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    While assuring that he had no “ulterior motive” in coming to the state, the former candidate noted that he had a lot of Iowa friends. "I’ve probably been to more counties in Iowa than most Iowans have ... I’ve been to all 99." And, he recalled, the first chapter of his last book, a campaign memoir, was titled: “I Love Iowa.” He also pointed out when asked about earlier stops in the day in the eastern part of the state, he was making new friends who hadn’t participated in the last caucuses but had begun following him in his new role as ABC News radio commentator and Fox News talk-show host. Full Article at The Politico
    I’ve probably been to more counties in Iowa than most Iowans have ... I’ve been to all 99.
    Mike Huckabee – Mike Huckabee SOURCE: The Politico 3 weeks ago
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Huckabee sings Iowa's praises
  1. I bet there was equal if not more people who listen to the radio report or watch the Fox show every week
    Mike Huckabee – Mike Huckabee SOURCE: The Politico 3 weeks ago
  2. You lose that if you create these campaigns that only parachute into the big cities, into the big venues and when only the star-studded celebrities run for president ... And they do it away from the touch of people I hope will also be remembered by that president.
    SOURCE: The Politico 3 weeks ago
  3. This is a state, like New Hampshire, that is so seasoned to the presidential campaign process that no one here is star-struck by a guy running for president
    Mike Huckabee – Mike Huckabee SOURCE: The Politico 3 weeks ago
  4. There is a value to that because a person who runs for president ought not be able to walk into a big arena, come through the kitchen door, step up on the stage, read the teleprompter, get the adulation of the crowd, whisk away in a motorcade and never actually look at a farmer’s face and listen to him ...
    SOURCE: The Politico 3 weeks ago

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