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I think Huckabee's failure isn't so much about political shifts, as it is about a shift to a more Godless society in general.  It's hard to sell politics to a generation that doesn't read the Bible and pray every day - very hard.  Huckabee - although he tried to make the debate about policy rather than his beliefs, couldn't avoid it, and I think - although I despair of it if I'm right - that ultimately his beliefs were not acceptable to the majority of Republicans, let alone Americans in general.  I for one am sad to see him go, but I don't think it reflects a shift to the Left.  [[User:Reaganite|Reaganite]] 16:43, 5 March 2008 (EST)
 
I think Huckabee's failure isn't so much about political shifts, as it is about a shift to a more Godless society in general.  It's hard to sell politics to a generation that doesn't read the Bible and pray every day - very hard.  Huckabee - although he tried to make the debate about policy rather than his beliefs, couldn't avoid it, and I think - although I despair of it if I'm right - that ultimately his beliefs were not acceptable to the majority of Republicans, let alone Americans in general.  I for one am sad to see him go, but I don't think it reflects a shift to the Left.  [[User:Reaganite|Reaganite]] 16:43, 5 March 2008 (EST)

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I think Huckabee's failure isn't so much about political shifts, as it is about a shift to a more Godless society in general. It's hard to sell politics to a generation that doesn't read the Bible and pray every day - very hard. Huckabee - although he tried to make the debate about policy rather than his beliefs, couldn't avoid it, and I think - although I despair of it if I'm right - that ultimately his beliefs were not acceptable to the majority of Republicans, let alone Americans in general. I for one am sad to see him go, but I don't think it reflects a shift to the Left. Reaganite 16:43, 5 March 2008 (EST)