Mike Huckabee frightens Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post, and he wants you to be scared, too. Not so scary are Rudy Giuliani, who he calls “cosmopolitan” and “enlightened” for his views on abortion, immigration, and gun control, and Mitt Romney, who Robinson refers to as “a pretty reasonable guy.” But as for Huckabee, who he labels as the “anti-reason” candidate, Robinson writes:

Much is made, and rightly so, of Huckabee’s vocation as a Baptist minister and his promise that his actions as president would be in accord with his fundamentalist beliefs. “My faith is my life — it defines me. I don’t separate my faith from my personal and professional lives,” he says on his campaign Web site.

Somebody go check Jefferson’s grave; he’s spinning again.

Why do you think the Left is so frightened of a man who believes what he says and says what he believes? Are Huckabee’s moral standards a bit too high for comfort?

When I hear these Libs talking about how “scary” Mike Huckabee is, it makes me want to reply like Joe Flaherty’s Count Floyd character did on “SCTV”: “Oooooh, now that’s scary!”