I have been saying for the last 4 months that Mike Huckabee is the man for the Republican party and is a very likable man for President. I am glad that he is getting mainstream attention now. In july he spoke to the NRA and was very geniune that I was actually impressed.

Sent by Shamonique | 2:27 PM ET | 11-28-2007

I think Huckabee's going to have a hard time explaining that the gas in our tanks comes dinosaurs that died 6,000 years ago.

Were I a Republican with a passing appreciation of science, I be wringing my hands something fierce over the Huckabee candidacy.

Sent by Jon Johannson | 2:32 PM ET | 11-28-2007

As yet again, your coverage is total garbage. You have not mentioned a single issue. All you do is talk about how endorses or who is leading in the polls. You suck. YOu make our country less democratic. You are hurt the USA. Garbage. YOu are not journalists. Why not debate the policies of Huckabee, rather then whether he is a nice guy? Why not talk about the policy positions of Obama, rather than whether Oprah supports him. Yor coverage of politics is an insult to America!!!!! Yuck. grow up.

Sent by Joe M. | 2:37 PM ET | 11-28-2007

As an evangelical myself, I feel that our vote has been taken for granted especially by the GOP. I consider other issues such as poverty, health care, and the environment to be moral issues. As Christians start to lean to the left, Huckabee is a populist candidate who could unite the Christian political movement and the country. His 100 percent genuine grassroots movement is a loud wake up call to the Republicans.

Sent by kenny miles | 4:39 PM ET | 11-28-2007

Mike Huckabee as our next President??? It is often said that history repeats itself, but usually not this quickly... I mean president Bush isn't even out of office yet!! If the past eight years have taught us anything, it's that we need to stay far (FAR) away from religious ideologues!!! It's candidates like Mr. Huckabee that have driven me away from the Republican Party. Once the "everything-is-black-and-white", "i'm-right-your-wrong", "my-faith-gives-me-all-of-lifes-correct-answers", (read between the lines - religious fundamentalists) leave the Republican Party... I may come back. But in the mean time America, PLEASE don't make the same mistake twice in a row and elect someone who makes so many decisions in the Oval Office based on a faith that thinks it has all the answers, the rest of us be dammed. Look where it has gotten us.

Sent by Bob McCracken | 4:49 PM ET | 11-28-2007

The radio isn't here to educate you on policy issues. If you want to know about peoples' platforms, visit their websites.

Sent by pw | 2:53 PM ET | 11-29-2007