Palin Still Gets Huckabee’s Vote (Against Obama)
Strange but true: Even after leaving office this summer well before her term as Alaska's governor was over, Sarah Palin's "executive experience" still strikes Mike Huckabee as valid evidence of leadership that would put her above Barack Obama in the former Arkansas governor's estimation, were he to be faced with those two choices at the polls.Strange but true: Even after leaving office this summer well before her term as Alaska’s governor was over, Sarah Palin’s “executive experience” still strikes Mike Huckabee as valid evidence of leadership that would put her above Barack Obama in the former Arkansas governor’s estimation, were he to be faced with those two choices at the polls. Here, Huckabee sits down with Palin’s onetime newsy nemesis, Katie Couric, for a chat about Palin’s political future. –KA
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