Showing posts with label mike huckabee. Show all posts
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Saturday, February 21, 2026

Mike Huckabee is ignorant or is lying to label Pope John Paul II a Zionist.


Mike Huckabee is wrong to label Pope John Paul II a Zionist. He's either ignorant or he's lying.  He stated in an aggressive interview with Tucker Carlson that Pope John Paul II was a Zionist to back up his point with Tucker. R

Pope John Paul II recognized the State of Israel under international law, but he explicitly rejected Zionism as theology. Diplomatic recognition is not ideological endorsement. The Catholic Church does not teach that modern Israel fulfills biblical prophecy, nor that Christians are theologically obligated to support a Jewish state.

John Paul II consistently upheld Catholic doctrine: God’s covenant is fulfilled in Christ, Scripture is not a political land deed, and the Kingdom of God is not territorial or nationalist. He supported Palestinian rights, a two-state solution, and international law over biblical nationalism.

What Pope John Paul II did believe

✅ He recognized the State of Israel

  • In 1993, under John Paul II, the Vatican formally recognized Israel through the Fundamental Agreement.

  • He affirmed that Israel has a right to exist in peace and security within internationally recognized borders.

  • He visited Israel in 2000, prayed at the Western Wall, and condemned antisemitism unequivocally.

All of that is diplomatic recognition, not Zionist ideology.


What Pope John Paul II did NOT believe

❌ He rejected Zionism as theology

John Paul II did not believe:

  • That modern Israel fulfills biblical prophecy

  • That land promises in the Old Testament justify modern political sovereignty

  • That Christians are theologically obligated to support a Jewish state

  • That Christianity depends on Israel’s political expansion or permanence

That puts him firmly outside Christian Zionism.

The Catholic Church has repeatedly taught that:

  • God’s covenant is fulfilled in Christ

  • Biblical land promises are not political blueprints

  • The Kingdom of God is not territorial or nationalist

John Paul II fully upheld this teaching.


His actual position (Catholic teaching)

John Paul II consistently supported:

  • Two-state coexistence

  • Palestinian rights

  • International law over biblical literalism

  • Jerusalem having a special international status, not exclusive sovereignty

That stance is incompatible with Zionism as an ideology, which is a modern nationalist movement.


Why Huckabee’s claim is misleading

Huckabee collapses two very different things into one word:

  • Diplomatic recognition → “Zionism”

  • Christian eschatology → “Zionism”

  • Basic international norms → “Zionism”

That’s not how history, theology, or Catholic teaching works.

If recognizing a country’s existence makes someone a Zionist, then:

  • The UN

  • The Vatican

  • Most Arab states today

…would all be “Zionist,” which is obviously absurd.

The Catholic Church also does not recognize Zionism as a religious or theological doctrine. While the Vatican acknowledges the State of Israel under international law, it explicitly rejects the idea that modern political states fulfill biblical prophecy or carry divine mandate. Catholic teaching holds that God’s covenant is fulfilled in Christ, that Scripture is not a political land claim, and that the Kingdom of God is spiritual and universal, not nationalist. For this reason, the Church rejects Christian Zionism and does not endorse Zionism as an ideology.

Bottom line

Pope John Paul II was NOT a Zionist.
He:

  • Recognized Israel diplomatically

  • Rejected Christian Zionism theologically

  • Supported Palestinian rights

  • Rejected biblical nationalism

  • The Catholic Church does not recognize Zionism 

Calling him a “Christian Zionist” is historically false and theologically incorrect.


Thursday, July 21, 2016

True Christian Mike Huckabee Slams Lyin' Ted Cruz For His Lack Of Endorsment Of Trump

By Mike Huckabee
The question of the night was whether Ted Cruz would honor his word and support the nominee or earn the moniker “Lyin Ted” given to him by the man who won. The question was whether Cruz would make his speech about HIS future or the future of the country. And that question was answered when Ted Cruz chose to not keep his word that he (along with me and every other GOP candidate) gave one year ago in that very arena where tonight he put his own ambitions above country.
Sore Loser Cruz

Donald Trump did something no previous nominee has done—he allowed Ted Cruz to speak without his promising to support the nominee. I’ve spoken at every convention since 1992, and I can attest to the fact that no one got near that stage without supporting the nominee. Trump trusted Ted and was rewarded with a betrayal, but the delegates in that arena booed Cruz off the stage and out of Cleveland.

