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Could Mike Huckabee be the next U.S. president?
Mike Huckabee has passed Mitt Romney in polling numbers in Iowa, and frankly, he’s been doing a better job during the candidate debates.
- He’s second in Republican polling right now, and sometimes I think Giuliani has a little too much baggage.
- He’s from the same town as Bill Clinton (Hope, Arkansas). Population 10,467. What are the chances of that?
- He passed Mitt Romney in the Iowa Polls.
- He’s an ordained Southern Baptist Minister, so he appeals to the right, but he has also been accused of being a liberal in disguise because he likes to raise taxes.
- Chuck Norris endorses him (Chuck Norris doesn’t endorse, he says how it’s going to be)
Okay, none of these are great reasons to vote for him, but I certainly didn’t see the Huckabee train coming. Did you?
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