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« on: January 31, 2011, 03:16:14 PM »

...how in the hell does Huckabee do that well in New Jersey? Huh

He is overhyped and oversold. And he has had two years on TV to further perpetuate myths about his own authenticity and conservativism.  I hope that someone can expose him for what he is and what he has essentially been doing the last three years.
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« Reply #1 on: February 01, 2011, 04:23:25 PM »

...how in the hell does Huckabee do that well in New Jersey? Huh

He is overhyped and oversold. And he has had two years on TV to further perpetuate myths about his own authenticity and conservativism.  I hope that someone can expose him for what he is and what he has essentially been doing the last three years.

He gets hardly any mention compared to the other 2012 candidates (especially Palin and Romney) so how is he overhyped?

I don't recall saying anything about media attention.
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« Reply #2 on: February 01, 2011, 07:52:25 PM »

How is it that a woman like Sarah Palin, who has made some of the stupidest statements ever recorded in the history of mankind, can beat Ron Paul, whose a doctor and has been in Congress for over 20 years? **sigh**

Name recognition.

^ and base of support, which Paul lacks in any meaningfull sense of the word. No, there isn't an "internet primary" Tongue

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« Reply #3 on: February 02, 2011, 05:16:18 PM »

...how in the hell does Huckabee do that well in New Jersey? Huh

He is overhyped and oversold. And he has had two years on TV to further perpetuate myths about his own authenticity and conservativism.  I hope that someone can expose him for what he is and what he has essentially been doing the last three years.

He gets hardly any mention compared to the other 2012 candidates (especially Palin and Romney) so how is he overhyped?

I don't recall saying anything about media attention.

You mentioned his TV show. How else is he "overhyped" if you didn't mean by the media?

I mean his positive qualities are exaggerated. Whether or not there is an active effort in the media at large to do it, at the present time, is inconsequential.
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