Why You Should Work and Pray For a Huckabee Victory in Texas!
Dave Welch*
There is growing pressure by media, Republican politicians and even some conservative leaders to just accept the "inevitable" of a McCain nomination and it is imperative that we stay focused and not be swayed...
Don’t sell out, fellow conservative. Vote your values.
Kelly Shackelford*
It has been a very long time since Texas Republicans have had the chance to vote and speak their values in a Presidential Primary. We have that opportunity right now. The question is whether grassroots conservatives will be tricked into not voting their values by the media and establishment leaders.
A Kindred Spirit - Mike Huckabee
Rick Scarborough*
In 1977, while attending Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Ft. Worth, Texas, I met a fellow student with whom I immediately felt a kindred spirit…Mike Huckabee...
- *group name used for identification purposes only, endorsement by individual.
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Editorial: We recommend Mike Huckabee
Whatever Texas Republican primary voters do Tuesday, John McCain is all but guaranteed to be the party's presidential nominee. It is mathematically impossible for Mike Huckabee, the last remaining major GOP contender, to capture the nomination. The former Arkansas governor even turned up on Saturday Night Live recently to poke fun at himself for not going away.
One of the greatest ongoing threats to our constitutional republicis the ever-increasing politicization of the federal judiciary. Insteadof interpreting the law according to its plain or original meaning,many judges are using the Constitution and statutes passed by Congressas a mere pretense for imposing their policy preferences on theAmerican people. This is unacceptable. The role of a judge is tointerpret the law, not to legislate from the bench; and as president, Iwill only appoint men and women who share this view.
I firmly believe that the Constitution must be interpreted accordingto its original meaning, and flatly reject the notion of a "livingConstitution." The meaning of the Constitution cannot be changed byjudicial fiat. The powers delegated to the federal government by theConstitution come from "We the People," and judges have no right toprohibit the people from passing democratically-enacted laws unless wehave explicitly authorized them to do so. Nor can vaguely-wordedlanguage in the Constitution be used by judges to give them power oversubjects the framers never intended our founding document to address.As such, any interpretation of the Constitution that is based on"evolving standards of decency," penumbras, or any other judicialfiction, is antithetical to the rule of law, and must be forcefullychallenged.
As president, I will appoint justices and judges who not only sharemy judicial philosophy ( e.g., Chief Justice John Roberts, JusticeAntonin Scalia, Justice Clarence Thomas, and Justice Samuel Alito), butwho also have established themselves within the conservative legalcommunity as faithful adherents of originalism and textualism. Thestakes are simply too high to do otherwise.
Finally, I wholeheartedly believe "that the state exists to preservefreedom, that the separation of governmental powers is central to ourConstitution, and that it is emphatically the province and duty of thejudiciary to say what the law is, not what it should be"; and I will doeverything in my power as president to promote these cherishedprinciples.