Posts Tagged ‘Mike Huckabee.’
Huckabee defends the honor of marriage
10 Dec 2008Mike Huckabee pulls out every well thought out reason why gay marriage sux big hairy man balls here, and fortunately, Jon Stewart calls him on every single one of them. In light of the fact that two Latin@s were brutally beaten, one of them to the point of death, because of gay hate, it’s important to remember that not calling out even the well thought out homophobic reasoning has consequences.
There is no reasonable hate–I am glad Jon Stewart, at least, recognizes that.
Live Blogging the Primaries/ Caucuses: Mike Huckabee Takes his Bow- Hillary Clinton Takes Rhode Island
9:11 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Politics|US Presidential Race 2008 · Comments Off
4 Mar 2008Mike Huckabee is speaking to his supporters using a baseball metaphor (middle America loves baseball right?). This is how Huckabee’s going down with a baseball story? Nothing deep or political? Huckabee said he just called McCain , congratulated him, and has his back (well he didn’t use those words) and that so should all Republicans.
I never noticed how masculine looking Huckabee’s wife looks.
Oh they just interrupted Huckabee (pobrecito- can’t even get a break when he’s stepping down) to project that Hillary Clinton is the winner of Rhode Island.
Have you ever tried liveblogging with a toddler…I don’t recommend it.
Super Tuesday : Mike Huckabee Wins West Virginia Delegates
5:40 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Politics|US Presidential Race 2008|West Virginia · Comments Off
5 Feb 2008
The first super Tuesday results in the U.S. are in and Mike Huckabee won all 18 national delegates awarded at West Virginia’s state GOP convention.Obama and Huckabee Take Iowa
8:31 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Politics · Comments Off
4 Jan 2008
Yesterday, Jennifer explained to us all what the deal was with the Iowa Caucus. This morning we have two clear winners in that caucus. Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee each won in their respective parties. The big surprise was Hillary Clinton’s coming in not second, but third place!
Mr. Huckabee won with 34.4 percent of the delegate support, after 86 percent of precincts had reported. Mr. Romney had 25.4 percent, former Senator Fred D. Thompson of Tennessee had 13.4 percent and Senator John McCain of Arizona had 13.2 percent.
On the Democratic side, with 100 percent of precincts reporting, Mr. Obama had 37.6 percent of the delegate support, Mr. Edwards 29.8 percent and Mrs. Clinton had 29.5 percent. Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico was fourth, at 2.11 percent.
Hola!
VivirLatino is a daily publication published by Mamita Mala Media, dedicated to featuring all the latest politics, culture, entertainment of interest to the diverse Latin@ diaspora.
About | Advertise with us | Contact | Twitter
blog advertising is good for you
blog advertising is good for you
- Maegan La Mala: Thank you Ana. You have always had a kind word and great example. As I tweeted yesterday the biggest [...]
- Maegan La Mala: Thank you Julio! To be honest I was a little nervous. [...]
- Ana L. Flores: I was very excited when you decided to join us. I really wanted your voice there as it would add dep [...]
- Maegan La Mala: Hola Juliana and thanks for commenting. There is a dearth in activist/critical thinking Latino blogg [...]
- Julio Ricardo Varela: Good for you for asking. I got goose bumps just reading this and yes, yes, yes, to it all. Thank you [...]
- LATISM/Top Bloguera Retreat Reflection II : Yes There a Place for a Latin@ Political Blog
- Top Blogueras at the White House : Beyond Puppetry and Pendejas
- Washington DC Bound
- By Land & By Sea Drawing Attention to Puerto Rican Political Prisoner Oscar Lopez Rivera
- Welcome to NY Secure Communities
- DOJ Puts Sheriff Arpaio on Notice. Who Will Put the DOJ on Notice?
- VL at the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival: Babygirl
- 45th Precinct Residents to File Complaint Against Abusive NYPD Officers
- Monday Musica : Maga Bo – Quilombo do Futuro
- NYC : Confronting Police Violence in the Courts – May 19, 1-3pm – Justice Committee Workshop
