s top
foreign policy lieutenants, “prays”
that Bush will launch the hit before Giuliani is sworn
in. If Poddy’s prayers go unanswered, however, then there can be little
doubt Rudy
the Reckless will make his dream of war come true.

What killed the Republican party’s long-lost
love of liberty, it’s realism and prudence in the field of foreign affairs –
think of Robert A Taft,
or, better yet, Rep.
Howard Buffett (yes, father to that other Howard Buffett) – is the
cancer
of militarism, and the baneful influence
of the very military-industrial
complex President Dwight Eisenhower warned
us against. To hear Huckabee’s contempt – there is no other word for it
– for the constitutional order, and his apparent indifference to the war-weariness
of the American people, was shocking: this guy, after all, is supposed to be
a moderate, of sorts, and yet here he is up-ending every law and tradition
designed to limit
the abuse of power.

From the perspective of those
concerned with preserving what’s left of our old republic, as well as preventing
the next war, the team of Giuliani-Huckabee is the worst of all possible eventualities.
Yet that is what we may very well get from the GOP. It seems clear enough, to
me at least, that the Arkansas governor is running for Vice President – an office
that has acquired
more visibility than it used to – and if Giuliani has yet to give much thought
to a running mate, as of Wednesday night he may have recognized in Huckabee
a compatible spirit.

A Giuliani-Huckabee ticket would embody the complete prostration of the old
conservatism, with its emphasis on the constitutional separation of powers,
before the war-god of neoconservatism, and the new reality of what Lew
Rockwell trenchantly describes as “red-state
fascism.” Is there no one left, within the GOP, of any prominence besides
Ron Paul to stand up in defense of the former? If so, then the GOP has truly
reached the end of the road, and all its future defeats will be well-deserved.

 

 
Huckabee illegal Consulate, Huckabee shameful record

Huckabee hypocrite at work

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I
was researching the CSIS (Center for Strategic & International
Affairs) website . . . an globalist insider think tank in Washington
DC for information about the planned 2025 Report to Congress (WHICH DOES NOT
APPEAR ANYWHERE ON THE SITE) when I found the following coverage on your
‘best bud’ Huckabee:

 

http://www.csis.org/component/option,com_csis_events/task,view/id,1388/

 

Transcript
(N=24 pages):  http://www.csis.org/media/csis/events/070928_huckabee.pdf 

 

Video: 
http://media.csis.org/csistv/?070928_huckabee

 

Audio: 
http://www.csis.org/component/option,com_csis_events/task,view/id,1388/

 

It
is clear to me that he is part of the One World Monopolist cabal which explains
loudly his pro-Mexican, anti-American open borders and promoter of Mexican
consulates, etc., and believer in ‘work force education’.  Having been a
former Baptist minister I also would now consider believing, as some
have said, that the Baptist Church hierarchy is infiltrated with One World
Monopolists. 

 

Take
a look at their Board of Trustees and Counselors:  http://www.csis.org/about/trustees/ 

 

Daneen
G. Peterson, Ph.D.  Founder and Author
http://www.StopTheNorthAmericanUnion.com
a/k/a – http://www.StopTheSPP.com

 

Huckabee shameful record, Keyes vs Huckabee checkmate

who are Keyes & Huckabee really?

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Who is Alan Keyes?                                       September
24, 2007

Huckabee could learn a lot from
Keyes.  They are both “Reverends”, smooth
talkers, and slick conmen, but Huckabee hasn’t had a chance to take it to the
level of Keyes, yet.

When will people learn to judge
actions, rather than words?

Some background offered for
consideration: Connecting the dots

Mary Parker Lewis is the Chief of
Staff of Renew America (Keyes), the Chief of Staff of Dr. Alan Keyes, and the
Executive Director of the Declaration Foundation (Keyes). She oversaw Dr.
Keyes’ 1996 and 2000 presidential campaigns.

She has been a special assistant to the Secretary of Transportation, and also a
confidential assistant to William Kristol (a dedicated neo-con whose father, a
former Trotskyite, started the neoconservative movement), she was Chief of
Staff to former Education Secretary William Bennett, another neocon who vehemently
fought against Prop 187 in Calif.)  She
has worked for the Free Congress Foundation and the Hoover Institution.

A graduate of Scripps College in Claremont, California, she has done graduate
study at the Claremont Graduate School (Claremont seems to have more than its
share of neocons), and Notre Dame Institute in Virginia.

 
Mary is the President and CEO of Politechs,
a Los Angeles-based political consulting firm. (Wonder why her firm wasn’t
chosen to represent the Minuteman Project, as opposed to Diener Consultants,
for whom she also works?)

