On Fox News this afternoon, Mike Huckabee addressed the Egyptian crisis.
"One of the things the president is sending the signal today by even suggesting that we're going to suspend the aid and not having a personal conversation with Mubarak, he's, essentially, saying 'you're on your own.'
I mean, he's already said that. That may not be the official diplomatic communication to the Egyptian government, but it is the message to the world that is understood in every capitol around the planet -- that what we've done is, essentially, say 'Gee, whatever happens, happens, and we're not going to fool with it.'
Because, while we're putting pressure on them to keep the internet alive, what do they do? They shut it down. We ask them not to put the military in the streets, and what do they do? They put the military in the streets.
They're not paying attention to us, and we clearly aren't standing with them and paying attention to them."
