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Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Mike Huckabee Restakes Centrist Claim Joins Hillary Clinton in Supporting Universal Healthcare
WASHINGTON (UPI) -- (Former) Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee Sunday re-staked his claim as the GOP's best centrist candidate in the race for president. Huckabee's centrist claim is expected to be tested this week if former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson, as expected, officially joins the pool of Republican presidential hopefuls. Speaking on ABC News' "This Week" program, Huckabee said Americans are tired of "Republicans vs. Democrats" and want a president who can govern conservatively while working across party lines. . . . Huckabee also said he wants to see universal healthcare but said the United States must move from an "intervention-based" system to a "prevention-based" one . . . [Read More] Tags:Election 2008, Mike Huckabee, Republican, universal healthcareTo share or post to your site, click on "Post Link". Please mention / link to the ARRA News Service. Thanks!
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -- (Former) Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee Sunday re-staked his claim as the GOP's best centrist candidate in the race for president. Huckabee's centrist claim is expected to be tested this week if former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson, as expected, officially joins the pool of Republican presidential hopefuls. Speaking on ABC News' "This Week" program, Huckabee said Americans are tired of "Republicans vs. Democrats" and want a president who can govern conservatively while working across party lines. . . . Huckabee also said he wants to see universal healthcare but said the United States must move from an "intervention-based" system to a "prevention-based" one . . . [Read More]
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