What About Huckabee’s Sermons?
A moot question now with Huckabee out of the race, but probably a fair one none-the-less.
Without weighing in on whether or not the content of Reverend Jeremiah Wright’s sermons should be denounced by Barack Obama, I do find one aspect of this story quite troubling. We have now seen more sermons from Barack Obama’s minister in 48 hours than we ever did of Mike Huckabee —— and Mike Huckabee was a presidential candidate for 14 long months. Why is it acceptable to scour every last sermon given by Wright, but only weeks ago we weren’t allowed to see or read Mike Huckabee’s sermons? In fact, not only was it totally ignored by the traditional media, but the few times the question of Huckabee’s sermons was raised, it was brushed aside as inappropriate.
This smacks of tu quoque to me, not to mention a convenient attempt at changing the subject, but back when Huckabee was still in the race I felt that his sermons should have been made public.
After all, campaigns are for learning about the candidates and Huckabee’s Baptist minister past is a big part of who he is. Every bit as important as Wright’s influence on Obama as his reverend and mentor.














