Comments on: HuckPAC Resignation

By: Mickey

Mickey — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 14:37:41 +0000

Why do you deliberately believe and repeat the lies about why Huckabee reduced the extreme sentence of a young boy who had gone wrong. His act was an act of that compassion which all of law in forcement agreeded including the judge who sentenced him. I smell a rat! You liberals and self righteous moderates will lie, cheat and do anything to promote your destructive agenda. The fact you lie shows your truth heart and yes sin. But you will not change until you have dragged everyone else into the dark hole you live in. Huckabee is a moral and compassionate man who loves this country. My hat is off to him and I wish we had someone like him, with morals and love of country in our present White House.

By: C

Sat, 12 Dec 2009 15:34:50 +0000

Hi Jason…I’m not sure you intended to contribute to the character & judgement assissination of Gov. Huckabee, but the timing of your decision certainly did. I support the Gov. and was shocked when the news first broke. However, I should’ve known that the liberal media would distort the facts to fit their agenda. Once I heard the full story surrounding the communtation and the events thereafter, I realized that Huckabee was the only one that made a rational decision in this whole stream of events. Consider, Huck was presented with a unannymous parole board recommendation to commute the sentence and was reinforced by the circuit court judge due to the severity of the sentence. Why on earth did the prosecutor’s office see this case as “not worth his time”? Why on earth did two judges in Washington see fit to let a known child rapist and cop assaulter off with $15,000 bail?

In hindsight, of course Huckabee’s decision was a bad one based on what we know today. However, when you put it into context, his was the ONLY rational decision in the series of events that permitted this animal to go free.

I look forward to supporting Huck in all his endeavors (including a 2012 run) and I hope you will reconsider yours. I am not currently a member of HUCKPAC, but once I finish school and have freed up some time, I have every intention of doing so. More than any other candidate I’ve seen, Huckabee represents my values (and I believe millions of others) and that gives me hope for a better tomorrow.

By: Polly A

Polly A — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 18:29:07 +0000

Keith asks: How many other officers were killed or shot over the weekend that this tragedy happened?

Acc. to American Police Hall of Fame Line of Duty Statistics: One officer is killed every 57 hours – Not quite one every other day. How tragic.

By: Polly A

Polly A — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 18:21:34 +0000

I agree with poster Randy above. I support your decision to leave Huckpac, but your timing was bad. It looks as if Huckabee is going to coming out of this just fine (see latest polls), but your rep is taking a beating. Still, I look forward to reading your blogs in the future.

By: wilder

wilder — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 00:21:12 +0000

Quitting? That sound like something Sarah Palin would do. So what if a few people died…Mike is a good man and belives in life and forgiveness for those who sinned. Of course all those who are criminals deserve a second chance, as the Lord says. Mike did what Jesus was only telling him to do. And that is NEVER wrong. Wake up and stop being a liberal. Listen to Glenn Beck and you’ll know what you’re calling is. Praise Glenn Beck. Never give up. Keep on the Path and all will tell you okay if you hear it.

By: DavidE7

DavidE7 — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 03:36:08 +0000

Mike Huckabee has given a full accounting of his actions in the Clemmons matter. As far as I am concerned, he did the right thing by decreasing the absurdly long sentence. Nothing that happened later was inevitable, and trying to pin it on him is nothing but dirty politics. Anyone who claims otherwise should be ashamed of themselves.

By: w

Fri, 04 Dec 2009 02:00:59 +0000

Buddy how off base can one get!!

By: Buddy

Buddy — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 18:45:43 +0000

I really find it hypocritical that a “decision” like this required a lot of “prayers”. I did not see a president in Huckabee in the first place!
If you really want to understand the reasons underlying his various commutations and pardons, look to his and supporters hatred for the Clintons in Arkansas.

By: Jason

Jason — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 15:37:31 +0000

I say trim the fat. This is the time when one finds out who is on the wagon because they believe in the same things you do or if they are on the wagon because it seems to be pointed in desriable direction. Huck is a good man. He made an educated and well thought out call. The crimes this man was convicted of were crimes of burglary and assault as a minor. Clemmons should have been put away after he violated that parole but was not. That is where the ball was dropped here.

Huck has a lot of people around the country that STILL supports him. His value for life is UNWAIVERING.

To all those who are jumping ship. Good job. You may just be electing Obama to another term with your actions right now.

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