She is also a fellow at Hoover
Institute.

Kathy McKee (Prop. 200, Arizona) said that Mary Lewis called her
and wanted to swap databases with her….(fundraisers always looking for new
blood) needless to say Kathy did not comply.


Phil Sheldon listed as CEO of Diener Consultants, the professional beltway fundraising
organization which came to control the Minuteman Project and MCDC.  He too is President of multiple Enterprises,
websites, etc.

> He is the son of Religious Right Leader, Rev. Lou Sheldon of

> Traditional Values Coalition. The usual anti same sex
marriage, abortion, etc.

Phil has websites for Diener, and his Response

> Enterprises.

His Rightmarch.com..lists they are against the McCain/Kennedy

> immigration Bill, but support neocon John Bolton’s appointment
to the

> U.N, and Tom DeLay. They were big in the Terri Schiavo ordeal.

> One of the strongest links between key fundraising players is
that Sheldon, Lewis, Connie Hair (spokesman for MCDC & formerly MMP),
Greene, etc. were all heavily involved in “fundraising” for Terri Schiavo high
profile, non-stop national campaign. (Another “noble cause” which raises big
bucks)

 

Ambassador Keyes Israel trip of
solidarity.
Connie Hair,  was Alan Keyes’ producer, Press
Secretary & spokesman.

 Connie Hair, Spokesperson for Free Republic (a
staunch Bush & War supporter), is staff member of the Keyes Campaign.

Connie Hair also handled P.R. for Bill
Bennett, another warmongering neocon.

She was 8 yrs in military psyche-ops,
very handy background in her line of work.

She & Lewis handled Keyes bid
for the Illinois senate…he got only 5 % of the vote even though he was
nationally well known and lost to an unknown…Obama, now presidential candidate.

William Greene, now listed as
founder, CEO (what happened to Sheldon?) of RightMarch.com is also head of Strategic
Internet Campaign (political campaigns and fundraising efforts).

RightMarch.com was formed to support
Bush, the liberation of Iraq and the war on terror.

Greene, along with Mary Lewis &
Phil Sheldon were asked by the dubious slickster Randall Terry (spokesperson
for Terri Schiavo) to help raise funds. 
He also defends Tom DeLay & John Bolton. He defended Christmas from
“attacks by anti-Christians and raised funds for right wing  “European Conservative Union”( a group
defending Bush’s wars and attacking any dissenters)

He has called Bush “the top
Conservative leader” and supports the Bush Administration’s “proactive
solutions to world problems”.  (!)

Greene  presides over Buford, Ga.-based “Strategic
Internet Campaign Management” (SIC-EM)  “helping
nonprofits, corporations & political candidates achieve a better bottom
line”. Clients include Newsmax.com, Citizen Outreach, Conservative Book
Club, ConservativeAlerts.Com (Sheldon),  plus
anti-Islam sites. He spearheaded BackBush.com. He was also involved in the Alan
Keyes campaign debacle.

For far more eye-opening details see
the Bill Berkowitz expose’ June 7, 2005.

 

If you are reading this carefully
you are seeing patterns of raising money and using religion &
patriotism as the “shtick”.  They are
masters of the Art.

Ad in Human Events  6/13/05

The piggybacked ads/websites on the
Minuteman ad were RightMarch.com (Sheldon/Greene) and Declaration Alliance
(Keyes/Lewis) The Declaration Alliance website has links to Declaration
Foundation (Keyes), Renew America (Keyes), Free Republic (Hair), Conservative
Petitions (Sheldon), Judicial Watch (Larry Klayman), Newsmax.com (rightwing
Bush pusher) & the Washington Dispatch.

Rightmarch.com links to 35 other
organizations including most of the above.

Add Declaration of American Renewal,
Minuteman Border Project, & Secure Response Enterprises to the list of neo-con
organizations run by these people as of my discovery 4/6/06.

Take a deep breath folks, this is
kinda like the dog chasing his own tail…no one is supposed to know who the true
culprits are.  As Pogo said many moons
ago, we have seen the enemy and it are us.

Alan Keyes is a shill, a front for
the neocon fundraisers, just as Mike Huckabee is…peas in a pod.  Laughing all the way to the bank, while the
gullible grovel, display their ignorance, and send money.

