Celebrity Endorsements For Republicans: Ric Flair For Huckabee

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Mike Huckabee, the formerly fat, former Baptist minister, seems to be attracting the votes of people who pretend to be violent for a living. First Chuck Norris endorsed him, and now pro wrestler Ric Flair (left, in the ring in 1980) is on his campaign trail.

Huckabee has won accolades for appearing to be sincere in his beliefs, although critics say he used previous elected offices to line his pockets and play petty, vindictive political games, the most prominent of which was the Wayne Dumond case.

Ric Flair is perhaps best known for his nickname "The Nature Boy" and for his catchphrase "Whooooooo!"

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Okay, so we have anabolic steroids and human growth hormone backing Huckabee AND McCain now.

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Yeah Baby Yeah!!!

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Isn't that Farah Fawcett?

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SIMI VALLEY, California (CNN) — Two Republican sources familiar with the conversations tell CNN California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is in discussions about endorsing John McCain's presidential bid.

Two Georgia Republican senators, Saxby Chambliss and Johnny Issacson, also have committed to endorse McCain. That announcement will come in the next 48 hours, according to two GOP sources involved in the planning.

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McCain's got the momentum. I think the conservatives in the Party have conceded that he is there best chance of winning in November and they are right.

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McCain's got the momentum. I think the conservatives in the Party have conceded that he is there best chance of winning in November and they are right.

Limbaugh: Conservative base has 'fractured'

(CNN) — Calling it his "non-concession speech," talk-radio host Rush Limbaugh launched a fresh round of attacks Wednesday on newly-minted GOP frontrunner John McCain — the latest indication the Arizona senator is likely to witness a backlash from some conservative quarters as he seeks to wrap up his party's nomination.

Limbaugh, a longtime conservative critic of McCain, said the senator's rise is largely the result of "uninspiring" candidates, and a "fractured" party base.

"There was no figure in our roster of candidates who rose up to challenge him or galvanize conservative support," Limbaugh said on his daily radio program. "All the candidates on our side, for various reasons, are uninspiring or worse — and so, just as I predicted, the base has fractured."

McCain has long had trouble courting the most conservative members of his party — and exit polls from the early-primary states have shown the Arizona Republican has consistently lost among those primary voters who identify themselves as conservative.

McCain passed a key test Tuesday in winning Florida's primary — the first early contest that closed out Independents and cross-over Democrats — but exit polls out of the state show he still lost the conservative vote to Mitt Romney.

"He is not the choice of conservatives, as opposed to the choice of the Republican establishment — and that distinction is key," Limbaugh continued. "The Republican establishment, which has long sought to rid the party of conservative influence since Reagan, is feeling a victory today as well as our friends in the media. But both are just far-fetched and wrong.”

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woooooohh

the nature boy

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Oh no...

Woo.................... Ric Flair be taking some female voters to space mountain

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Woo.................... Ric Flair be taking some female voters to space mountain

LMAO

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Oh no...

Woo.................... Ric Flair be taking some female voters to space mountain

wrong id for you to be sounding like that dean

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DUCK!

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why bring this piece of garbage up he is dead lol in a old folks home by now maybe dead drunk on a street corner lol.