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Mike Huckabee didn't know how to spell ethics while he was governor, and he obviously has no qualms about using the presidential primaries to further his career as a leader of Evangelical Christians and their causes.

Because Huck can count, we know he knows there is no way he'll become president or vice president.

But we also know that there is a looming void in the leadership of Evangelical Christians as the glory hound and self-promoting Jim Dobson goes into semi-retirement and Billy Graham and Pat Robertson face the inevitable ends of their careers and lives.

Having shown his political clout in states dominated by Evangelical Christians, Huckabee is the obvious heir apparent to all the glory and money that the Evangelical movement can bestow, like it or not.

We also know the media are hungry for new talent, and Huckabee is a talent. Not a presidential talent, but a talking magician. He can warm the hearts of snakes and lemings.

There's big money to be had, and Huckabee appears to be set for life. He's going for the gold regardless of how much he hurts McCain, the GOP or America in the process.

So, now you see why I've been saying the Huckster would make a good running mate for Hillary.