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It seems Mike Huckabee is developing a pattern of appropriating other peoples lines, without crediting them.
I first noticed this during his Ames, Iowa speech, when he used
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... Now, he's using Colin Powell's "you break it, you bought it" Pottery Barn metaphor -- without mentioning where he got the idea from.
I mean, if it's cool to appropriate someone else's idea -- without being called on it -- then just let me say: "Ask not what your country can do for you ..."
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