Corporate Whores in GOP shitting pants over Huckabee...

[ingac70]

http://rightwingnuthouse.com/

Check it out for a giggle.

[napi21]

1. I knew they were upset, but I didn't realize just how much!

The first line in that letter to Iowans was brutal!

[ingac70]

3. I saw it coming...

Right wing radio has been dogging Huck daily since Oct. So have other conservative pundits.

I hope the corporatists show their ass big time and alienate the fundies.

[napi21]

18. Well, I just CAN'T listen to RW radio! I get upset enough with CNN &

MSNBC! I find it very amusing and entertaining (to me) that the corprawtists are now fighting against the theocrists. I have a feeling it doesn't really matter. If Iowa is any indicator, the youth of this country has been energised and will vote this year. I think they are so upset with the status quo, NO Pub can win the General! It sure will be fun to see them slaughtyer each other though!

[patrice]

2. They don't need to worry.

Huckabee's candidacy will be oppressed by the party.

[Lint Head]

4. "I'm your huckleberry." Val Kilmer -Tombstone

:dem:

[ixion]

8. one of my all time favorite movie quotes, actually

[ingac70]

5. Oh, look. Osama "hearts" Huckabee!!

From the link posted...

<The prospect of what would be going through the mind of Osama Bin Laden at the thought of a Huckabee presidency cannot be put down on paper lest the sheer, abject horror of it were to give the reader a heart attack.>

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

6. If the GOP rejects Huckabee,

will he go third party-like a Christo-fundy party?

[ingac70]

11. Doubt it...

but the fundies will be left with a bad taste in their mouths....from the rejection of Huck and the blow job they've been giving the GOP all these years.

:popcorn:

[ryanmuegge]

7. What foreign policy experience did Bush have in 2000?

This has nothing to do with foreign policy experience or intelligence (two areas in which Bush, Jr. was lacking in 2000). Bush also courted the religious right very heavily in 2000 (and even more offensively in 2004). This is about Wall Street's inability to control every stage of the election process.

This Stephen Green character is an incredibly vile shitstain.

[ixion]

9. of course, this is what the right gets for co-opting religious whackos

a.k.a. fundie xian idiots to carry their 'message'.

[frogmarch]

10. That is glorious! bahahahaha! thanks for posting the link. nt

[YOY]

12. He compared Huck to Carter???

That alone shows what an asswipe the writer is.

How do you compare a Baptist preacher to a Nobel Prize winner???

[ingac70]

14. All the RW pundits...

have been making that comparison for the last two months. He's just following the talking points.

Google Huckabee, Carter and check it out!

[YOY]

16. Adorable...

It shows ignorance on so many levels....

[RoveRage]

13. This was a great line..........

Are we really prepared for this? A man whose foreign policy experience lies in promoting Perdue chicken sales to South America? Or was governor of a state whose major University has a battle cry of “Soooeeeeeeeey…HOG?”

[ingac70]

15. The University jab...

was typical Corporate GOPer snobbery.

[Big Blue Marble]

17. Was not this destined to happen? Even though it seemed to take forever.

The two major constituencies in the Republican party split apart. What a beautiful thing to behold.
How does the center hold? Oh, it can't. Their party is imploding before our eyes.

[provis99]

19. these corporate clowns actually make me feel sorry for Uncle Huck

And I didn't think that was possible. The corporate Republicans are even worse than Freepers; at least Freepers I can excuse on the basis that they are probably psychotic, but these corporate Republicans are just plain evil. Ick.

[ingac70]

20. Fundies will get to see just how evil...

A fundie populist coming to the fore just shows this country is sick of the economic policies foisted upon us by the GOP since the fundies hitched their wagons to Reagan.

They've bided their time, and this go 'round they are going to support the guy that reflects them 100%. The virtual bloodbath that will ensue could very well be the undoing of the GOP. Keep your fingers crossed.

[Mountainman]

21. Why weren't they this upset at the Bush candidacy? Bush is more of an ignoramus that Huckabee is.

[ingac70]

22. While Bush may be as stupid as Huck...

he is still a corporate whore.

Huck openly called the Club for Growth the "Club for Greed". This guy does not hold typical GOPer economic views.