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Republican Would-Be Presidential Candidate Offers Few Specifics So Far
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- Posted by realpatriot1
we need someone looking for practical solutions that work regardless of how they fit into a preconcieved ideology.
You just admitted that you''re a Barack Obama supporter. I would have never guessed by your past comments. Obama without doubt is the best candidate for ALL AMERICANS! - Reply to this comment
- What does Fred Thompson stand for?
Fascism
the Confederacy
Scooter Libby
Corporate America
Ole Fred is quite a guy! - Reply to this comment
- What does Fred Thompson stand for?
Trying to become President because the rest of the Republican field is so weak he thinks he has a chance!
Not likely! - Reply to this comment
- more of the same... that''s what he stands for--
scooter libby defense fund flack- what a patsy- nixon spy- you have to worry though when they start wearing cowboy hats- it''s like a gang sign flashing to the bigoted masses... - Reply to this comment
- decentralized government isn''t the answer to all our problems either. The current administration''s attempts at decentralization have led to problems with food safety, air quality, infrastructure, police and school and transportation funding,and so on.
We don''t need an idealogue of the left or the right, we need someone looking for practical solutions that work regardless of how they fit into a preconcieved ideology. - Reply to this comment
- Easy, he stands for nothing until someone hands him a script.
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- Another semi-experienced senile movie actor / politician for the neocons to worship. And they''re the ones that are so anti-Hollywood!
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- How about a "somewhat sparse" TWO YEAR record in the senate for Obsama??? The libs are out of the woodwork now....they don''''t even bother to hide their bias! PATHETIC!!!!!
Posted by infidel_us
Amazing how he''s not even on the trail yet and he''s about 2 percentage points below Guiliani. Just the sound of him stirs the people.
"Centralized government is not the solution to all of our problems and, with too much power, such centralization has a way of compounding our problems," Thompson wrote in a recent column on his Web site. "This was among the great insights of 1787," when the Constitution was adopted, "and it is just as vital in 2007."
Like the tone of him already. - Reply to this comment
- "and a somewhat sparse eight-year Senate record."
How about a "somewhat sparse" TWO YEAR record in the senate for Obsama??? The libs are out of the woodwork now....they don''t even bother to hide their bias! PATHETIC!!!!! - Reply to this comment
