You know, I think America rejected Romney for his stilted wooden delievery and lack of ideas they could connect with. They wanted an "anti-Bush" so they voted for McCain. Thus, putting Romney on the ticket would be an idiotic move on McCain's part. Unlike Obama and Hillary, the contest between McCain and Romney wasn't even close, and I don't think it was because of bigotry.

What about Huckabee, then? I would say he certainly isn't very bigoted in the conventional sense. But does the fact that Romney is a Mormon influence him? Maybe. What about the fact that Romney is an affluent child of privileged from the north? That might be it too.

If you define bigotry as hostility that grows from a f...

You know, I think America rejected Romney for his stilted wooden delievery and lack of ideas they could connect with. They wanted an "anti-Bush" so they voted for McCain. Thus, putting Romney on the ticket would be an idiotic move on McCain's part. Unlike Obama and Hillary, the contest between McCain and Romney wasn't even close, and I don't think it was because of bigotry.

What about Huckabee, then? I would say he certainly isn't very bigoted in the conventional sense. But does the fact that Romney is a Mormon influence him? Maybe. What about the fact that Romney is an affluent child of privileged from the north? That might be it too.

If you define bigotry as hostility that grows from a fear of that which is different and that which you don't understand, then I would have to say you may have a point, because Huckabee has lots of hostility towards things he doesn't understand.

I honestly like Huckabee as a person, but I'm glad he isn't going to be on the ballot in November.