Gov. Mike Huckabee, the ordained Southern Baptist preacher who continues to rise in the Republican presidential primary polls, has a new ad out that aims directly for the pro-Christmas set. People shouldn't be bombarded during this time of year with political ads, Huckabee says while wearing a red sweater, seated in front of a Christmas tree, with "Silent Night" playing softly in the background. Instead, "what really matters is the celebration of the birth of Christ, and being with our family and our friends." Ending with a "God bless, and Merry Christmas," the ad is sure to please many.
Mike Huckabee's Christmas Message
Wednesday December 19, 2007
Categories: Christmas
Filed Under: Christmas, Christmas Tree, Election, Gov. Huckabee, Mike Huckabee, Politics, President, Primary, Republican
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About December Dilemma Watch 2007
The last update for the December Dilemma blog was in December 2007. We welcome your comments about the intersection of religion and public life in our News & Politics forums.
Holly Lebowitz Rossi, a Beliefnet editor and freelance writer, has been compiling December Dilemma Watch since 2004. Her website is http://www.hollyrossi.com.
