So even Mike Huckabee thinks Newt Gingrich’s idea of arresting judges who don’t agree with him is a tad … woo, woo, calling Rod Serling ‘cuz we’ve entered the zone.

Even Mike Huckabee recalls ….

“In 1957 in Little Rock, Arkansas, there was a governor who stood at the schoolhouse door at Central High School and said nine black students couldn’t go through that door, because he didn’t like the court order — that’s not the way you govern — you change laws; you amend the constitution, but you just don’t just say: ‘I don’t like it; therefore, I’m not going to do it.’”

Yo, Noot, you think it’s a good thing to remind folks of Central High School?  I’ve seen your rally’s, Noot, and I haven’t seen that many white people in one place since a James Taylor concert.

You know, on second thought, maybe we should haul a few of them off to jail.  Let’s start with Bush V. Gore.  Child, that’s the definition of activist judges.  Where was all your hollering then, Noot?  Huh?  I’m listening.

Thanks to MaryK for the heads up.