National Public Radio took a look at whether people are able to translate GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee’s religious lingo on Friday evening’s “All Things Considered.” Barbara Bradley Hagerty asked people along Washington’s National Mall about segments of his Super Tuesday victory speech and found that many didn’t get references like “Sometimes, one small smooth stone is even more effective than a whole lot of armor.” (It referred to the biblical story of David and Goliath.) Her conclusion: even though it turned out that the people she interviewed had attended Sunday school, Huckabee’s hints did not help them recall lessons they may have learned.