Huckabee on Fox touting some dangerous shit right now

[piechartking]

Essentially, says Trump will be just fine as President, because he won't have twitter and he'll have advisors. This is the most dangerous falsehood that a person can propogate, because we all saw with W how dangerous it can be when the President lacks foundational knowledge about the issues.

It's fucking common sense: if you don't understand the basics of an issue, how do you discern which of your advisors is giving the right advice? People who just blindly say, "Oh yeah, he'll have a good cabinet" really should contemplate the fact that the decision-maker must still have a thorough understanding of the issues.

[LoverOfLiberty]

1. Trump is who Huckabee would be

if he had money and charisma.

[giftedgirl77]

3. This person is attempting to promote Fox under the guise of concern.

This is their second OP of the morning like this. First it was a brother in law talking about Fox, now they just watch it themselves.

[MineralMan]

9. I doubt you know enough about that poster to

make such a claim. Please don't assume what another poster thinks.

[piechartking]

20. Thank you! No lover for Trump, GOP, Republicans, Conservative ideology here. n/t

[piechartking]

6. Stop smearing my character and read my post.

Also, is there a way you can see my post history? Just check it out for youself and make your own decision before you smear me. It's not appreciated.

[emulatorloo]

11. It is a great post and I for one appreciate you reporting on Huckabee's bullshit.

[piechartking]

15. Thanks! Appreciate the support. n/t

[emulatorloo]

17. ...

[Schema Thing]

10. geez, that's a bizarre response to a good OP

[piechartking]

16. Thanks for the support. Nobody here carrying water for GOP. n/t

[emulatorloo]

12. post is a clearly a critique of Huckabee and Fox News

I understand your sensitivity to this, as we were bombarded in GD: P by Dem-hating trolls who could not stop posting Fox and Breitbart. However, those posts were never critical of those sources. This post is very critical

[Buckeye_Democrat]

4. I think he's trying to salvage

... Trump's candidacy with this BS because there's been several high-level people coming out to question Trump's aptitude and judgment recently.

Huckabee might even think he's got a shot at joining Trump's cabinet.

[tanyev]

5. He'd have advisors he'd never listen to, and why does Huck think he wouldn't have Twitter?

VP Pence would be doing all the hard work, and President Donald would spend all day fighting with people on Twitter.

I still haven't heard that any journalist has asked Trump what would happen to all his business interests if he were elected. Yes, everyone before him has put their investments into a blind trust, but I don't see Donald doing that voluntarily or even giving up the reins of his company.

[Wounded Bear]

7. That's what they said about Hitler....nt

[pinboy3niner]

8. Funny, nobody in the SS is volunteering for for the Twitter-restraining squad

[Blue Idaho]

13. Huckabee is a lunatic

Only on Fox could he ever be considered an "expert" on anything. The fact that he needs to appear to calm the waters of the reich wing echo chamber is telling.

There is no way a Donald Trump presidency is anything but a complete disaster for America. If anyone thinks he can be "managed" they should take a look at his campaign and think again.

[Capt. Obvious]

14. I remember the argument in 2000 that

sure Bush is dumb, but he's going to surround himself with smart people.

Look how that turned out.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

18. Yes

Same principle, except Trump is worse.

I didn't think we'd have someone worse than Dumbya, but here he is!

[duncang]

19. Yep, having advisors now

and he still is on the stupid train.

[kydo]

21. Ain't that what the normal Germans said about Hitler? Well minus the twitter thing

And how did that work out for them?