Draft Fred Thompson -- Web Site Link
Lee K
FoxNews Sunday w/ Chris Wallace 3/11 Guest Senator Fred Thompson w/ a "Big
Announcement!"
Odette
wrote:
>http://draftfredthompson.com/
>
>FoxNews Sunday w/ Chris Wallace 3/11 Guest Senator Fred Thompson w/ a "Big
>Announcement!"
Never heard of him.
>
Lee K
"Odette" <Ode...@GournaysurMarne.fr> wrote in message
news:ho34v2h4bidt1cut0...@4ax.com...
Former Senator from Tennessee (had All Gore's old seat). Council to Sen.
Baker on the Watergate committee. Lead team in Justice Roberts confirmation
hearings.
Read Sordo's post down below under the caption: TV Star, Former Republican
Senator Fred Thompson Mulls '08 Presidential Bid for lots more details.
Islander
He was also a US Senator from Tennessee for 1 1/2 terms. Returned to
Law & Order before his last term was over. Perhaps he didn't feel that
Congress was a full time job!
No indication that he sponsored anything significant while he was in the
Senate.
"After two years in Washington, I often long for the realism and
sincerity of Hollywood." From a speech given by Thompson before the
Commonwealth Club of California.
Oh My Gawd! He is also a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise
Institute. Another neo conservative.
Yea, he is a good candidate! Wonder who the Republicans will drag out next!
George Z. Bush
He played the part of the District Attorney on the latest version of TV's Law &
Order.......that's what the country needs, another actor!! Actually, he got
elected in Tennessee because the voters thought he looked like a senator should
look. So now that he's been a senator, why not bigger and better things?
George Z.
Jose
He looks like what a president should look like.
George Z. Bush
"Jose" <joda...@giganews.com> wrote in message
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> George Z. Bush wrote:
>> Odette wrote:
>> He played the part of the District Attorney on the latest version of TV's Law
>> & Order.......that's what the country needs, another actor!! Actually, he
>> got elected in Tennessee because the voters thought he looked like a senator
>> should look. So now that he's been a senator, why not bigger and better
>> things?
>
> He looks like what a president should look like.
Come to think about it, he does resemble Hugo Chavez!
George Z.
Odette
wrote:
What should a president look like? An elderly white male?
Thumper
wrote:
>We've already dragged out Rudy Giuliani. He's all we need.
>
If he had any competition he would be done by now.
Thumper
>Giuliani leads GOP pack, doing it his way
>Despite liberal leanings and family turmoil, he's the party's
>hands-down front-runner, for now.
>http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-giuliani9mar09,0,4791211.story?coll=la-home-headlines
>
>
>"Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Arizona Senator John
>McCain, both Republicans, lead Democratic Senators Hillary Clinton and
>Barack Obama in a new poll gauging 2008 presidential preferences."
>http://www.amny.com/news/nationworld/nation/ny-uspoll0310,0,4045181.story?coll=ny-islanders-print
>
>
>"It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of what he was never reasoned into."
>Jonathan Swift
Thumper
wrote:
Republicans think so.
Thumper
Florida
wrote:
> "Jose" <jodays...@giganews.com> wrote in message
:^) You know, I think we'all are on to something here, a way to
escape two years of mental indigestion listening to a whole lot of
earnest wimpy hopefulness (Dems) and hatemongering faux-patriotic
disinfo (Gops). How about just having the various factions post
glamor shots of their prize candidate everywhere, with the name in big
simple letters, and spare us the blotivating.
This would work because: 1) Everybody knows exactly what a
president looks like, 2) nobody knows what an effective president acts
like until they see (or don't see) it, and 3) because most people* can
see better than they can think.
* Please note that I very charitably did not say "most men".
For normal citizens the saving in time, attention, and aggrievation
would be phenomenal. For elected officials, the savings in total pre-
election effort might mean that they'd be able to squeeze in some time
between visits to the spa to do the work of governance for which they
were elected.
>
> George Z.
Florida
Ok, y'all get Fred and we'all get Martin Sheen. That'll work.
George Z. Bush
Ubetcha.....and ours even has experience on the job!
(^+^)))))))))
George Z.
marib
That will make him appealing to Chavez followers on the left.
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George Z. Bush
> George Z. Bush wrote:
>> "Jose" <joda...@giganews.com> wrote in message
>> news:jb6dnfdmCOmRoW_Y...@comcast.com...
>>> George Z. Bush wrote:
>>>> Odette wrote:
>>
>>>> He played the part of the District Attorney on the latest version of TV's
>>>> Law & Order.......that's what the country needs, another actor!! Actually,
>>>> he got elected in Tennessee because the voters thought he looked
>>>> like a senator should look. So now that he's been a senator, why not
>>>> bigger and better things?
>>> He looks like what a president should look like.
>>
>> Come to think about it, he does resemble Hugo Chavez!
>
Not the point....I mentioned Chavez only to make the point that presidents don't
all look like Dubya, and that was in response to a comment about Fred Thompson
looking like a president.
Let's not get carried away with something meant only to be fun and games. It
was a joke, son.
George Z.