Huckabee: I found a new way to make liberals mad

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OK I found a new way this week to make liberals really.

Really mad at me.

Here's what you do just repeat what liberals are saying.

They hated when conservatives agree with them.

-- to New York Times started all this by publishing a photo of the president meeting with what the White House described as his key economic advisors.

During the fiscal -- negotiations.

They noted that every one of the room was of the male gender.

So the white house press -- peppered spokesman Jay Carney about all the men that he supporting the major slots and -- got his own hole and jumped and it.

I saying that the president is just looking for the best people.

-- that -- some of the women supporters of the president asked if he was saying that there weren't any qualified women available.

Democratic congressman Charlie Rangel.

Got even more -- And he hears what he said he's -- we'll just see it for yourself.

I wonder -- and a space for itself what does it say -- going into the second term it's embarrassing yourself.

-- -- -- That would CNN covered of the nomination of Jack -- for Treasury Secretary it ran a banner that said another white man added to second term cabinet.

Even now the national organization for women send an email that prove the old adage hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

I'm just repeating that.

I I didn't originate.

So on my radio show this week I simply stated the obvious -- already -- By the not so conservative New York Times Charlie Rangel.

Now and others.

And that's that the president's cabinet and inner circle seem loaded with testosterone.

And run and a little low on estrogen.

For the women -- -- that the president had promised women a more prominent role in his administration.

I just remind you have to review the speeches -- the Democratic National Convention.

The cry from the podium was not so much for positions of authority but for free birth control pills and abortions.

Any time any place for any reason.

And at no cost.

The image of women at the democrats' convention was that.

Women were utterly helpless unless the government stepped in and provided birth control of abortions.

And that perception was furthered by the absurd political out of the Obama campaign.

About a woman named Julia who from cradle to grave dependent on good old uncle sugar for everything from education.

A job health care food housing and retirement.

-- the women in my family and the women I know and work with.

Well frankly there -- good as any of the -- that I know and work with.

I've never thought of them is being helpless and unable to function without someone from the government or some -- shepherding them through life.

Silly me it just never occurred to me that I needed to see women is helpless.

I guess that's why the liberals went stark raving Linda Blair with her head turning circles and -- pea -- -- -- at me.

-- I'm not the one that you ought to be mad that I was just saying what some of your heroes -- set.

You see if women aren't getting much more than birth control pills and abortion from this administration.

Churn on my fault I don't support taken the lives of babies anyway.

And I'm OK if you want contraceptives.

But since you want me out of your bedroom.

I just don't know why I have to pay for what happens in there.

That's -- --

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