Expect Huckabee to be in the crosshairs tonight

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rudy is a bum, and this scandal about burying money in towns budgets is going to roast him.
 
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#7
Oh snap!!! :eek:hmy:

Huckabee just said he would abolish the IRS!

Ron Paul's ideas are entering into the mainstream debate. :rock:
 
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TennTradition said:
Man...Rudy was tearing into Mitt on emplying illegal immigrants...that was pretty funny.
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Fred Thompson had a slick response to Rudy about employers being held accountable for the actions of their employees (obvious Bernard Kerik reference).
 
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I don't care for Rudy either. I've read his two children by his last wife wont even campaign or vote for him. They probably know him better then most people.
 
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#11
Regardless, I'm ecstatic to see another candidate choose this stance. I think people are starting to wake up to the fraud which is the Income Tax... If only another "true" candidate would arise and say he would abolish the Federal Reserve... :yes:
 
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Volunteer_Kirby said:
I find it a bit ironic that Huckabee has now taken this stance, don't you?
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What is ironic about it? He's been a supporter of the FAIR Tax since day 1 of his campaign. Elimination of the IRS is a byproduct of that stance.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Yeah... and juxtapose that with the clip from Fred Thompson of him talking about raising taxes, and now Huckabee looks kind of silly. :ermm:
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That's the problem with his FAIR Tax stance. Nobody can really get their arms around it and it gets twisted because nobody really can say what the impact would be.
 
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GAVol said:
That's the problem with his FAIR Tax stance. Nobody can really get their arms around it and it gets twisted because nobody really can say what the impact would be.
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I have no problem with the Fair Tax... or the flat tax. I think it is rather simple to comprehend, unless you go our of your way to want to demagogue the issue. Anything we can do to simplify the current system would be better than what we currently have.

Oooh... Rudy just got booed. :eek:hmy:
 
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#21
Hmmm... a new concept. Prosecute the abortionist. :question:

You can't demagogue that.

Man, everybody sounds like Ron Paul. Now these guys are embracing returning power to the states concerning abortion (by overturning Roe v Wade).
 
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#22
Rudy's answer to the Bible question. :eek:hmy:

Deduct 5 more percentage points (in South Carolina).

Ouch, now Mitt Romney is stumbling around. Man, this is painful (it hurts so good though :dance2:).
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Rudy's answer to the Bible question. :eek:hmy:

Deduct 5 more percentage points (in South Carolina).

Ouch, now Mitt Romney is stumbling around. Man, this is painful (it hurts so good though :dance2:).
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Mitt Romney looks like a political rookie right now, how can he not be more prepared?
 
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#24
Man, now Mitt is getting slapped around on torture by McCain.

Bad showing for the frontrunners Mitt and Rudy. :unsure:



Wait... did McCain just use a 24/Jack Bouer reference? :blink:
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Man, now Mitt is getting slapped around on torture by McCain.

Bad showing for the frontrunners Mitt and Rudy. :unsure:



Wait... did McCain just use a 24/Jack Bouer reference? :blink:
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Yes, I have been waiting for it. Ron Paul also appears to be stumbling around. Honestly, from the little I have watched so far, McCain seems to be on fire. I don't know that I have ever seen him look this good in a debate.
 
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