I’m certain that many of you will react harshly and angrily to my words. So be it. But when a person gives his word, he should keep it. When a person is treated with generosity to give a speech, he should either respond with respect or graciously decline. And when a person loses, he should accept the will of the voters and then offer support to the victor of the primary to defeat the anti-gun, pro-abortion, incompetent, dishonest, and dishonorable nominee of the Democrat party.

So fire away with your comments, Facebook Friends. But from where I sit, I didn’t see a statesman step forth for the country’s future. I saw a self-absorbed politician grab the microphone and try to line up his own future. Ted walked in tall and walked out small.

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Kim Davis Free From Prison - At Least For Now

Left to Right - Mike Huckabee, Kim Davis, Mat Staver and Joe Davis
Mike Huckabee was there to greet Kim Davis as she was set free.  hopes his next home will be the White House, but he's willing to go to the Big House, if it keeps Rowan County clerk Kim Davis free.

The 2016 Republican presidential candidate said in a rally this afternoon that if U.S. District Judge David Bunning wants to jail someone for refusing to issue marriage licenses, he would gladly take Davis' place.

"I have a message for the judge, and I say this with all my heart," Huckabee said this afternoon.

"Let Kim go, but if you have to put someone in jail, I volunteer to go. Let me go. Lock me up, if you think that is how freedom is best served," he said.

"I am willing to spend the next eight years in the White House leading this country, but I want you to know I'm willing to spend the next eight years in jail," he told the crowd. "But I'm not willing to spend one day under the tyranny of people who believe they can take our liberty and conscience away!"

The line brought roars of appreciation from supporters from the local area, where Davis was elected county clerk last November - a post her mother held for 36 years.

Huckabee made a point to mention that Davis is "an elected Democrat."

"I don't want people to think this is an issue about Republicans and Democrats, because it was a Republican judge who put her in this jail to begin with," he said.

He then addressed the newly freed Kim Davis, who was released from prison this afternoon. "Kim, we will stand with the Constitution, and we will stand with our faith, and we will not be bullied even if they incarcerate us," he said.

But as the rally revealed, Davis' next collision with the law may come in just a matter of days.

Judge Bunning, the son of former U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning, released Davis today with the condition that she not "interfere in any way" with her subordinates, who have been issuing marriage licenses to homosexuals since last Friday.

Her legal counsel said she will go back to work later this week, but no more licenses will be given to same-sex couples.

"She will not abandon her post at that position she's been democratically elected to serve," her attorney, Liberty Counsel founder Mat Staver, told the large crowd outside the Carter County Detention Center in Grayson, Kentucky, where Davis spent the last six days.

Inside the jail, Davis "was freer than most Americans, because she wasn't in that jail cell alone," he said. "Kim Davis is a free woman, but her conscience did not change to get freedom."

"She will not resign that position," he said. And "she cannot let her name be associated with something that conflicts with God's definition of marriage."

Calls to obey conscience echoed off the detention facility's walls, as a distinguished lineup of speakers - who had already been scheduled to demand Davis' release - spoke in celebration of her possibly temporary freedom.

Former HGTV star-in-waiting David Benham - who attended the rally with his brother Jason - said, "Today we stand with Kim, but tomorrow we must all stand like Kim and not back down." Their father, pro-life advocate Rev. Flip Benham, helped arrange a demonstration in the area, as well.

Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, said, "The way we keep our freedom is we use our freedom."

"Peace comes through strength," he said. "Given the crisis our nation is facing, the time of being spectators is over."

Matt Bevin, the Republican who ran for governor in the last election cycle, said Christians must also vote together. "The minority is winning over the majority, because the majority sits on its hands and doesn't go to the ballot box," he said.

But the biggest applause line was uttered by the Davis herself, who spoke briefly but powerfully near the end of the hour-long rally.

"I love you guys so much!" she said, choking back tears.

Staver alluded to the fact that many of her tears had been caused by harsh personal attacks made by those on the Left, who "wanted to talk about her past marriages. They wanted to talk about her past failings," but there's "a new Kim Davis now," one who has "experienced the grace of Jesus Christ."


Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Presidential Fan Pages - Do Fans Equal Votes




If Facebook Fan Pages equaled votes, we would be looking at President Trump right now.  Here is how the candidates Facebook pages breakdown by number of fans:


Republican Candidates

Donald Trump:  3,324,425
Ben Carson:  2,445,477
Rand Paul: 2,060,556
Mike Huckabee 1, 828196
Ted Cruz:  1,390,267
Rick Perry, 1,208,941
Marco Rubio 980,216
Scott Walker 360,254
Carly Fiorina : 286,405
Bobby Jindal 278463
Rick Santorum: 264,801
Jeb Bush:         251,840
John Kasich 138,529
Lindsey Graham 130.392
Chris Christie: 118,953
George Pataki:18,354
Jim Gilmore 265

Democrat Candidates
Bernie Sanders 1,247,448
Hillary Clinton 1,223,530

Monday, July 20, 2015

Donald Trump Takes Commanding Double Digit Lead In New Poll

The Establishment branch of the Republican Party is in desperation mode right now and is beginning to realize that Jeb is doing it for them. Jeb has moved into 3rd place behind 2nd place Scott Walker. 

Donald Trump has taken his biggest lead to date and many are agreeing with the Donald that John McCain is now a war hero but someone who should have been court martialed for aiding the enemy during the Vietnam War.   

In a new nationwide poll done by the Washington Post and ABC News, Donald Trump is soaring over his GOP rivals.  The poll was conducted amid his “media manipulated” controversial comments about Sen. John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) “war hero” status.

According to the just-released poll, Trump — with 24 percent support among likely Republican voters — holds a comfortable, double-digit lead over nearest competitor Scott Walker, who captures 13 percent support.


Jeb Bush, Mike Huckabee, and Sen. Marco Rubio round up the top 5 with 12, 8, and 7 percentage points of support, respectively. Sen. Rand Paul, meanwhile, sits in sixth place with 5 percentage points.

Saturday, January 3, 2015

Mike Huckabee Leaves Fox News Considering A Run For President

In an unexpected, the final episode of “Huckabee”  that aired tonight. The former Governor announced he is leaving Fox News as he explores a presidential run.


His formal announcement will not come until May, but Huckabee will begin campaigning in Iowa, NH and SC.

He said "There has been a great deal of speculation as to whether I would run for President.

"I won't make a decision about running until late in the spring of 2015, but the continued chatter has put Fox News into a position that is not fair to them.

"The honorable thing to do at this point is to end my tenure here at Fox so I can openly talk with potential donors and supporters and gauge support.

"As much as I have loved doing the show, I love my country more, and feel it may be time for me to leave a zone of comfort to engage in the conflicts that have almost destroyed the bedrock foundations of America. I feel compelled to ascertain if the support exists strongly enough for another Presidential run. So as we say in television, stay tuned!"

Huckabee began hosting the program in September, 2008, months after he dropped out the race for the 2008 GOP nomination.

In 2011, he teased on the May 14 episode of “Huckabee” that he would make a big announcement.
At the time it was thought Huckabee would jump into the 2012 presidential race. Instead, the announcement was that he would be staying with Fox News.

Fox News executives have made it clear in the past, that any host or contributor who is eyeing a presidential run would have to step aside from the network. Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum were both contributors when, in March 2011, Fox News suspended their contracts as they sought the GOP presidential nomination.

“Huckabee” is usually the most-watched show on Fox News on the weekends. Fox News has confirmed the network has amicably parted ways with Huckabee.


Saturday, October 11, 2014

MIKE HUCKABEE: I Will Leave Republican Party, If They Do Not Stand Up Against Gay Marriage

MIKE HUCKABEE: I am utterly exasperated with Republicans and the so-called leadership of the Republicans
Gov Mike Huckabee
who have abdicated on this issue when, if they continue this direction they guarantee they’re gonna lose every election in the future....


If the Republicans wanna lose guys like me, and a whole bunch of still God-fearing Bible-believing people, go ahead and just abdicate on this issue, and go ahead and say abortion doesn’t matter, either. Because at that point, you lose me, I’m gone. I’ll become an independent, I’ll start finding people that have guts to stand, I’m tired of this.