Soulshiner wrote: Just a little research online comes up with a questionable morality of Huckabee.
Governor Huckabee, also got a rapist released from prison, who then raped and killed two more women, even after several victims begged him during that time not to, and shared their horrifying stories and fears with the Governor, Huckabee ignored their pleas to not release this violent, murderous, felon, and personally went to the Arkansas Parole board and secured the release.
Huckabees son David and David's friend, Clayton Frady, were fired from their jobs at a Boy Scout camp because they hung a stray dog by its neck, slit its throat, and stoned it to death. Governor Huckabee did everything in his "power" at the time, to prevent the State Police from investigating his son.
The head of the State Police at the time was John Bailey, who later told Newsweek, that Governor Huckabees chief of staff and personal attorney, both "leaned" on him to not cooperate with the local prosecutor. Bailey said he viewed the pressure as improper and cut off communication. Seven months later, Bailey was called into Huckabees office and fired. Bailey claims that Huckabee told him that "I've lost confidence in your ability to do your job, I couldn't get you to help me with my son when I had "that" problem".
Destroying 100 hard drives of evidence when he left office.
He was investigated 16 times and cited five times by the Arkansas Ethics Commission for violating ethics rules. Two of those citations were for cash that the governor or his wife accepted but did not report. Huckabee's gifts peaked at $112,000 in 1999, including $23,000 worth of clothing; over half of that was given by one businessman who Huckabee appointed to a state board.
He claimed personal ownership of over $70,000 worth of furnishings in the governors mansion. The person who donated the furnishing, Cotton Grower Boe Adams said they were for the state, not the governor. After the Huckabees moved out in 2006, no one could find the furniture, even after a state audit. Huckabee's wife insisted that "they must be there somewhere".
Ummm...The laws of statistics predict that we can find at least one that's not, but they may no longer be living!
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Soulshiner wrote: Just a little research online comes up with a questionable morality of Huckabee.
Governor Huckabee, also got a rapist released from prison, who then raped and killed two more women, even after several victims begged him during that time not to, and shared their horrifying stories and fears with the Governor, Huckabee ignored their pleas to not release this violent, murderous, felon, and personally went to the Arkansas Parole board and secured the release.
Huckabees son David and David's friend, Clayton Frady, were fired from their jobs at a Boy Scout camp because they hung a stray dog by its neck, slit its throat, and stoned it to death. Governor Huckabee did everything in his "power" at the time, to prevent the State Police from investigating his son.
The head of the State Police at the time was John Bailey, who later told Newsweek, that Governor Huckabees chief of staff and personal attorney, both "leaned" on him to not cooperate with the local prosecutor. Bailey said he viewed the pressure as improper and cut off communication. Seven months later, Bailey was called into Huckabees office and fired. Bailey claims that Huckabee told him that "I've lost confidence in your ability to do your job, I couldn't get you to help me with my son when I had "that" problem".
Destroying 100 hard drives of evidence when he left office.
He was investigated 16 times and cited five times by the Arkansas Ethics Commission for violating ethics rules. Two of those citations were for cash that the governor or his wife accepted but did not report. Huckabee's gifts peaked at $112,000 in 1999, including $23,000 worth of clothing; over half of that was given by one businessman who Huckabee appointed to a state board.
He claimed personal ownership of over $70,000 worth of furnishings in the governors mansion. The person who donated the furnishing, Cotton Grower Boe Adams said they were for the state, not the governor. After the Huckabees moved out in 2006, no one could find the furniture, even after a state audit. Huckabee's wife insisted that "they must be there somewhere".
