Mike Huckabee

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  • The not-so-mysterious case of the coy candidate

    Who's paying for those ads attacking Mike Huckabee? Everybody in Arkansas seems to know -- except Huckabee.
  • Fred Thompson is just like you

    The newest Republican presidential contender tells Iowans he's a regular guy with no real ambition who happens to be seeking the most powerful job in the world.
  • Fred Thompson announces his latest announcement

    The former senator and TV D.A. will make his presidential candidacy official next week, but he's already in reruns.
  • From tears to cheers: Huckabee's surprise second in Iowa

    Mitt Romney's victory in the GOP's Iowa straw poll was a foregone conclusion, but Mike Huckabee's runner-up finish gives his campaign new momentum.
  • Mike Huckabee: Watermelon for votes

    Mike Huckabee chats with voters before Saturday's straw poll.
  • The short-straw prognosis

    What happens after Iowa?
  • In Iowa, the Republicans fight for second -- and survival

    Mitt Romney will almost certainly win Saturday's straw poll, but Huckabee, Tancredo and Brownback are locked in a bare-knuckle battle for runner-up.
  • Stalking Hillary

    Although Clinton has no lock on the Democratic nomination, Republicans are on an obsessive quest to pick a Hillary slayer for 2008.
  • What you missed while watching "Deal or No Deal"

    Salon watches the third GOP debate so you don't have to: God frowns on Giuliani, Romney does weird math on Iraq, Thompson proposes a Bush morality tour, and more.
  • What you missed while watching "Dancing With the Stars"

    Salon watches the second Republican debate so you don't have to.
  • Make room for Daddy

    At the Reagan Library, the GOP's 2008 contenders compete for the Gipper's mantle -- and for the title of Most Macho.
  • Down and dirty with the GOP down South

    Vote buying, astroturfing, anonymous attacks -- the 2008 Republican contenders keep hitting each other below the belt in South Carolina.
  • John McCain: Bush's echo

    The senator and the president deliver nearly identical speeches about Iraq in the same state a day apart.
  • Republicans already smearing themselves

    Vicious mail, anti-Mormon slurs, a man-size dolphin and a weeping girl turn the race for the White House into a race to the bottom.
  • Can Mike Huckabee out-charm the GOP big three?

    In a race dominated by Giuliani, McCain and Romney, the folksy Arkansas Republican is a long shot. But he's the one Christian conservative running who might not scare independents.
  • The Republican candidates -- and Ann Coulter -- try out their acts

    At the Conservative Political Action Conference, Giuliani flops and Romney shines as the GOP presidential contenders promise the right-wing faithful everything, including a cure for cancer.
  • Huckabee for America

    Bill Clinton's Republican doppelganger tosses his hat into the ring.
  • GOP product launch

    Preening presidential hopefuls gather in a very early test of the best man to defeat the dreaded Hillary Clinton in 2008.
  • Getting religion about health

    Mike Huckabee, Arkansas' newly skinny governor, weighs in on the humilation of being fat, why government shouldn't police our grease, and whether he's planning to diet his way to the White House.
  • Let the circus begin

    Rudy Giuliani visits Little Rock to ridicule his carpetbagging New York Senate rival, Hillary Clinton.
  • Shootout among Arkansas Republicans

    Why did a conservative Arkansas magazine allege that Sen. Tim Hutchinson is having an affair?
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