Who Said That?

“I liked gravy poured on top of a big glob of mashed potatoes, I liked biscuits a lot, and a lot of them. I liked going to the state fair and having a fried Twinkie. They were my choices. They were bad choices.”

You guys know how this works!  Leave your guess in the comments section below.  Please, no google searches. 

Update on Sunday, January 6, 2008 at 07:55PM by Kim Riddlebarger

These words come from the formerly chubby man who would like to be president, Mike Huckabee.  Huckabee lost about 100 lbs.

Comments

[John D. Chitty]

Wasn't that Mike Huckabee?

I hear some of his staffers say his is the first campaign for which they'ved worked where there are no donuts or booze available.

Gotta keep off those pounds and maintain that Baptist testimony, you know :)

[Jamie Duguid]

I'm going to go for Huckabee too.

[ElShaddai Edwards]

Kim Riddlebarger.

[Burn Pat!]

Could be anyone, really. Who wouldn't want a deep-fat-fried twinkie at the state-fair? Yum. I think it even counts a vegetable beneath the mason-dixon line. The only thing its missing is pork, mayonnaise, and more pork.

[Jeff Fuller]

I immediately thought it sounded like Pat Robertson peddling some of his weight loss shake. Heehee.

["lee n. field"]

I seem to recall Huckabee lost a lot of weight. This fits with that.

[Aaron]

My first thought was Huckabee too.

[PB]

Absolutely the Huckster. And Ed Rollins, bemoaning the lack of booze and donuts. For bonus points, you understand.

[DSY]

John Hagee.
DSY

[Matt Holst]

Sounds like something Fred Thompson would say.

[Russ Smith]

My first thought was another former Arkansas gov. The Huckabee argument is compelling, but I'll stick with Slick.

[Brian Davilla]

Pretty sure it's Huckabee

[Terry J]

Gotta be the Huck. He dropped about 100 pounds or so awhile back. He's also a southerner, and I can personally testify to the southerner's great love of gravy and biscuits.

[Gene Frenkel]

Bill Clinton?

[timinater]

Alan Maben? I think I heard Huckabee say something like this a while back.

[Paul]

Sounds like the character "Carl" (played by Billy Bob Thornton) from the movie "Slingblade." He loved his biscuits and his French Fried Potaters.

[Chris Malamisuro]

Maybe Dr. Riddlebarger was feeling nostalgic and listened to an old Elvis interview.

[Howard]

Move over Richard Simmons! John Hagee is the next big thing in the diet and fitness industry. If only that would distract him from promulgating the heresies that have made him famous.