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Huckabee's surprise second-place finish is getting him a bit more attention, including from us (see Byron York's take in this issue).(The Week)(Brief article)
Huckabee's surprise second-place finish is getting him a bit more attention, including from us (see Byron York's take in this issue). He is thoughtful and funny enough that even journalists who cannot stand his anti-Darwinism like him. Or maybe they like his hostility to the free-market elements of the Republican party: He calls the Club for ...
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