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After a difficult week in which Huckabee's flubs on foreign policy were big stories, the former governor's final push seems centered largely on pushing the pictures and images of him being a regular guy rather than touting substance. On Tuesday he traveled to Cedar Rapids, where he took no questions from the audience or reporters, opting instead to play "Mustang Sally" and a few other selections on his bass.
That afternoon he returned to Des Moines with another secret weapon: Chuck Norris, the martial arts star who has endorsed the former Arkansas governor's campaign. Appearing at the Val Air Ballroom, a legendary Des Moines music hall, Huckabee played bass as Norris stood at the side of the stage, putting giddy fans in faux headlocks while their friends snapped photos.
At one point, during a rousing rendition of "Sweet Home Alabama," Huckabee rushed to the front of the stage and lifted his bass to the sky like a full-fledged rock god. "Who says Republicans can't have fun?" he shouted.
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