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After his triumph in Iowa and third-place finish in New Hampshire, Mike Huckabee showed up Wednesday night for another Colbert bump.
Casting himself as an "unknown Southern boy," Mike Huckabee said Tuesday his third-place finish in the New Hampshire primary was good enough to sustain his Iowa-propelled candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination.
Talk about judgment: Mike Huckabee says he has placed his political fate in the hands of David Letterman.
Mike Huckabee's offbeat antics — what some would call stunts — helped propel him to the front of the Republican presidential pack after a decade honing that "bumper sticker" style as governor of Arkansas.
The stereotype has been around as long as the religious right: conservative Christians are sheep-like, monolithic, controlled by their leaders.
Republican Mike Huckabee won the Iowa caucuses by campaigning as an honest conservative, yet he has made a series of blunders that raise questions about his credibility.
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee's oldest son, John Mark, was treated at a hospital and released after being injured in a car wreck Friday, the Huckabee campaign said.
Most presidential candidates make last-minute appeals to voters in states on the eve of voting. Republican Mike Huckabee appears on late-night television.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee won the opening contest for the Republican presidential nomination, relying heavily on support from fellow evangelical Christians and the message that money shouldn't matter in politics.
Cradling a cup of coffee on his knee, the Rev. Paul Porter welcomes five neighbors to his home, leads them in a brief prayer and gets down to business. "We're here to help elect Mike Huckabee the next president of the United States," he says. "He's a decent, moral man." His neighbors nod their heads.
Iowa pastors who support Republican Mike Huckabee for president have received letters warning them that getting involved in politics could endanger the tax-exempt status of their churches.
Ed Rollins, Mike Huckabee's campaign chairman, is no stranger to trouble.
Republican Mike Huckabee, a presidential candidate sounding a populist theme, appeared on the "Tonight Show" with Jay Leno on Wednesday despite the strike and picketing by the show's writers.
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee insisted he wasn't trying to pull a fast one when he played a negative TV commercial for the media even as he promised not to air it for voters.
On the eve of the Iowa caucuses, Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee will trade jokes with Jay Leno on NBC's "Tonight Show."
Three protesters seeking a commitment from Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee to end the Iraq war were arrested Monday for refusing to leave his office.
Mike Huckabee said Monday he wouldn't run a TV ad he'd prepared blistering Republican rival Mitt Romney as dishonest. Then he showed it to a room packed with reporters and cameramen.
Mike Huckabee, a Republican relying on support from religious conservatives in Thursday's hard-fought presidential caucuses, on Sunday stood by a decade-old comment in which he said, "I hope we answer the alarm clock and take this nation back for Christ."
Republican Mike Huckabee on Saturday denounced political attack ads, saying people aren't looking for a president whose campaign is based on what's wrong with someone else.
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said Friday there are more Pakistanis in the U.S. illegally than any other nationality except those from Latin America.
Hispanic activists who viewed former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee as a voice of moderation on illegal immigration say they've been taken aback by the hard-line stance he's adopted as a presidential candidate.
I have noticed a trend. It seems people like to attack others faith. Be it Christianity, Judaism, Islam or whatever. I mean what is the issue. Honestly who cares whether or not a person believes in a higher deity.
It is Hillary Rodham Clinton's misfortune to have spent a long and honorable career building up the experience that would qualify her to be a serious candidate for president of the United States -- only to come to the apex of that career just as the nation decided that experience …
Mike Huckabee, the former Baptist preacher and governor of Arkansas, who recently said that the divine, hidden hand of God was behind his campaign's success, has been projected to lose the New Hampshire primary tonight.
The "Kung-Fu Election" game invites players to choose their favorite candidate and take them into battle against a political enemy.
A night of surprises -- 10, to be precise.
Where is Mike Huckabee leading in his dance on a constitutional amendment to prevent children born to illegal aliens in the U.S. from automatically becoming U.S. citizens?
Here's an interesting tidbit for all you election junkies... for the past thirty years, whoever wins both Iowa and New Hampshire primaries get the party's nod at the convention... both parties, since 1976. In 76, Carter won both primaries and was nominated. Likewise Gerry Ford.
For those of you who have read most of my recent articles, it shouldn't come as a big surprise that I am behind my man Obama all the way. It should also not come as a surprise that I really can't imagine Hillary having come as far as she has.
Previous report that Mike Huckabee supports a constitutional amendment to stop anchor babies appears to be untrue.
Evolution is the central organizing principle of modern biology. Just ask the National Academy of Sciences -- the group that the United States Congress empowers to uphold science in America.
Here's an interesting tidbit for all you election junkies... for the past thirty years, whoever wins both Iowa and New Hampshire primaries get the party's nod at the convention... both parties, since 1976. In 76, Carter won both primaries and was nominated. Likewise Gerry Ford.
Huckabee has a good plan to end the "anchor babies" practice that chains the U.S. to illegal immigrant parents.
According to Peggy Noonan, what Americans want is someone "reasonable":
After a rough week starting with his devastating Iowa loss, Mitt Romney is faced with one heck of a dilemma. Nearly a week has passed since his Iowa defeat to baptist minister and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, and things have not gotten better.
This is definitely dog-whistle politics -- that is, a message delivered in coded terminology and targeted to a particular subcultural group.
A day after ordained Baptist minister Mike Huckabee finished first in the opening round to choose a Republican candidate for the White House, scientists warned Americans against electing a leader who doubts evolution.
When the presidential campaign was getting started last spring, NEWSWEEK's sister publication, Slate, published a guide for political investors, identifying which prominent stocks the top presidential candidates most closely resembled.
Thank you, Senator Obama. You've defeated Senator Clinton in Iowa. It looks as if you're about to beat her in New Hampshire. There will be no Clinton Restoration. A nation turns its grateful eyes to you.
Hillary Clinton yesterday braced herself for a second humiliating defeat in today's New Hampshire primary election, vowing to continue the fight for the Democratic nomination until the conclusive Super Tuesday contest a month from now.
With Mike Huckabee's big win in the Iowa Republican caucus Thursday, more people are asking, "So what's this guy actually stand for?" Answer: For the most part, he's a pretty conventional conservative Republican.
Mike Huckabee today calmly handled an angry heckler, turning the confrontation to his advantage and winning applause from a packed crowd that turned out to hear him speak at a local school.
As far as Facebook users are concerned, Huckabee pulled ahead of McCain since the last time we reported this poll:
I haven't been much of a Huckabee fan over the past few weeks. In spite of his recent win in the Iowa caucus he's garnered some less than flattering press.
In almost poetic lockstep, Republican and Democratic caucus voters in Iowa rejected the political establishment. In picking Mike Huckabee and Barack Obama, they selected candidates who, at this time last year, conventional wisdom would have deemed inconceivable.
Columnists and editorial writers and other assorted navel-gazing types are always calling for a presidential candidate who'd do the right thing, who'd stay positive, who'd refuse to be dragged down the muddy road by his hot-shot advisers even while an opponent is plastering him w …
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