What better way to raise money
than to run for office, particularly president, while posturing as a moral and
noble person?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Huckabee shameful record

Great expose’ of Huckabee’s true ugly record

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Arkansas
Editorial Says Mike Huckabee Is Closest of all Candidates to Hillary Clinton

A recent editorial (Sept. 10, 07)  entitled “Hillary vs.
Huckabee?” in the Arkansas paper, The Leader, begins by
saying: “Mike Huckabee said on ABC’s  ‘This Week with George
Stephanopoulos’ that he would be the Republicans’ best candidate because his
record contrasted the most sharply with hers. Our former governor might be the
GOP’s best candidate against Sen. Clinton, at least among the present and forthcoming
challengers, but his strength would be that he is closest to, not farthest
from, Sen. Clinton on the issues and their records. (See
below for more excerpts from the article and the link to the article: )

The Leader’s editorial  reminds me of  one of 
Arkansas’s best known liberal writer John Brummett’s article,  February 1,
2000 in which he says : “As it happens, Huckabee governs about as
Clinton governed, and Boozman [Huckabee’s appointee]  directs the
state Health Department about as Dr. Joycelyn Elders directed it, save the
brutal and over-the-top rhetoric…The state’s leading liberal Democratic
journal (the only one), the weekly Arkansas Times at Little Rock, has in recent
issues put Boozman on the cover and suggested it might have been wrong about
him and put Huckabee on the cover as ‘Arkansan of the Year’ and extolled his
Clintonesque moderation...  His moderation is evident in that his most
touted program is a form of liberal-lite. It is the expanded and modified
Medicaid for kids in families of the working poor that he calls ARKids
First.  In another article Brummett had this to say ” Mike
Huckabee, despite his rhetoric and religious conservatism, has been more of a
moderate progressive, like modern Democrats, at least in a broad historical
context encompassing race and immigration and spending.”

Monday,
September 10, 2007 Excerpts from The Leader Arkansas paper.

EDITORIALS>>Hillary
vs. Huckabee?

Fantasizing
about a race for president against Sen. Hillary Clinton, Mike Huckabee said on
ABC’s “This Week with George Stephanopoulos” that he would be the Republicans’
best candidate because his record contrasted the most sharply with hers.
Half of his equation could be right.

Our former governor might be the GOP’s best candidate against Sen. Clinton, at
least among the present and forthcoming challengers, but his strength would be
that he is closest to, not farthest from, Sen. Clinton on the issues and their
records. Better than the others, he might carve into the middle ground of
independent voters who would otherwise tilt toward the Democrat.

We noticed that he was not very specific on their contrasts. It was strange
that he vaguely mentioned two comparisons: education and health care. It would
be hard to separate the former Arkansas governor and the former Arkansas first
lady on those issues, based on their Arkansas records. It was on education and
health care that as Arkansas first lady she made a lasting imprint.

She was the author of the higher school standards that were approved in 1983
over her husband’s imprimatur, and she worked to expand children’s health-care
initiatives, founding the Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families.
Huckabee claims education and children’s health care as his best innovations.

So what is the contrast? You will remember that ArKids First, the great
expansion of government-paid health insurance for children, was Arkansas
Advocates’ suggestion to the newly sworn in Gov. Huckabee in 1996. He eagerly
embraced it and calls it even today his proudest achievement. Sen. Clinton’s
husband, as president, brought it about on the national level a few months
afterward.

We presume that Huckabee, alone among the GOP presidential candidates, favors
expanding the national children’s health initiative, which Sen. Clinton and all
the Democratic members of the congressional delegation favor.

As governor, Huckabee sought and won a federal waiver for a plan to have the
federal government — that’s you — subsidize health insurance for poor adult
workers. Other Republicans, including President Bush, are opposing that remedy
as creeping socialism.

Education affords the best comparison. Huckabee likes to lump the Clintons
together as a unit, which is fair. So how do they stack up? Hillary’s tough
school standards in 1983 forced some gradual school consolidation as school
districts failed to measure up to the standards over five years.

Huckabee demanded wholesale and immediate school consolidation and abolished
more than 50 of them in one swoop. He wanted more than 100 other school
districts consolidated but the legislature balked. Does he dare boast about
that?
Taxes? Huckabee raised them considerably more in 10 years than Clinton did in
12. Clinton vetoed a 4-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax, and it passed over his veto.

Huckabee fathered a 4-cent increase in gasoline and diesel taxes. He claims
before conservative audiences that the voters, not he, approved those taxes,
but that is not true. Debt? The Clinton regime produced a small increase in
general state indebtedness, to fund water projects and college construction.

Huckabee accounted for bigger increase in general state debt — the kind that
taxpayers are obliged to service — than all previous Arkansas governors
combined. Sen. Clinton is nailing down union endorsements in the Democratic
primary. Huckabee is the only Republican candidate to seek them.

