Well folks, I hope you're ready for another four years of us having to talk about Sarah
Huckabee Sanders, because the odds of her being the next governor of the state of Arkansas are
roughly 99.9%. Right now this past week, Huckabee Sanders of course, cruised to a very easy victory
in the Republican primary for governor in the state of Arkansas. And considering the fact
that Arkansas is a very red state that happens to love the Huckabee family. Sarah Huckabee,
Sanders is barring any kind of miracle going to be the next governor of the state of Arkansas.
So that sucks, but it is what it is and that's something we're going to have to deal with. But
what I think is very interesting here is how the people in Arkansas view Sarah Huckaby Sanders,
which is very different from how the rest of the country views this woman. Now, obviously they have
a history with the Huckaby family, Mike Huckabee, uh, Sarah's father of course, former failed
Republican, uh, candidate for president. Um, he was governor of the state for more than 10 years.
They loved him and he was governor while she was young while she was a teen and a pre-teen
actually. So she grew up in the governor's mansion. She was known in the state. So she's got
the big name recognition and they liked her again. They knew her since she was a kid, they liked her.
So she goes to Washington DC with the Trump administration. And this is actually something
the voters and the strategist talked about during this campaign. And what happened to
her in Washington, DC. She wasn't treated with those kid gloves that they've been treating her
with in Arkansas anymore. She was faced with the real world with real people with real issues.
And it didn't go well for her. The vast majority of people in this country couldn't stand her. They
couldn't stand the fact that she got up there and lied every day. Couldn't stand. The fact
that she got up there and made fun of members of the press told them they were the enemies.
They were the problems with the country called them liars to their faces. Even though they were
the ones telling the truth. And she was the one lying. But guess what? Back in Arkansas,
they believed her when she got thrown outta that red hand diner, because they didn't want a serve
all kinds of sympathy from back home in Arkansas.
Let me read this from CNN
back home many Arkansas's I guess that's how you say that. Viewed her treatment in Washington as
rough. The stories of the personal attacks, the being thrown out of restaurants, uh that's
according to his strategist, victory victory said alluding to a 2018 instant with Sanders said the
owner of the red hint and Lex Virginia asked her to leave because she worked for Trump. There's a
bit of an element of the people of Arkansas taking that personally because of the favorite daughter
status, a big part of her public persona here is the fortitude, the grit and the determination
That she showed in pushing back. So they didn't view her as the problem. She was the victim,
but she fought back against him. Right? You throw me out of this restaurant by God. I'm
still gonna have a dinner tonight. You can't stop me from eating. That's true. Determination folks.
Listen, it sucks. I have never enjoyed talking about Sarah Huckaby Sanders,
but what sucks now compared to then is that she had no real power then right? When she was Donald
Trump's press secretary, she'd go out. She'd SP her lies. She'd leave everybody talk about it,
but she couldn't actually do anything in Arkansas. She's about to have power over the entire state.
She can do things that's, what's terrifying. She's gone from just being a professional liar
to very soon being a professional liar with a hell of a lot of power.