President-wannabe Mike Huckabee made a last appearance in order to convince the electors to vote for him in a New Hampshire primary. He was accompanied by his most devoted supporter, martial art expert and actor Chuck Norris, which might have certainly put Huckabee in a dark cone, as part of his audience admitted to attending solely for Chuch Norris’ appearance.

The Republican candidate has been on the road since October last year, trying to convince his electorate to vote for him, and Chuck has always been there for support, which started quite a polemic with Huckabee’s contender, Mitt Romney, who made a Web ad that made Norris very angry.

Romney was probably not the only one struck by the “odd” acquaintances, as Norris and Huckabee didn’t know each other three months ago. But the actor claimed that it was “the message that he puts across” that drew him to Huckabee.

Not only did he follow the White House candidate across the country, but he also made a series of campaign spots on YouTube based on the “Chuck Norris facts” that only weeks ago were submitted to a lawsuit against publisher and writer Ian Spector.

“I’m very proud to present my friend, and a friend to America. Please give a great New Hampshire welcome to Chuck Norris!” This is how the White House candidate introduced his guest at the Sunday’s reunion. Between two jokes and some serious issues, the youngest of the electors appeared to have been convinced: “I’m a Huckabee supporter because who else can get Chuck Norris?” said 18-year-old Gabe Smith to Guardian Unlimited.

If Huckabee was trying to attract the young electors, well, he might have found the secret to do just that. And if Chuck Norris’ presence was not enough, the Republican candidate ended his New Hampshire speech with a bass guitar representation, together with a band, playing “Sweet Home Chicago” and “Sweet Home Alabama”.