I usually try not to use the same publication for two sources of information on a topic but I couldn't pass these up. Isn't there anybody minding the store at the national party headquarters for the Republicans? I mean Cruz, Rubio, and now Huckabee? And these are just the village idiots! not the reasonably stupid politicians.
Do any of you see Huckabee as a serious candidate? I know he has gotten support in the past But really he displays the least amount of intelligence of anyone that has even whispered interest in running.
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/04/mike-huckabee-president-top-readshttp://www.motherjones.com/politics/2011/04/david-barton-gingrich-bachmann-huckabeeQuote
At the American Family Association's Rediscover God in America conference last month, Huckabee sang Barton's praises. "I just wish that every single young person in America would be able to be under his tutelage, and understand something about who we really are as a nation," Huckabee said. "I almost wish that there would be…a simultaneous telecast, and all Americans would be forced—forced at gunpoint, no less—to listen to every David Barton message, and I think our country would be better for it." Gingrich recently said he "never listento David Barton without learning a whole lot of new things. It's amazing how much he knows and how consistently he applies that knowledge."
Barton concocts his arguments about American history from highly selective, professionally debunked readings of founding documents—some 100,000 of which he's ferreted away in a vault in WallBuilders' Aledo, Texas, headquarters. His life's mission is to restore what he regards as the broken relationship between church and state. Through WallBuilders, Barton publishes books and finances a virtually nonstop speaking tour that, over the past two decades, has turned him into a superstar of the religious right.
Barton promotes the idea of a "stolen legacy": that the Christian history that birthed the United States and nurtured its national consciousness has been deliberately obscured by liberals. America's religious history, according to Barton, has been covered up through a concerted movement to deny the facts. It's a "a very powerful, validating force for people in the religious Right…'We are the real inheritors of this nation,'" Boston says.
This post was edited by Valhalls_Sun on Apr 18 2015 08:50am