For rest of article see this link: http://www.arkansasleader.com:80/2007/09/editorialshillary-vs-huckabee.html

Quotes from other Arkansas articles that support the thesis that Mike
Huckabee Is Closest of all Candidates to Hillary Clinton:

Huckabee’s pro illegal alien agenda- unbelievable!

 

·                   
See following link for n Arkansas newspaper articles that outline
Huckabee’s pro illegal alien agenda. One quote from the article 
will give you an idea: “Gov. Mike Huckabee said Thursday that a bill to
deny state government benefits and voting rights to illegal immigrants is
‘inflammatory… race-baiting and demagoguery.’ He challenged the Christian
values of its main sponsor.”  We don’t believe that Hillary could
do any better!   http://www.wpaag.org/Huckabee%20pro%20illegal%20alien%20agenda%20-%20unbelievable.htm

 

Government Control

 

·                   
As an example of Huckabee’s idea of government control  vs
local control, he actually called for superintendents to be appointed by the
State Department of Education, saying in his educational plan, A
superintendent, who will have the authority to hire and fire principals and
central office staff, will administer each district.  The
authority to hire and fire the superintendent will rest with the director of
the state Department of Education, [whom Huckabee appoints].
 Only Hillary Clinton could dream of  such arrogance and power. 
 For this and other such outrageous government control ideas from
Governor Huckabee’s own paper  on education , see this link: http://www.wpaag.org/Huckabee’s%20Ed.%20Plan%20-2%20Parts.htm 
Also see this link with numerous examples of how Huckabee and his appointed
Director of Arkansas Department of Education did a better job than Hillary in
government takeover of the schools in Arkansas.  http://www.wpaag.org/Simon%20Appointment%20Cause%20for%20Concern.htm 
Ray Simon

 

Health Care & Other Issues

 

·      Getting health
coverage for every Arkansan is now a goal of Gov. Mike Huckabee’s
administration, the governor and top administration members confirm. (Isn’t
that just what Hillary tried at the very beginning of her husband’s
presidency?) “Health care for all ranks high on list for governor,”
Monday, June 5, 2000 Arkansas Democrat Gazette. 

 

·         Concerning
Huckabee’s Arkansas Kids First Department of Human Services Director Tom Dalton
said, “This program will put us in a very small group of states that
virtually provides a kind of universal coverage for children.  
Few states will cover children up to 20 percent oft he poverty level.  I
don’t know of any in the South. ”  Plan would bridge gap in
health-care system”  “Plan would bridge gap in health-care
system”, by Kevin Freking,  Arkansas Democrat Gazette, Feb. 9,
1997

 

·      Advertised on
handouts to use in schools to recruit people to sign up for Arkansas Kids First
the following quote is found:  “We are looking for organizations
to partner with us in an outreach effort to contact families and children….When
children are enrolled in ARKids First, their coverage includes the following:
(How many of you have insurance this good, even with your exorbitant priced
plans?) Name of pamphlet “About ARKids First” obtained from school
counselor who said they were given instructions to find as many children as
possible for the program.

 

Physician Office Visit

Immunizations

Inpatient Hospital

Dental Care

Home Health

Chiropractor

Laboratory and X-ray

Durable Medical Equipment

Prescription Drugs

Outpatient Hospital

Vision Care

Outpatient Mental and Behavioral
Health

Speech Therapy

Podiatry

Medical Supplies

Nurse Midwife and Nurse
Practitioner”

 

·     Concerning
“Our Kids First” health insurance for children, Huckabee is quoted as
saying, “The program will push Arkansas from near the bottom among the
50 states in expenditures for health care for children to first in the
country.  The program is already being “heralded as a model for other
states,” (“Session could be regarded as very effective”
March 28, 1997 Jonesboro Sun.) On the same day this article was
published, The Sun also published  an AP article
saying,   “The intense focus is (health insurance) is driven
by Democrats’ effort to incrementally expand access to health insurance…Clinton
aims to cover 5 million children over the next four years by enrolling more who
are eligible for Medicaid, and by giving states $750 million a year to develop
or expand subsidy programs. (Arkansas Our Kids First children’s health care is
paid for by state and federal money.) 

