Huckabee Post Going On The Record

Dec 10th, 2007 11:12 AM UTC
By Field

On Saturday morning I attended a rally for Governor Mike Huckabee at Lizard’s Thicket (yes, this is a restaurant!) in Columbia, SC. It was our first encounter with the Governor since he went “On The Record” for ONE.

I thanked him for participating. He told me that he enjoyed the opportunity and said that making the presidential candidates go on the record about our issues is a great idea. Although we were not able to take a photo with him, we did present him another ONE band, which he gladly accepted it.

-Wes Mishoe

TAGS: Gov. Huckabee, ONE Vote 08, On The Record 2008, On The Record campaign, South Carolina

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