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7 Comments:
Holy Days of Thunder!
He's coo-coo for Coco-Puffs.
Why does he have to be so pretty?
Oh man, I could only get through 3 minutes of that before wanting to claw my eyes out.
I will say, replace "scientology", "org" and "ethics" with "christianity", "the church" and "the word" and what he's saying will become instantly acceptable to most of the viewing public (and all Huckabee supporters).
Still, crazy I say, crazy.
Also, I like the faux-Mission: Impossible 2 score running under the interview. You know there's some poor "church" lawyer who had to figure out exactly how many notes they could steal before it became copywrite infringment.
It was all the weird Scientology abbreviations followed by hysterical laughter that did me in.
I had no idea he was such a freak. I mean, I had an inkling but this is... wow.
Agreed about the church. My mother was telling me how nuts the Mormon church is and how they believe all this weird stuff and I was just like... look at the shit you believe, lady!
"What we need to do," he said, "is to amend the Constitution so it's in God's standards rather than trying to change God's standards so it lines up with some contemporary view of how we treat each other and how we treat the family."
- Mike Huckabee, today.
Thanks Mike, you've just made me crap my pants!
Crapped pants count: 2
Holy cow.
Tom Cruise: total nutjob.
And tally up another set of crapped pants. (Damn, this is my favorite pair!)
FYI, there's a good post up on the tech blog at Salon.com about this little video.
Essentially, it's flying around the internet with scientology lawyers chasing it as fast as they can.
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