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Huckabee defends Barack Obama on Rev. Wright controversy

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Mikedabuh (15 hours ago) Show Hide
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my comment was totally unrelated to this video.
Mikedabuh (15 hours ago) Show Hide
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need to beware of second hand witnesses on the net. One person speaking for another really needs to be taken with a grain of salt. Now if you find other concrete evidence of something like a document or some actual thing you can film then thats pretty legitamate. But second or third hand word of mouth ???
stargirlsusan (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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when did he said that u got wrong facts
HotLeper (1 week ago) Show Hide
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are u kidding me? He has always been for intelligent design being taught at school and that is a major turn off for Americans who want to see a separation of church and state.
RideWitChrist (1 week ago) Show Hide
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first of all there is nothing in our constitution that says seperation of church and state, period look it up, it just says Congress shall make no laws on this duhh.
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i am happy that there is at least one conservative that saw this so called scandal for what it was----an incident blown out of proportion and unfairly used to try to hurt both the good Rev Wright and Senator Obama. Rev. Wright loves America, he just hates what it became under Bush.
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Mike Huckabee NEVER said that and he was governor for 10 1/2 year, religion NEVER came into play, he was re-elected til max term, voted one of the 5 best governors in the US. Get your facts straight.
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if you think for one second the republican party is stupid enough to put sarah palin out front, you my friend need counseling.

she cost mccain the election. this is fact. they would never ever ever stick her up in front. ever. even they aren't that stupid.
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I do think they are stupid enough to do that... two words: George Bush. Take your pick which one. They've done it before and they'll do it again. The idea is out there and some people think that she's the freakin' shiznittlebit! If that hype stays out there, the party won't pass her by. Sure Palin lost them the election this year, but does your party know that? You'd better tell 'em! They're gonna be drinkin' that Palin Kool-Aide!
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You insult George Bush. He was experienced, educated and worldly. You cannot compare him to Palin. Bush will go down in history as one of our better presidents. History will validate him....
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http://trainwreckpolitics.com - Former Republican pr...
http://trainwreckpolitics.com - Former Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee defends Barack Obama's handling of the Reverend Wright controversy, but also adds from his perspective as a former pastor that conservatives shouldn't be so quick to judge Jeremiah Wright either:

"Sermons, after all, are rarely written word for word by pastors like Rev. Wright, who are delivering them extemporaneously, and caught up in the emotion of the moment. There are things that sometimes get said, that if you put them on paper and looked at them in print, you'd say 'Well, I didn't mean to say it quite like that."

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"As easy as it is for those of us who are white to look back and say 'That's a terrible statement!' ... I grew up in a very segregated South. And I think that you have to cut some slack — and I'm gonna be probably the only conservative in America who's gonna say something like this, but I'm just tellin' you — we've gotta cut some slack to people who grew up being called names, being told you have to sit in the balcony when you go to the movie, you have to go to the back door to go into the restaurant..."
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