 

·    Huckabee wrote an
article entitled “Why I Am Against Instituting School Prayer”
published July 1999.  At the following link a liberal praises him for that
article saying,  “But Huckabee said he never could understand why so
many people ‘railed against (the absence of) prayer in schools when they didn’t
even pray at home.’ … “I felt it was not the schools’ job,” he said, to teach
his children to pray, but the family’s… For himself, Huckabee quipped, “I
prayed in school every time I took a math test.’ This writer goes on to say,
“That’s, um, right. In fact, when I worked at Americans United for
Separation of Church and State, I’d make practically the same argument on a
regular basis.”  http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport.com/archives/9855.html  
At the close of the article this writer said “He [Huckabee] doesn’t have a
prayer” in getting the conservative nomination. Name of article “I
prayed in school every time I took a math test”

 

·    Another article with
headline reads: “Huckabee says year-round school in Tennessee model for
Arkansas.”  Hillary Clinton wants schools to be open from 6:00
am. to 6:00 p.m. year round to  match the parents’ work schedules.
Arkansas Democrat Gazette, September 23, 1997.

 

·    “Huckabee touts national
certification as goal for Teachers“ is the headline of another
article.  Arkansas Democrat Gazette, August 9, 1999.

 

·     Gov. Mike Huckabee
on Friday announced another condition he wants before he calls a special
legislative session on education — the appointment of a panel of teachers to
meet in secret to offer advice to himself and the Legislature…  The
panel of teachers Huckabee would appoint would consist of nine teachers who
would be current or former state “teachers of the year” or Milken Award
winners. http://nwanews.com/adg/News/141121/
( Milken Awards are Presented on the Basis of Innovation, Not on Test Scores or
Academic Achievement and are given to Educators who incorporate global UNNESCO
curriculum)  For another article that gives extensive details on Milken
Award Winners, see this link:  http://www.wpaag.org/Huckabee%20Wants%20Milken%20Award%20Winners’%20Input.htm
” Huckabee Wants Teacher Input from Milken Award Winners”

 

·    “Clinton, Huckabee joins
obesity fight.” is the headline of an article in Arkansas Democrat Gazette
May 4, 05 with a picture of Huckabee and Clinton together at a
microphone.  The first paragraph reads,   “Arkansas
Governor Mike Huckabee addresses reporters during a news conference with former
President Clinton on Tuesday in New York. In many schools  in
Arkansas now the teachers can no longer allow cupcakes to celebrate their young
students’ birthdays, and all students have to be weighed annually and parents
notified of their weight problem.  (Some teachers have nicknamed
Huckabee’s obesity fight as “The Fat Police”.)

 

 Taxes

 

·        The
House of Representatives approved Thursday what would be the largest ever
Arkansas state tax increase, sending the $360 million-a-year measure for
education to the Senate for expected approval today.  (Arkansas Democrat
Gazette, February 6, 04 by Michael Rowett and Michael Wickline)  This was
at the request of Governor Huckabee.

 

·       
Mike Huckabee said Monday that he supported a set of proposed changes
in state education law that includes $ 309 million in increased school funding,
and told state lawmakers to tentatively prepare for a special session starting
on April 3. Arkansas Democrat Gazette  by Jake Bleed. http://www.nwanews.com/adg/News/149336/
March 21, 2006

 

·        Headline: 
Spending nearly double ’97 figure.  State lawmakers learned Tuesday
that state government’s expenses nearly doubled the past 10 years. 
the state Department of Health and Human Services’ expenses increased from $ 2.
139 billion to $ 4. 198 billion. The General Education Division’s expenses
increased from $ 1. 689 billion to $ 2. 873 billion. Huckabee was governor
during all those years. (Arkansas Democrat Gazette Oct 11, 2006  by 
Wickline. http://www.nwanews.com/adg/News/169317/

 

·         
By the end of his ten-year tenure, Governor Huckabee was responsible
for a 37% higher sales tax in Arkansas, 16% higher motor fuel taxes, and 103%
higher cigarette taxes according to Americans for Tax Reform (01/07/07),
garnering a lifetime grade of D from the free-market Cato Institute… Under
Governor Huckabee’s watch, state spending increased a whopping 65.3% from 1996
to 2004, three times the rate of inflation (Americans for Tax Reform
01/07/07). The number of state government workers rose 20% during his tenure
(Arkansas Leader 04/15/06), and the state’s general obligation debt shot up by
almost $1 billion, according to Americans for Tax Reform.  http://www.clubforgrowth.org/2007/01/a_report_on_mike_huckabees_fis.php
“Mike Huckabee’s Record on Economic Issues” Club for Growth Releases First Presidential White
Paper

 

·         Arkansas
state government jobs increased 10.3% from
1997-2004 (7 years)   Total salaries increased by 74.1%  “Payroll increased.  Arkansas
Democrat Gazette, Arkansas state government payroll January 9, 2005

 

·        “Arkansas
one of three states to raise taxes by 5 percent-plus,” study finds is
headline in article, Wednesday, July 22,04 by Doug Thompson, Arkansas News
Bureau.

