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Q: Huckabee speaks at a Trump rally on August 10, 2016 in Sunrise Florida. Photo via AP 
  
 Mike Huckabee is one of those people who, at one time, had a real job as Governor of Arkansas. These days, he doesn’t seem to have much to do, besides promote Donald Trump. That should, in theory, mean that he has ample time to come up with good metaphors for a Trump candidacy. So why did this tweet happen? 
  
 In this metaphor, then, Hillary Clinton is... a functioning albeit dangerous car? And Trump is a twisted immobile heap of metal? It’s not great! 
  
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 After headlines started to sprout mocking him, Huckabee blamed professional writers for not getting his good tweet. 
  
 A fender bender and a car wreck are not the same thing, and it is, perhaps, best to have a staff member or trusted friend read your tweets to make sure they’re not completely absurd. 
  
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 The Washington Post notes that Huckabee also once went on Fox News and likened Trump to the drunken captain from the movie Jaws, a metaphor so poor Megyn Kelly tried to get him to reconsider it: 
  
 HUCKABEE: He is like Captain Quint in the original movie “Jaws.” He’s vulgar. He’s salty. He might even get drunk. He’s just a... KELLY: He doesn’t drink. HUCKABEE: But hold on here. He’s the guy who’s going to save your butt and save your family. And so, at the end of the day, when he kills the shark, you’re happy about it. Now, Hillary is the shark. She’s going to eat your boat. She’s going to have open borders. Immigration out the kazoo and so, the choice is do you vote for Captain Quint who’s going to save your family or do you vote for the shark? That’s the choice you get to make. 
  
 “Hillary is the shark” isn’t the strongest critique Huckabee has managed in recent weeks. And it’s worth noting, as Kelly did, that Quint gets eaten by the shark. 
  
 But Clinton is also a lady who lives in a house: 
  
 This is, as Jezebel’s own Stassa Edwards notes, a completely pointless sentence that runs aground on itself in a baffling manner, “like the kind of story that my three-year-old would tell me.” 
  
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 These bad tweets aren’t a new problem for Huckabee, but an escalating one. This one, from a few days ago, is both a clumsy plug and an accidental endorsement of illegal immigration: 
  
 Let’s be fair. Here is, I suppose, a topical joke, and a sentence that basically functions fine, structurally: 
  
 Congratulations to Mike Huckabee on occasionally achieving what he’s set out to do. ||||| Add a location to your Tweets 
  
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 Mike Huckabee attends the Faith and Freedom service on July 19, 2015, at the Rock Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Manning, S.C. (Charles Ommanney/The Washington Post) 
  
 Many of Donald Trump's Republican primary opponents have had some choice descriptions for him. Marco Rubio called him a “con man.” Ted Cruz, a “sniveling coward” and “serial adulterer.” Chris Christie, a “carnival barker.” Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee called him a “car wreck.” 
  
 Of course, one of those slams isn't quite like the others. Rubio, Cruz and Christie all lobbed those insults as attacks in the heat of the primary season, before they'd endorsed Trump's presidential bid. Huckabee delivered his after. And he meant it as a compliment (we think.) 
  
 On the Friday before Election Day, this is what Huckabee had to say: 
  
 Trump may be a car wreck, but at least his car is pointed in right direction. Hillary is a drunk-driver going the wrong way on the freeway. — Gov. Mike Huckabee (@GovMikeHuckabee) November 4, 2016 
  
 After reading this, you may have questions. So did we. Namely: 
  
 1. Why compare Trump to a car wreck now? He's actually been pretty disciplined on the campaign trail the last few days and hasn't caused any major controversies. This comment, which comes as Trump has been functioning near his best, just reminds everyone of the worst. 
  
 2. Isn't the likely outcome of a drunken driver going the wrong way on the freeway ... a car wreck? We're no automotive experts, but we're fairly certain that the direction a car wreck is pointed does not have much bearing on its deadliness. Bold pronouncement: Car wrecks are a bad thing, no matter which way the vehicle faces. 
  
 (It may also be worth noting that Huckabee's comment just happens to allude to the latest pro-Trump Internet meme, which has no apparent basis in fact: the idea that Clinton is a secret alcoholic.) 
  
