Mike Huckabee

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  • Mike Huckabee for poet laureate!

    The former Arkansas governor pens a critique of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi -- in verse.
  • Election results: Who's ahead in the delegate race?

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  • Flag pins are for losers -- literally

    Conservatives are still hitting Barack Obama for having an empty lapel, but guess what happened to all the presidential candidates who did wear flag pins?
  • Brand-aid

    Global marketing execs agree -- America's image is in the toilet. The cure? One presidential candidate has what it takes, they say, to save Brand USA.
  • Huckabee compares abortion to slavery

    In a speech to an anti-abortion group, the former Arkansas governor says the moral reasoning behind abolishing slavery applies today.
  • Blackwell, Huckabee slam Steele over abortion

    The two men, both favorites of Christian conservatives, have some sharp words for the RNC chairman.
  • New poll shows Republicans favor Palin in 2012

    Three familiar names -- Sarah Palin, Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney -- get the most support in an early look at the GOP presidential primary.
  • DeMint: Obama "world’s best salesman of socialism"

    Talk of an impending socialist takeover of the U.S., and taking to the streets to stop it, is a frequent occurrence at CPAC.
  • Huckabee already gearing up for 2012?

    In an Esquire profile, the former Arkansas governor criticizes Sarah Palin and Mitt Romney and compares homosexuality to obesity.
  • Huckabee doesn't hold back in new book

    The former GOP presidential contender has some harsh words for religious leaders who didn't back him, and for rival Mitt Romney.
  • Columnist: If you vote for Obama, you're going to hell

    WorldNetDaily's Janet Porter says real Christians can't choose the Democratic ticket, and that God will punish those who do.
  • Huckabee jokes about gun being aimed at Obama

    Speaking at the National Rifle Association's convention, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee quipped that a sound heard from offstage was Barack Obama diving to the floor.
  • Whom will McCain choose?

    Today John McCain announced that he has begun the search for his running mate.
  • Huckabee concedes

    After fighting on long after most saw the race as over, Mike Huckabee announces that he's stepping aside to make room for John McCain.
  • Ralph Nader loves John McCain

    In 2004, Nader asked McCain to help his campaign -- and the senator rushed to his side. Is the consumer advocate now returning the favor?
  • Huckabee's faith is not in the numbers

    The former Arkansas governor believes his campaign is still relevant, despite what the math says.
  • May the best logo win

    The battle for the presidency may have as much to do with fonts, flags and sunrises as healthcare plans and war stances.
  • How to turn white evangelicals into Democrats

    According to author Amy Sullivan, liberals don't have to sell their souls to convert Christian Republicans.
  • Are you going to hell?

    Former born-again Christian John Marks journeyed back into the evangelical America he'd left behind and discovered the promise -- and limitations -- of faith.
  • Huckabee looks to broker a convention

    Mike Huckabee is hoping wins in Texas and Ohio would persuade Republicans to support him at the Republican convention.
  • Maybe she likes the hot wings

    Mike Huckabee's wife stays at the Hooters in Vegas. Interesting choice for a Southern Baptist lady.
  • McCain wins Washington

    The Arizona senator easily adds 19 more delegates to his count.
  • Wisconsin called for McCain, no call in Democratic primary yet

    The nets say John McCain won Washington's Republican primary, but we'll have to wait for a call on the Democratic side.
  • Bowling for votes in Wisconsin

    All the remaining 2008 contenders -- except Barack Obama -- indulge in an artery-busting blue-collar orgy of fried fish, bratwurst and cheese.
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