Comments on: Three Cheers For Fred Thompson

By: Joel

Joel — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 19:11:41 +0000

You and Andrew Ferguson are so right. We claim to be a party of ideas, but this election has been about polls.

Fred made a mistake entering so late — many fundraisers and opinion-leaders were locked up. But still he took the process of governing seriously, as opposed to the Huckster (or McCain’s “I deserve to be president because I want to be president”).

By: Mitch the Bitch

Mitch the Bitch — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 17:15:21 +0000

Where is the petition? Ill sign as many times as they let me :)

By: Joan Kwasiborski

Joan Kwasiborski — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 04:42:58 +0000

I am disappointed with people being disappointed, sighing, and without so much as peep, handing the GOP nomination over to one of those flip-flopping, pandering, RINOS. I simple refuse to do it. I am still a free voting citizen, and I am voting for Fred Thompson, and as he let me know, I am ASKING him to serve as POTUS. Now what’s stopping the rest of you disapppointed conservatives from doing the same? There are only a little over 400 signers on our petition for Fred. Please get over there, and sign up! Believe me, you are going to feel a lot better when you stop the moping and get back up to fight for the conservative Republican Party, and the candidate YOU want to lead it. I would rather risk at least four years of the worst one to attain the office, whether RINO or DEM, than to drop my head, hold my nose, and vote for what is being served. No sir, I am making my stand, and I’m making it with Fred. Won’t you also, ASK Fred to be your president? Sign the petition now!

By: Mitch the Bitch

Mitch the Bitch — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 20:02:49 +0000

Ron Paul supporters and pretty much insane. Ron Paul has a few ideas that I agree with but his foreign policy is a fn joke and will have serious long lasting detrimental effects on the world and the USA.

A Ron Paul without the KKK is nothing. Nuff said…

By: T. A. Gray

T. A. Gray — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 15:19:27 +0000

Ron does have some good ideas, but his foriegn policy ideas are childishly idealistic. This is 2008 not 1808.

By: Michael Ejercito

Michael Ejercito — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 21:41:26 +0000

I hope for a Ron Paul presidency. He has some great ideas.

By: John Houghton

John Houghton — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 17:38:14 +0000

I was saddened by Freds withdrawal but understand the reasons why. This nation has become ‘entitled persons’ and we should give everything to all.
I am almost of the mind to wish Barack the Presidency….for a couple of reasons.
1). The ‘al sharpton’s, and Jesse Jacksons of the world would be out of business. Race issues would have to end because a black man reached the highest pinnacle in the United States.
2). Lack of experience and knowledge might finally wake up even the left side of the Democrats (hopeful wishing, of course), when this Nation goes absolutlely NOWHERE in 4 years. Interns are not welcome. Pie in the sky dreams for all is not welcome. Keeping the poor poor is not welcome.
REPUBLICANS are about incentive to be the best and produce.
DEMOCRATS are about non-incentives and keeping the people ‘down’ so as not disrupt our all-knowing elites in Washington.
Fred won’t be here in 2011 but maybe someone of his capability and gravitas may return to the scene. We can only hope.