Comments on: Fred Thompson for President?

By: Col. Mike

Col. Mike — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 23:28:16 +0000

A clear voice? A voice of conviction? Unlike what we are hearing today from mamby-bamby RINO’s hiding under wolf skins. The present group of RINOS’S ARE FAR TOO worried what the various voting blocs would or could do if they tell the truth about how they truly feel, about our social ills, and the WAR. I want victory over terror, I don’t want bombs going off in our shopping centers or schools. I want victory. I don’t give a hoot if our winning hurts the feelings of our weak kneened NATO chums. France perhaps, Germany, the Swiss? I want a conservative running the country. Welcome Fred I vote for you.And so will my entire family.

By: Don

Don — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 19:15:39 +0000

Matt, I hope your right. I’d vote for him too!

By: Matt

Matt — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 15:33:22 +0000

It’s not too late, and my guess is Thompson understands this. By using the internet, a candidate can raise gobs of money in a very short time. I’d vote for Thompson in a heartbeat.

By: Don

Don — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 17:29:18 +0000

To D. Taylor Benton: I agree with you 100%. I hope he does run but I think it will be late in the game. I hope I am wrong but the money may not be there the later he waits.

By: D. Taylor Benton

D. Taylor Benton — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 12:37:49 +0000

I love what I heard from Hugh Hewitt the other day on the radio in addressing the lack of a “true conservative” that is electable. He said that we should not turn into the democrats and vote based on whom we think will win. We should vote based on our convictions. I see and hear many Evanâ€™s settling for Rudy, Romney, or McCain. In my humble opinion, ALL three do NOT have the same interests or view of any serious evangelical. If we think Rudy is going to set his views aside and represent the party, we are kidding ourselves, thatâ€™s like Hillary coming out as she has and tried to look more moderate…laughable….
I Heard Mr. Thompson on the radio and he speaks like a normal person and is not afraid of stating his views plainly, not jockeying every word to make sure it his all demographics and interests. He says what he is thinking and I like that. Not to mention his views are good so far.
Again in my opinion, He is the first glimmer of hope for conservatives so far this election cycle and he has the presence and the ability to state his views plainly which is definitely a breath of fresh air in the current political atmosphere.

By: Don

Don — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 10:11:51 +0000

Denny, I heard him on talk radio twice this week and heard his sound bites from the Sunday TV shows. I like what he has to say, clear on issues, conservative views. I think he is waiting for a ground swell of GOPers to pull him into the race. I fear he will get into it too late and without the fund raising to compete. The way the process is going he should declare now. According to New Max it’s Rudy’s to lose now. I’m not a Rudy fan but compared to the other side there is no choice. Maybe a Fred Thompson would be a great VP for a Rudy run. As Mr. Thompson said the conservative base is looking for the next Ronald Reagan and there will only be one. Right now he sounds a lot like the great R. Reagan.