 That's not the only suspect metaphor Huckabee has uncorked in recent weeks. About a month ago, during an appearance on Megyn Kelly's show, he compared Trump to Captain Quint from the movie “Jaws”. 
  
 Kelly called him on it: 
  
 HUCKABEE: He is like Captain Quint in the original movie “Jaws.” He's vulgar. He's salty. He might even get drunk. He's just a... KELLY: He doesn't drink. HUCKABEE: But hold on here. He's the guy who's going to save your butt and save your family. And so, at the end of the day, when he kills the shark, you're happy about it. Now, Hillary is the shark. She's going to eat your boat. She's going to have open borders. Immigration out the kazoo and so, the choice is do you vote for Captain Quint who's going to save your family or do you vote for the shark? That's the choice you get to make. KELLY: Now, governor, I hate to be the one to tell you this. HUCKABEE: You're going to ... KELLY: But Captain Quint got eaten by the shark on the movie. HUCKABEE: But he died saving the other people. That's what he did. KELLY: But he died and went down in flames and the shark won as between the two of them. HUCKABEE: The shark didn't win. The shark got blown up. Look. Any analogy can fall apart, Megyn. KELLY: After it ate him. HUCKABEE: Work with me on this. Come on. Work with me. This is a good one. 
  
 In fact, Huckabee's friendliest metaphor for Trump might have come when he was actually running against him. 
  
 “We have some remarkable people,” Huckabee said at a September 2015 debate. “And, in fact, not only are we the 'A-Team'; we even have our own Mr. T, who doesn't mind saying about others: 'You're a fool.'” ||||| Washington (CNN) A car wreck vs. a drunk, wrong-way driver: That's Mike Huckabee's take on the election just days before final votes are cast. 
  
 The never-shy former Arkansas governor and Donald Trump supporter tweeted Friday a message ultimately in favor of Trump, but with a non-favorable description him and his opponent. 
  
 "Trump may be a car wreck, but at least his car is pointed in right direction. Hillary is a drunk-driver going the wrong way on the freeway," the Republican tweeted. 
  
 Trump may be a car wreck, but at least his car is pointed in right direction. Hillary is a drunk-driver going the wrong way on the freeway. — Gov. Mike Huckabee (@GovMikeHuckabee) November 4, 2016 
  
 Huckabee, whose daughter Sarah Huckabee Sanders works as an adviser and surrogate to Trump's campaign, has been a supporter of the Republican presidential nominee since the real estate mogul all but locked up the Republican presidential nomination this spring. 
  
 While the former candidate and current Fox News contributor didn't jump onboard with Trump right after he ended his own campaign, he has been a critic of Republicans who have hesitated to back Trump. 
  
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For Mike Huckabee, metaphors are melty mint chip ice cream cones that get his hands all sticky: They might get messy but darn if they aren't a delicious treat. CNN reports the Trump-supporting former governor complimented the Republican nominee Friday by calling him a "car wreck." "Trump may be a car wreck, but at least his car is pointed in right direction. Hillary is a drunk-driver going the wrong way on the freeway," Huckabee tweeted. He then responded to the internet's collective "huh?" by tweeting: "Low IQ media don't get my earlier tweet about car wreck. [Trump] will bend fenders but is a vehicle going right way." The Washington Post, following Huckabee's metaphor to its logical conclusion, notes that wrong-way drunk driving also tends to end in a car wreck, and "car wrecks are a bad thing, no matter which way the vehicle faces." Jezebel also tried to figure it out: "In this metaphor, then, Hillary Clinton is...a functioning albeit dangerous car? And Trump is a twisted immobile heap of metal? It’s not great!" None of this is out of character for Huckabee. Esquire, which calls him the "Marquis de Sade of tortured analogies," rounds up some of his other adventures in metaphors. Huckabee also notably once positioned Trump as Quint from Jaws and Clinton as the shark, leaving Megyn Kelly to point out that the shark eats Quint. "Any analogy can fall apart, Megyn," Huckabee replied. Indeed it can, Mike. Indeed it can.