 

We don’t hear Presidential Candidate Mike Huckabee touting these things on
the campaign trail now that he is appearing before conservative voters in the
nation. 

To those that have followed Mike
Huckabee’s governing philosophy in Arkansas, this editorial that says Huckabee
is closest of all the candidates to Hillary Clinton comes as no surprise. Mike
Huckabee was able to push Hillary Clinton’s governmental controlled educational
reforms faster than she, herself,  was able to do as the Governor’s wife.  
If there is any surprise, it is that a paper would have the courage to say it.

 

Women’s Action Group

wpaagorg@gmail.com

 

 

 

Beebe continues the corruption legacy?, Huckabee illegal Consulate, Huckabee shameful record

Huckabee, Beebe, McDaniel, illegal Mexican, et al protection racket

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Citizens:
Question.                                                               September
8, 2007

Why do the individuals we
elect and appoint to protect the Constitution, our sovereignty, the rule of
law, and our various treasures turn to criminality and sell us out?  All governments are either criminal or
complicit in the destruction of middleclass America.

 

An example, an Arkansas
microcosm.

 

Former Arkansas Governor
and now presidential candidate, Michael Huckabee and his Mexican shill Robert
Trevino flew to Mexico City, courtesy of the taxpayers, October 2003, and
engaged in an arrangement with then Mexican President Vicente Fox to create a
Mexican Consulate in Little Rock, Arkansas—a criminal violation as stated in
the U.S. Constitution, Article I, Section 10, which defers the making of
treaties, compacts, agreements with foreign entities to the U.S. Congress.  Huckabee made this arrangement without the
knowledge of the Ark. State Legislature or the citizenry.  Huckabee’s creation of the illegal Mexican
Consulate has exponentially increased the illegal Mexican magnet 100 fold.

 

Numerous F.O.I. requests
have provided very little specific information dealing with the financing and
detailed functions of the Little Rock Consulate.  We do know that since its inception some 3
months ago, the Consulate has issued over 4,000 Matricula Consular cards which
serve as I.D. for illegal Mexican nationals.   The Consulate in actuality serves as a clearinghouse
for the dispersal of illegals into the workforce.

 

August, 2006, then
Attorney General Mike Beebe was made aware of Huckabee’s constitutionally criminal
act and stated (get this) that he, Beebe only represented Government
entities.  Apparently Beebe in one of his
unintelligible pronouncements conveyed the idea Huckabee was not a part of
Arkansas state government.  Remember,
Gov. Beebe is the Unctuous One.  I
personally contacted him on 2 other occasions and he offered up similar foolish
answers. (To see more of his unstatesman-like utterances, log on to arkansasfreedom.net)

 

Mike Beebe is now Governor
of our state and has shown himself to be a puppet of Wal-Mart, Tyson’s,
Chambers of Commerce, Mexico, big government, and religion.

 

Oklahoma has passed fairly
stringent illegal immigration legislation, along with Tennessee. Missouri
Governor Mike Blunt is also proposing stringent legislation against the
illegals. Arkansas is the recipient of another massive invasion from the 3
states mentioned, also California for benefits not provided for our own
citizenry, due to failure of enforcement of U.S. immigration laws, creating a
sanctuary environment.    Free prenatal
care for illegals, compliments of presidential candidate Huckabee and the
feckless Arkansas Legislature are in the thousands, while producing untold
numbers of anchor babies.  The Ark. Dept.
of Human Services is over 1 ½ years behind in their tallying of illegal Mexican
and OTM women utilizing the free prenatal and ancillary services, and the
numbers of their offspring.  The cost
since implementation in July, 2005 is in the millions and the numbers are in
the tens of thousands, plus the anchor babies. The invaders from the 4 states
mentioned are giving motels and other similar places as their official places
of residence.  I faxed Gov. Beebe and
suggested he call Missouri Gov. Blunt for possible collaboration in fashioning
new legislation dealing with illegals or enforcing current U.S. immigration
laws.  No response.

 

It should be said here that
with the criminal destruction unleashed on the middleclass by Huckabee, and
being continued by Beebe,  Huckabee now
bloviates in the presidential debates that we must seal our border contiguous
with Mexico and continue the criminal assaults on Iraq and Afghanistan to “salvage
our honor”….Huckabee speaks of honor?  He
also championed scholarships & in-state tuition for illegals, fortunately
those were defeated.

