Huckabee's book "Do the Right Thing"

[younggun308]

I've been reading it, has anyone else been? What are some thoughts?

I find it interesting how he attacked Mitt Romney in the book, I mean, it was almost funny, but sometimes Huck came off with a whining tone, as if he was holding a grudge, or trying to prove a point-when it's not really very relevant anymore.


BTW, what happened to the "Huckabee" show on Fox? My cable TV said it was on at 8PM on Saturday, and all that came on was Geraldo......dang I hate that stupid mustache!

[Canuck_Buck]

sounds interesting, it's on sale now at amazon



http://www.amazon.com/Do-Right-Thing-Movement-Bringing/dp/1595230548

[Aught Six]

Is losing the primary race doing "the right thing"?

[Alpha Capo]

I hope they cancelled it....

it was pretty bad. IMO...even people who voted for huck probably had a hard time watching it....its like the audience was all pre screened/and told what questions to ask...the whole thing was rehearsed. LAME if you ask me.

just guessing but i think he paid FOX for the airtime slot with his leftover Campaign money...he probably ran out of Cheddar...so they dumped him...

it was a bad show.

[C. Davis]

I think his show is just right for the time slot it is in. I am usually listening to it on satellite radio, and it is probably the most interesting thing Fox has on Saturday night. He usually has some pretty good guest. I am not the biggest Dan Rather fan, but I thought his interview on Huckabee was fascinating. Rather talked about the day Kennedy was shot in Dallas, and how the press was brought in to see the Zepruder film for the first time. If you didn't watch that episode, it is worth seeing. He has had the idiot Bill Maher, Elvis's step brother, Elvis's guitar player, Union Auto workers, and Richard Dreyfuss, to name a few. Tonight he had Ann Coultar, and Jerry Springer. Coultar was probably the most interesting, because she was not Huckabee's biggest fan during Huckabee's campaign.
I think he will have this time slot for a while.

C. Davis