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Saturday, December 22. 2007

I like Fred

I'd vote for Fred with pleasure. I like him, I like his ads and I do keep those guys and gals in my prayers. (I do like plenty of the other guys too, though.) h/t, Insty

Posted by The Barrister in Politics at 15:28 | Comments (6) | Trackbacks (0)

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Fred is only true conservative Republican seeking nomination.

‘‘Administrators are people who leaders hire,’’ he said. ‘‘There is a difference between administration and leadership.’’

‘‘What you see is what you get. I dance to no man’s tune.’’

Fred Dalton Thompson, December 21, 2007

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http://fredfile.fred08.com/
#1 Leag on 2007-12-22 17:23 (Reply)
I like Fred's politics. But, I'm not convinced that his heart is truly in it. It's hard to imagine someone getting into a presidential race and not being motivated. Or perhaps it is that he isn't motivating me!
#2 DaveH on 2007-12-22 23:07 (Reply)
I'm leaning towards Fred. And this is a fine and timely ad. So let's hope that Fred comes through. It's really up to him.
#3 John Hetman on 2007-12-22 23:16 (Reply)
"Just remember...we don't raise our hands when we're told to, and we don't wear any hats, unless they're our own." Fred Dalton Thompson
#4 Leag on 2007-12-23 00:39 (Reply)
Yes, he's the only conservative in the race.
#5 Fred Beloit on 2007-12-23 12:20 (Reply)
Just do a little comparison between Hillary's Christmas (sorry, Holiday) ad and Fred's Christmas wish. He didn't have to say a thing yet his meaning was so very clear.
I'd vote for Fred.
#6 Jim on 2007-12-23 16:36 (Reply)

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