...okay, I just needed to say that. I know somebody else is going to come up with the tag line anyway, so I wanted to be the first.
On a serious note:
After reviewing a few of his videos and going to both his sites I'm going to let the Huckabee team that they need to clean things up in a serious way. If you guys are reading I'm apologizing ahead of time. Nothing here is meant to demean, belittle, disgrace or embarass andybody. Mike Huckabee has a decent shot as long as he can get a good handler and staff. It is not the person that makes a good leader. It is the people that he knows and takes advice from that make him a good leader.
Before I get into the slaughter I'd just like to point out that this is a full on critique of a Presidential candidite I think might have potential. They've certainly got the foot runners Mr. Tracy (with no "e") and Mr. Harris (with no blog of his own that I know about).
It's time to dig into the heart of the matter: The Website(s)
BOTH of them have issues. I'm not sure where to start. Probably the best place to start would be to pay somebody a thousand bucks or so to completely clean the site. Once it's up and running it wouldn't be too hard for somebody to keep it going. The guy working it right now isn't horrible by any stretch of the imagination (hell, it's better than my blog) but if Governer Huckabee is going to be the president he needs a professional, presidential website.
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Tomorrow will include an in-depth review of both sites:
http://explorehuckabee.com (Not too much of a problem.)
http://teamhuckabee.com (Huston, we have a problem...)
Honestly, for Senator Mike Huckabee's campaign to succeed it needs a good web presence. This includes the websites.
(Note: http://mikehuckabee.com is being camped by somebody who has it in for Mr. Huckabee. The Google cache shows something about a rapist that was set free by Mr. Huckabee and later killed two people.)
Hey there,
I just thought I'd let you know that I'm not working ON anyone's campaign, I'm merely supporting (and providing tough love at times to) a candidate I believe can do amazing things for this country.
I don't hide my colors when it comes to Mormons. While I have a lot of respect for their family values, I have absolutely zero respect for the religion itself.
That money bit actually refers back to a more in depth piece I did on Mitt Romney last month.
Romney: What you don't know can't hurt me.
Posted by: Kevin Tracy at June 21, 2007 09:41 AMApologies.
I had misunderstood your placement in the scheme of things. I'll pull that information then.
So...if you're not working on the website...then who is? Is Vincent in charge of that?
Posted by: Jeremy H. Bol at June 21, 2007 02:20 PM