In 2008, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee won a resounding victory in the Iowa caucus, propelling him to win seven more states during the Republican primaries.

Now, just more than a month out from the 2016 contest and struggling in his campaign, Huckabee said he would drop out if he doesn’t finish in at least the top three in the state that made him a viable contender for the White House eight years ago.

“If we can’t come within striking distance of the victory or win it, then I think we recognize that it’s going to be hard to take that onto the other states,” Huckabee said in a radio interview with Simon Conway late Wednesday.

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