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Gov. Huckabee Stands By His Values

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Updated: April 17, 2007
It`s rumored Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee may be a candidate for president in 2008, and this weekend he spoke at a christian conference in Florida. The event was hosted by the center for reclaiming America for Christ. Among other politicians, Govenor Huckabee reassured some 800 people he will always stand by his principles. Huckabee says he will always oppose abortion and gay marriage. Political analysits say it`s important for republican candidates to win christian support early-on.

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