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 Thompson Drops OutPosted on Jan 22, 2008
Fred Thompson was supposed to be the political savior of his party, but instead he sputtered and fizzled his way through a disappointing few months of campaigning. After poor showings in every primary and caucus to date, Thompson has decided to call it quits. Next up, Rudy Giuliani?
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By waxman, January 23, 2008 at 4:13 pm Link to this comment
I NOTICED THAT YOU ARE UNREGISTERED COMMENTER…PERHAPS THAT EXPLAINS THIS OUT OF THE WORLD TICKET=== YOU MUST BE FROM ANOTHER PLANET, NO ONE FROM OUR PLANET COULD BE THAT STUPID..
Report thisBy Phil Latham, January 23, 2008 at 6:28 am Link to this comment
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Here’s one person that doubts that Guliani would be a great diplomatic leader and excellent commander in chief. I’d venture to say that it’s not difficult to find others who share this view, all one need do is look anywhere folks get information outside the MSM.
Guliani is a one-dimensional, black and white thinker as is made obvious by his penchant for evoking 911 in his campaign. He has little else to say, other than vote Guliani or give in to the terrorists. Reminds me of someone with whom we’ve had about 7 years too much experience with.
Report thisBy harpers, January 22, 2008 at 11:43 pm Link to this comment
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I could bite the bullet and vote for Mitt, but I am holding out hope for a Giuliani/Thompson ticket. While he had arguably the best platform and ideas, Thompson just didn’t have the outward drive and dynamism that Rudy can bring to the top of the ticket…
But can’t you see Thompson embarrassing the hell out VP candidate John Edwards in the summer debates?
Giuliani is hardly out of it (assuming he wins in Florida) and I believe a Giuliani/Thompson ticket has the best shot at winning in November.
This country needs serious tax and spending cuts—and it needs them now.
And is there anyone who doubts Rudy would be a great diplomatic leader and a excellent Commander of Chief of the US Military?
Report thisBy waxman, January 22, 2008 at 7:28 pm Link to this comment
I’M SICK AND TIRED OF ALL THIS DRIBBLE FROM BOTH SIDES….I BELIEVE WE NEED A THIRD PARTY TO GET IN…I RECOMEND ROSS PEROT AS PRESIDENT AND MARY CAREY AS VICE-PRESIDENT ....NUFF SAID…
Report thisBy KYJurisDoctor, January 22, 2008 at 5:53 pm Link to this comment
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It is a SAD day for REAL Conservatives as Fred Thompson drops out. Maybe, he’ll win by dropping out and coming back as John McCain’s Veep candidate. We certainly don’t need Mitt (FALSE Conservative) Romney or Rudy “9/11” Giuiliani.
http://osi-speaks.blogspot.com/2008/01/breaking-news-fred-thompsons.html#links
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