Conservative Christians Need To Denounce Rev. Mike

Am I the only conservative, Republican, Christian, that is totally offended by the Rev. Mike Huckabee, er former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee touting himself as a "Christian" leader in an video ad shown at the infamous YouBoob debate?
Why do Republicans ready, shoot, aim and give the Democrats and those Republicans the ammo to rid well-meaning and mostly decent Christians from the political and public square?
By Mr./Rev. Huckabee saying he is a "Christian" leader-and it is in his voice-he gives the impression that he is not seeking the votes of non-Christians. Is that what he wants? Only the Christian vote? Or is the message he is really trying to send is that Mitt Romney, the Mormon, or Rudy Giuliani, the lapsed Roman Catholic, are not really Christians? When will the DDBMSM discuss this in their near orgasmic praise of Mr./Rev. Huckabee?
Those of us who are conservative and Christian need to stand up and say enough to this kind of gutter politics. As a conservative, and Christian, I believe that I can and should vote for non-Christians who stand as close to my world view as possible. Sometimes it is a roll of the dice. We need to be inviting to those who maybe not quite what we would like. In other words, I could easily vote for a Jew, or an Islamic that shares the basic thought that we have a debased culture and while the president may not be able to change it, he or she can use the bully pulpit to address these issues.
Would there not be a loud and righteous cry if say Mitt Romney said he was the Mormon leader in the presidential race? Or Rudy Guiliani saying he was the best Roman Catholic leader? How about Barack Obama ranting about the virtues of being in the most liberal Christian denomination, the United Church of Christ? Or Hilary Clinton being a better Methodist than current President George W. Bush? Do you see where this goes?
I think that Mr./Rev Huckabee should be held to the higher standard because he is a minister of the gospel. Mr./Rev. Huckabee needs to be reaching out, not narrowing, to get the pyricc of possible victories in the Iowa caucuses and beyond. It is an immature approach that Mr./Rev. Huckabee is taking and dangerous to sane political discourse.
A Romney victory in Iowa and beyond is the beginning to show that the Republican party can vote for a man of faith and he can be from a different interpretation of that faith.
Here is one conservative, Republican, Christian that is saying to Mr./Rev. Huckabee, rebut your own video ad and stop seeking only Christian voters. We can and will do better.