There’s no way he ever was or is now on McCain’s veep list, long or short. It doesn’t matter so much who McCain choses, as long as it isn’t Huck, who would lose the entire west for McCain, and give the MSM an absolute field day of fun with all the skeletons clanking around in Huck’s closet. Duh.

Of course, Huckabee tried to appear innocent the whole time he was bashing Romney’s religion (rather than Romney himself as he should have done), asking, for example, the seemingly innocent question, “don’t Mormons believe that Satan and Jesus are brothers?” while simultaneously being fully aware of Mormon beliefs, having been a speaker himself at the recent Soutern Baptist Convention in SLC, Utah (his speech was carefully taken off the internet prior to the election).

Likewise, when Huckabee “unknowingly” had that white cross mysteriously appear behind him in that commercial over Christmas, attempting to appear angelic or even “chosen” to evangelical Iowa- that was a big turn-off- not only to evangelicals, but to many wealthy Republican Mormons, who saw this, as they had to, as a direct attack against their faith- not against Romney.

Then there was that commercial fiasco when Huckabee said he wasn’t going to release his mean-spirited commercial and then he did- to the press, knowing it would be seen more this way than by paying TV stations to run it. Are we to believe he didn’t realize this? Are his deceptive techniques acceptable for a potential VP of the United States, let alone a Preacher? I don’t think so; I think the “H” in Huckabee stands for HYPOCRIT.

I originally didn’t want Romney for President or even VP, but after seeing the true character of Hucabee and some others in this race, it appears to me that Romney is not only the most experienced and capable VP option for McCain, but one of the last remaining politicians with some degree of integrity.