 

Rogers, Arkansas Mayor
Steve Womack and the uninvited Mexican conquistador Andres Chao, residing in
the Mexican Consulate subsidized by Arkansas taxpayers, compliments of Huckabee
and the Little Rock city government, but not limited to, met September 7, 2007
in Rogers regarding Mayor Womack’s policy of training city police to enforce
Federal Immigration laws.  Mayor Womack
is a patriot of stature, courage, and substance.  Chao keeps blathering about Mexican rights
and racial profiling.  It is indeed
troubling that the mayor would be subjected to such outrageous demands from a
foreign entity.

 

Advadago Chao said “the Mexican
community worries about the situation”. 
He said, including fear that they’ll be targeted.  To Senor Chao, why shouldn’t they be
targeted?  Most are illegal and those
that are not will have no problems. Chao further states “I understand the role
of the Mayor is to defend and protect PEOPLE who live in Rogers”   No Andres, he is charged to protect and
defend American citizens who live in Rogers.  
Further he says, (this sounds like it came from Gov. Beebe’s playbook) “I
understand that my role is to protect and defend Mexican nationals living in
Rogers”.   Defend from what Chao?  If Mexican nationals are naturalized American
citizens they submit their complaints to appropriate American officials.  Illegal Mexican nationals deserve no protection
and you have no judicial authority in this state or any other state.

 

Not a word pertaining to
the illegals or those hiring them from Gov. Beebe,  Attorney General Dustin McDaniel, Federal
Prosecutor Robert Balfe III, county sheriffs, city police chiefs—they all owe
their soul to the “company store”, i.e. they are bought and paid for. Then
there is the matter of the vicious Mexican, Salvadoran, & Oriental gangs…and
still no action. Kudos to state Representatives Rick Green , Jon Woods and Senator
Ruth Whitaker for their 2nd scheduled hearing at the state capitol
Sept. 18, 2007, delving into the cost and criminal activities foisted upon the
citizenry by the illegal Mexican and OTM invasion, exploited by criminal
Americans ‘ who hire, aid, abet, transport, & house them.

 

It has come to our attention
that Gov. Beebe has installed an 800# line into his office for Spanish speaking
people.  Naturalized citizens are required
to speak English; therefore the governor is involved in illegal activity and
the question begs to be asked, what part is he and his office playing in the
betrayal of Arkansas citizens?

 

In a news story published
today in the Fort Smith Times Record regarding chicken waste polluting the
streams of Arkansas & Oklahoma, John Brummett, a columnist & reporter
for Stephens Media, stated “you can’t hold statewide political office in
Arkansas without defending the poultry industry”.  This says it all.

 

As the guillotine drops,
know ye have been warned.   Elected
officialdom and appointees at all levels, with few exceptions, are corrupt to
the core and pathetic cowardly specimens.  This conduct is not peculiar to Arkansas; it
reigns supreme throughout our once vaunted Republic.

 

Log on arkansasfreedom.net

 

Kindest regards,

 

Joe McCutchen

 

 

 

Huckabee illegal Consulate, Huckabee shameful record

More Huckabee dirt

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Huckabee’s
pro illegal alien agenda unbelievable!

Below are excerpts from  three articles that indicate how
strongly  Presidential Candidate Mike Huckabee has promoted the illegal
alien agenda. In one of the earlier Presidential debates, Huckabee’s rhetoric
would have convinced voters that he was actually tough on illegal aliens, but
his actions have proved otherwise.  We have found this information to
be  shocking to the majority of Republicans who have not closely followed
Huckabee’s actions,  especially  when they discover how Huckabee
worked directly with the Mexican President to establish a Mexican consulate in
Little Rock which is basically used as a conduit for illegals.  In the
short time the Consulate has been in business, they have issued 4,000 ID cards
to Mexicans.  It doesn’t take much  deductive reasoning to realize
that most of those would have to be illegal.  See this link for that
article. http://www.nwaonline.net/articles/2007/08/28/news/082907arhispbank.txt

Federal law 8 USC Section 1324 says
that “Any person who encourages or induces an alien to come to, enter, or  reside in the United States,”  shall be
“fined” or “imprisoned not more than 5 years or
both.”  Then how could it be legal or ethical for a Governor
to help establish a Mexican Consulate to help Mexican illegal aliens
reside  in this country when even a citizen of the US can be imprisoned
for such action?  http://law.onecle.com/uscode/8/1324.html

This should remind all of us to look behind the words and find the actions
of all who run for office. We understand that only 40% of Republicans even know
that Rudy Giuliani is pro abortion.  We need to stay informed!

