Damn this is good. The ad they discuss can be seen here.

In one short interview, Huckabee proved exactly why he’s the leading candidate (as far as polls) on the right side of the aisle. Instead of backing down and apologizing for offending “some people,” (some people being the people who were offended but not named) he just said “it’s a bookshelf.”

Imagine that.

The beauty of what Huckabee is doing is amazing. He’s not backing down from who he is. He’s not distancing himself from his religion. And most of all, he’s not putting up with the idiotic arguments that the ad he wrote may be offensive. If you’re offended by an ad wishing you a Merry Christmas, you’re part of the problem.

He also makes a very good point in that next Tuesday, you’ll most likely not be working. You’ll probably be paid for it, too. You’ll most likely be with friends or family, and you’ll most likely be celebrating the holiday in some form whether your right or left wing, or any denomination of Christian.

That is, unless of course, you’re some cockeyed atheist who fears melting in the mere mention in the name of Christ.

Huckabee has something that only Mitt Romney offers. Honesty. He is what he is and he’s not ashamed of it. People like Rudy Giuliani and John McCain should be utterly terrified of Huckabee because, unlike them, he’s not afraid to say what he means. People see it. People have responded to it, and mark my words. All it’s going to take is one primary win to prove his “electability.” Once that happens, it’s over for his competition and it isn’t going to take any kind of divine intervention to make that happen.