Huckabee: My remarks madeTerry McAuliffe 'break down and cry'

By GottaLaff

Children, children. Am I going to have to turn this blog around again?

Mike Huckabee shot back at Terry McAuliffe late Thursday after the former DNC chairman and Virginia gubernatorial candidate accused Huckabee of encouraging voter suppression.

"As someone who served as a Governor for 10 years, I can say if these are the type of things Terry McAuliffe worries about and make him break down and cry, then he won't last 10 days as Governor much less 4 years and he doesn't deserve the people of Virginia's vote," Huckabee said in a statement to CNN.

See, Huckee made a joke, and Terry didn't like it. It was mean and nasty and... hit a nerve:

Huckabee cracked that if McDonnell's supporters bump into someone who isn't planning on voting for the Republican, they should "let the air out of their tires and do not let them out of their driveway on election day." [...]

"There are no jokes to be made about denying people the right to vote in this country," McAuliffe said of the remark in a statement. "It's not a laughing matter. This is a right that people fought and died for, so as public figures, we must be sure that we are setting the standard."

That's enough. The two of you will have to find a way to get along, or no more road trips. Huckee, you're grounded. No fried squirrel for a month. Terry, no allowance for you. That oughta hit you where it hurts.

Now behave.