What Happened to FredThompsonForum.com?

[The Lantern]

Does anyone know what happened to FredThompsonForum.com? I really hope someone archived it. The FredThompsonForum was a part of election history.

[Banana]

FWIW, you could look into Google's cache....

[AdamT]

I was wondering that myself. I literally found myself crying in laughter many many times.

[A Ron Paul Rebel]

we really should have (still can) had a strategy
ready to help get those votes!

[CurtisLow]

http://fredheads.com/index.php?board=7.0

[cheese]

archive.org is your friend

[ronpaulhawaii]

http://fredheads.com/index.php?board=7.0

Interesting post in there



From the very beginning a golden ladder is set before John McCain III. But we see, that personal ambition alone does not a golden achiever make.

John McCain graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1958. Out of a total class size of 900, he graduated with a Class Ranking of 895. Five up from the very bottom of the barrel. Out of those 900 men, 894 of them were considered smarter than John McCain III.

Did John McCain heroically hit the books, and strive to be an example among his classmates, an example that would do his father and grandfather proud? No. I understand that this question would not be valid for anyone attending the University of California at Berkeley for example. But here we are talking about the U.S. Naval Academy, a very specialized institution, where they are training men and women not just to become warriors at sea, but training them to become the officers who lead men into battle at sea. Did he inspire his fellows to high achievement? No. Did he provide an example that his commanding officers thought laudable and constructive to the mission of the U.S. Navy? No. They left their judgment on the record, according to their evaluation of 4 years of direct experience. They gave him a class ranking of 895 out of 900. Therefore, we have the first empirical judgment of the U.S. Navy. John McCain is no hero.



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