Huckabee says dynamics of election 'have been turned on their head'
By Danny Reiter, PolitickerMD.com ReporterST. PAUL, Minn. - Mike Huckabee is ecstatic about John McCain's choice of Gov. Sarah Palin (R-Alaska) as his running mate.
"The dynamics of this election have been turned on their head," said the former governor of Arkansas and presidential candidate.
"She looks like Tina Fey, has the accent of Florence Henderson and kicks tail like Chuck Norris," Huckabee told the Maryland delegation during breakfast on Thursday.
Huckabee claimed he saw fear in U.S. Sen. Joe Biden's (D-Del.) eyes on TV while discussing Palin's Wednesday night speech at the Republican National Convention.
"All the wind in Joe Biden's body is not gonna be able to blow her away," said Huckabee.
A former opponent to McCain in the 2008 primary race for the White House, Huckabee touted the fact that he never said anything negative about McCain during the primaries.
"I regret nothing I ever said," he added.
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