Excerpts from following article – quoting Presidential Candidate
Mike Huckabee

Huckabee:
‘Race-baiting ’ behind immigration bill

BY DAVID HAMMER THE ASSOCIATED PRES
This story was published Friday, January 28, 2005

Excerpts

“Gov. Mike Huckabee said Thursday that a bill to deny state government
benefits and voting rights to illegal immigrants is “inflammatory…
race-baiting and demagoguery.” He challenged the Christian values of its
main sponsor.
   
 “Holt often talks of his strong Christian beliefs, but Huckabee
singled him out, ! saying, “I drink a different kind of Jesus juice. My
faith says don’t make false accusations against somebody. In the Bible, it’s
called ‘Don’t bear false witness.’”

 “The governor said Holt’s plan to deny prenatal care to illegal
immigrants goes against their shared anti-abortion principles — that unborn
fetuses should have a citizen’s right to life.

  ” Illegal immigrants “can’t vote, can’t collect Social
Security benefits,” Huckabee said. “They don’t get a tax refund, but
they pay sales tax, gasoline tax, and property tax when they pay their rent. We
don’t let them vote. They don’t get welfare benefits. And they don’t get
unemploym! ent benefits.”

  “Huckabee has proposed that the state allow undocumented
immigrants who complete their public education in Arkansas to eligible for
college scholarships.”

 Huckabee promotes
‘open door’ policy at LULAC convention

http://www.arkansasnews.com/archive/2005/06/30/News/323746.html
Thursday,
Jun 30, 2005

By Wesley
Brown
Arkansas News Bureau

Excerpts
LITTLE ROCK – In a impassioned speech before hundreds of influential
Hispanic civil rights leaders from across the nation, Gov. Mike Huckabee told a
captive audience Wednesday that America is great because it has always opened
it doors up to people seeking a better way of life.

“Do unto others as you would have others do unto you,” Huckabee said,
citing the Golden Rule. “I have tried to govern that way and it stands to
reason that I really do believe that what made this great country so great and
so unique is that it has always been a place for people to run to – and not run
from.

 Huckabee said as the largely Hispanic audience gave him a standing
ovation.

Huckabee was the keynote speaker, along with Tyson Foods Inc. Chairman and CEO
John Tyson, at a noon luncheon of the League of United Latin American Citizens,
which is holding its 76th annual convention in Little Rock.

He told the LULAC delegates that their presence in the state’s capital city was
very important because Arkansas has one of the fastest growing Hispanic
populations in the nation.

Senate Bill 206, which died in the Senate, would have required proof of
citizenship to register to vote and also force state agencies to report
suspected cases of people living in the country illegally. Holt, R-Springdale,
replied later to Huckabee’s comments that Christian charity does not include
turning a blind eye to lawbreaking.

The Republican governor, who many believe will run for president in 2008, also
backed legislation that would have opened the door for illegal immigrants in
Arkansas to receive college scholarships.

House Bill 1525 by Rep. Joyce Elliott, D-Little Rock, was approved by the House
but eventually failed in the Senate. Huckabee reiterated Wednesday that he
believes every child, regardless of their parent’s immigration status, should
have an opportunity to receive an education in the U.S.

Tyson also credited LULAC leaders for pushing the company to add Hispanics to
the Tyson board and promote more Latinos to upper management and executive
positions.

He also said in that last 15 years, the number of Hispanics that work for the
Arkansas company has increased significantly.

“I am proud to tell you that more than 40,000 of our workers are
Latinos,” Tyson said of the company’s 114,000 employees. “We are
learning, growing and benefiting from that diversity.”  For entire
article, go to this link:  http://www.arkansasnews.com/archive/2005/06/30/News/323746.html

This time Huckabee counts wins 

Governor 19-for-21 in bills he pushed

BY SETH BLOMELEY ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE – April 15, 05
Excerpts
ILLEGAL ALIENS
   
“Huckabee also supported a bill to make illegal aliens eligible for
state-financed college scholarships and in-state tuition. Opponents said it
would reward people for breaking the law, that it would violate a federal law
and that it could require the state to eliminate the higher out-of-state
tuition rates.
“The bill passed the House. While pending in the Senate, critics raised
questions about whether such a law would be legal. Huckabee insisted it would
be. Attorney General Mike Beebe issued an opinion questioning its legality. The
Senate rejected the bill twice.
“Wednesday, Huckabee again defended the proposal, saying, “We never
stopped working for that bill. I don’t under! stand the opposition to it. As a
society and as a people, we’re bigger than that. It hurts me we’re still
debating issues that I thought were set aside in the 1960s.”


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