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Huckabee's Book Coming Out

Huckabee's Book Coming Out

Submitted by politicalWinters on Mon, 11/17/2008 - 1:07pm.

  I haven't seen it yet, but Time Magazine's review says former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee pretty much rips into everyone.

  Quote: In terms of payback, it will not disappoint. At once a memoir of his campaign, a treatise on the ills of the Republican Party and a blueprint for his own political future, Do The Right Thing: Inside the Movement That's Bringing Common Sense Back to America is filled with sharp words for his fellow Republicans who frustrated his bid for the party's nomination.

  And it's just not political types Huckabee goes after, he's pretty tough on evangelicals and takes on the media in spades.

  Interestingly, the article points out Huckabee mentions John McCain only in passing, and is rather complimentary on him.

  The book hits stores tomorrow.

 

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