February 23, 2008 | 8:21 pm
“I’m not a math guy. I’m more of a miracle guy.”
The words of Mike Huckabee a few minutes ago on ”Saturday Night Live’s” mock news show “Weekend Update.” The former Arkansas governor was there to explain, in self-deprecating form, why he remains in the race for the Republican presidential nomination even though he’d still be trailing John McCain if he swept each and every remaining delegate.
“Mike Huckabee does not overstay his welcome,” he said. “When it’s time for me to go, I’ll know. And I’ll exit out with class and grace.”
He then remained behind the anchors’ desk, even after anchor Seth Meyers made it clear it was time to go.
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