By Mike Huckabee

January 26, 2018
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Today's Commentary: Criticizing Conservative Women -- Dog coughs up FBI texts-- Superior women's health care -- Here comes soccer -- Finding a lost dog -- One film you might want to see -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries

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Last weekend was the second annual “Women’s March,” featuring a lot of profane anti-Trump signs and rants about the rights women have lost, but precious few details about what those might be. Even some older feminists are starting to question the point of recent feminist actions that are actually setting women back in the workplace and that seem based more on leftwing politics than helping women, who are benefiting from the booming Trump economy. It’s especially strange to see so much feminist anger aimed at Republican women when most of the biggest name sexual harassers of the MeToo movement – Harvey Weinstein, Matt Lauer, etc. – have been outspoken liberals and self-proclaimed “male feminists.”

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Dog coughs up FBI texts

By Mike Huckabee

What do you know? The dog that ate the FBI’s homework coughed it up! Just days after the FBI claimed it couldn’t turn over text messages between rabidly anti-Trump paramours Peter Strzok and Lisa Page due to a “tech glitch” that had eaten all the records, they’ve already been recovered.

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz sent a letter to congressional committees Thursday stating that the DOJ has already “succeeded in using forensic tools to recover text messages from FBI devices, including text messages between Mr. Strzok and Ms. Page that were sent or received between December 14, 2016, and May 17, 2017” (that suspiciously convenient time span that ran from just after Trump’s win to exactly one day before Robert Mueller was appointed).

I’m guessing the foremost “forensic tool” utilized in the hunt was that of “actually looking.”

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Superior Women's health care

By Mike Huckabee

Defenders of Planned Parenthood try to claim that any attacks on its federal funding are an attempt to cut off women’s health services. That was always nonsense, but this makes it crystal clear: check out the future of superior women’s health care services that’s not built around abortion.

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Here comes soccer

By Mike Huckabee

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, whose contract was just renewed for a ridiculous salary despite plummeting ratings largely due to his unpopular handling of player protests during the National Anthem, has not learned any lessons from his alienating of fans. Goodell announced that the NFL will ramp up making “social justice a priority” with even more mixing of politics into football. He said, “This is just the beginning. We’re just getting started with this effort.”

And what is the point of this effort? Finally making soccer America’s favorite sport?

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Finding a lost dog

By Mike Huckabee

Proof that sometimes, Twitter is an IQ test: A Mexican-American girl from Chicago who speaks Spanish tweeted alerts trying to find her lost dog, a black dog named “Negro.” Pronounced “neg-row.” You know, the Spanish word for “black”? Apparently, a lot of self-styled social justice warriors failed Spanish 101, because they hurled vicious insults and curses at her for being a racist.

The good news is that the girl now has her dog back. Unlike some people on Twitter, the dog had enough sense to find its way home.

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One film you might want to see

By Mike Huckabee

If you’re anything like me, this year’s list of Oscar nominees mostly left you cold. But there’s at least one film you might want to make it a point to see. It’s a Kenyan-German co-production that’s up for Best Live Action Short Subject. I know, but it sounds a lot more interesting than anything on the Best Picture list.

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