“Obama’s new domestic terrorism plan probably requires Americans to memorize Koran verses.”

— Mike Huckabee, writing for Fox News.

In the wake of the terrorist attacks in France, Mike Huckabee called for closing U.S. borders and imposing moratorium on U.S. admitting people “from countries where there is strong presence of ISIS or Al-Qaeda,” Bloomberg reports.

Said Huckabee: “During the debate last week, I stated that we should not admit those claiming to be Syrian refugees and was condemned by the left for that position. I was right and the events in Paris affirm that. Even the far left and politically correct government of France has closed its borders.”

Mike Huckabee said the Dred Scott decision denying U.S. citizenship to African-Americans is the law of the land even though it was overturned by the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which was ratified in 1868., The Hill reports.

Said Huckabee: “The Dred Scott decision of 1857 still remains to this day the law of the land, which says that black people aren’t fully human. Does anybody still follow the Dred Scott Supreme Court decision?”

“Mike Huckabee supports Paraguay’s decision to deny an abortion to a 10-year-old rape victim,” the Huffington Post reports.

Said Huckabee: “Let nobody be misled, a 10-year-old girl being raped is horrible, but does it solve a problem by taking the life of an innocent child? When I think about one horror, I also think about the possibilities that exist and I just don’t want to think that somehow we discounted a human life … Let’s not compound the tragedy by taking yet another life.”

Mike Huckabee told the Today Show that if he was president, he would use the same language when referring to potential deals with Iran — and that the response from Jewish people to his controversial comments has been “overwhelmingly positive.”

Said Huckabee: “We need to use strong words when people make strong threats.”

“We’re called upon not to be the thermometers that reflect the temperature in the culture. We’re called upon to be thermostats, which can read the temperature and seek to adjust it to where it should be.”

— Mike Huckabee, quoted by the Washington Post.

Mike Huckabee doesn’t like being asked about the Confederate battle flag, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Said Huckabee: “Everyone’s being baited with this question, as if somehow that has anything to do whatsoever with running for president. And my position is, it most certainly does not.”

John Perry, a prolific conservative author who co-wrote two books with Mike Huckabee and co-wrote one with Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore, was accused of child molestation in two separate lawsuits, BuzzFeed News has found.

“A 2012 police investigation of Perry’s alleged offenses found that ‘the allegations of sexual battery were sustained’ but that the statute of limitations had expired.”

Mike Huckabee said that it’s getting harder to keep up with feminists who, on one hand, call tabloids regularly featuring topless models “sexist,” and on the other hand fill “the internet with topless photos of themselves” to protest public nudity laws, BuzzFeed reports.

Said Huckabee: “It’s getting harder to keep up with what you’re supposed to believe to be a good feminist… Are topless photos of women an offensive display of sexism, or an empowering display against sexism? I have a feeling most men don’t care much either way.”

“Now I wish that someone told me that when I was in high school that I could have felt like a woman when it came time to take showers in PE. I’m pretty sure that I would have found my feminine side and said, ‘Coach, I think I’d rather shower with the girls today.'”

— Mike Huckabee, quoted by BuzzFeed, calling the growing acceptance of transgender people “ridiculous.”

Mike Huckabee writes in the Des Moines Register that he will not participate in Iowa’s 2016 Republican straw poll because it only “weakens conservative candidates” and strengthens “the Washington ruling class and their handpicked candidates.”