Category Archives: Fred Thompson
Looks like we can be certain that Fred is out: I spoke to one of my Thompson sources. He’s still with his ailing mother. “He’s just being a good son.” He has not spoken to any other campaign or any … Continue reading
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Some updated info on Fred tonight. The MSM has been reporting all day that Fred was skipping the debate Thursday in Florida and was on his way to dropping out. Some nimrod, cough Carl Cameron at Fox (Fox! shocker there … Continue reading
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Ok, been some hours away from the tube and away from the puter to cool off and think about Fred’s third place finish. For those of you living under a rock he came away with close to 70,000 votes, 16%. … Continue reading
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You gotta love Fred, here he is talking about his method of dealing with earmarks and activist judges (you know, those who would ensure the Constitution really was a “living, breathing document”) Man: (Pause) I’m looking for a tall man … Continue reading
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The newest ad by Fred set to start running tomorrow in SC:
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Instapundit linked to the latest Pajama Media poll on the candidates and it’s no big shocker to see that most bloggers and/or blog readers support Fred: [singlepic=1,465,353,,] Just look at the updated list of bloggers and politico’s endorsing Fred Thompson … Continue reading
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I liked this answer from Fred when asked by a women if he, as a Christian, would continue Bush’s AID’s initiative: “Christ didn’t tell us to go to the government and pass a bill to get some of these social … Continue reading
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Heh! UPDATE Meanwhile in other Fred news Rasmussen has Fred in a statistical tie for second place in South Carolina: Over the past several days, the only real movement in South Carolina’s Republican Presidential Primary has been a four-point gain … Continue reading
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From Instapundit: THE NEW YORK TIMES reports that Fred Thompson is surging in South Carolina. And I just got an email from a journalist who says that crowds at Thompson events are suddenly over-capacity. Is it a tipping point for … Continue reading
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