From: Mike Huckabee <newsletter@mikehuckabee.com>
Date: Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 8:55 AM
Subject: The investigation of Hillary continues
To: faigerayzel@gmail.com
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| The message you have just received was delivered by Mike Huckabee and includes a message from Huck PAC, his political action committee. Robin, Fox News noted that it took Obama nearly three weeks after his election to name his first Cabinet appointee. Jimmy Carter's first pick took five weeks. Reagan, Clinton and George W. Bush didn't name any Cabinet members until week six. But it's been nine whole days since Trump won, and he's yet to announce his Cabinet. So according to the media that's "chaos!" A "behind-the-scenes knife fight!" I think you guys need to go back to the drawing board and work a little harder on that "we'll be real objective journalists now" promise. Sincerely, Mike Huckabee ------Message from Huck PAC:HUCK PAC NEEDS FINANCIAL HELP: Support conservative Republicans in 2017 and beyond.CONTRIBUTE HERE |
And in case you missed these:Washington Same-Sex Marriage CaseBy Mike HuckabeeDonald Trump said the same-sex marriage issue was settled by the Supreme Court, but the problem with legislating from the bench is that it opens up a Pandora's box of unintended consequences. Like creating new rights that conflict with existing rights. As in this story of a devoutly Christian, Washington State grandmother whose florist shop declined to provide flowers for a same-sex wedding. She's been sued, fined, and threatened with losing her life savings, retirement fund and business unless she violates her religious beliefs and renounces her First Amendment right to practice her faith without infringement by the government. This week, she took her case before the state Supreme Court. Read the details now, because there's a good chance it could end up before the US Supreme Court, which is currently tied 4-4 with Trump set to appoint the swing vote. So just in case you still thought elections don't matter to the average person's life… |
The Investigation ContinuesBy Mike HuckabeeThere's a debate raging now about whether President Trump should pursue the investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails. If he doesn't, supporters who want laws applied equally will be angry. If he does push for a special prosecutor or Congressional investigation, liberals will accuse him of acting like a banana republic dictator prosecuting his political opponent. Which would be doubly ironic, considering that allowing powerful politicians to break laws that would imprison ordinary citizens is itself a hallmark of a banana republic. GOP Senate leaders apparently don't want the media to call them Banana Republicans, so they're backing away from the idea of investigating Hillary any further, huffing that there are more important priorities. However, in the House, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, says the investigation will "absolutely" continue. Between Clinton's classified emails, the Clinton Foundation, quid pro quos, perjury allegations and possibly the largest breach of security in the history of the State Department, all involving dozens of people, Chaffetz says there's a "huge, massive mess that has to be cleared up" and Congress would be remiss in its duties if it didn't investigate and fix it so it never happens again. Expect this to be opposed by House Democrats, who can always argue that being remiss in its duties is a hallowed Congressional tradition. ------Message from Huck PAC:HUCK PAC NEEDS FINANCIAL HELP: Support conservative Republicans in 2017 and beyond.CONTRIBUTE HERE |
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