- November 19, 2007 • 9:20 pm PST
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Chuck Norris lends his credentials and clout to Mike Huckabee's campaign.
Winner: viral internet phenomena. Loser: the dignity of American politics.
Chuck Norris lends his credentials and clout to Mike Huckabee's campaign.
Winner: viral internet phenomena. Loser: the dignity of American politics.
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