===Immigration===
Huckabee opposed the McCain-Kennedy [[immigration]] bill because he stated it had problems with "credibility; secrecy; and spending".<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Huckabee</ref> He believes the United States should seal the border first and deportat illegal immigrants who have committed crimes.<ref>http://www.mikehuckabee.com/index.cfm?FuseAction=Issues.View&Issue_id=4</ref>
=== Miracles ===
When it was suggested to Mr Huckabee that it is a [[mathematical impossibility]] for him to win the [[primaries]], he was asked why he remains in the race?<ref>[http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Hilarious_Mike_Huckabee_on_Saturday_Night_Live TV interview</ref>
Mr Huckabee countered with the suggestion that the ([[liberal]]) [[media]] loves to throw around the term "mathematical impossibility" and that nobody can explain to him exactly what that means.
Using [[liberal logic]], an attempt was made to explain the mathematical impossibility:
It takes 1191 [[delegates]] to clinch a [[nomination]].
If Mr Huckabee (at the time of his [[Conservapedia:Critical_Thinking_in_Math|critical thinking in math]]) won all remaining unpledged delegates he would still fall 200 delegates short.
Mr Huckabee countered with "wow!" Adding that it was an excellent explanation, but hastened to point out that he feared the [[deceit]]ful [[Liberal]] had overlooked the all the important super delegates.
Mr Huckabee was then informed that super delgates are only in the Democratic primary.
Mr Huckabee sought affirmation asking: "they can't vote in the Republican primary?"
He was informed they can not.
Mr Huckabee countered with "Oh oh! That's not good news."
When asked if he would drop out of the elections he said he was not a [[math]] guy but more of a [[miracle]] guy and was going to focus on the miracle part.
==Vertical Politics==