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jrich4rpaul
01-22-2008, 02:54 AM
With Fred dropping out of the race, Fredheads need an alternative. And they are certainly welcome here.

Fred Thompson on the issues: http://www.fred08.com/Principles/PrinciplesSummary.aspx?View=OnTheIssues

Ron Paul on the issues: http://www.ronpaul2008.com/issues

The two share the same "smaller government" platform. Please take the time to get to know Ron Paul a little better.

pacelli
01-22-2008, 02:56 AM
All Fredheads are welcome to join the Ron Paul community. We welcome you with opened arms!

TER
01-22-2008, 02:58 AM
We know you want a better America and so do we.

liberty_Forever
01-22-2008, 03:00 AM
Both Ron Paul supporters and Fred Thompson supporters are VERY pro-2nd Amendment.

ddoggphx
01-22-2008, 03:04 AM
To be honest, I'm sad that Fred left the campaign. I was hoping he would have got more attention and that if Ron didn't make it, I'd have Fred as a backup candidate. He really is more of a small government kind of guy...I don't agree with him on a couple of issues.

I can't vote for McCain, Rudy or Huck. Doubtful I could ever vote for Mitt. Fred was my second choice.

I sure hope that Ron is Fred's fans' second choice. Based on their platforms, he should be.

nodope0695
01-22-2008, 03:06 AM
Bump for freedom

Lars
01-22-2008, 03:46 AM
Wellcome Fred supporters!

Kludge
01-22-2008, 03:58 AM
Let's go, let's go. We need a universal Fred Thompson conversion email. I'll get started on one tonight if no one else volunteers.

Gimme Some Truth
01-22-2008, 05:03 AM
The fact that I've never said anything negative about Fred Thompson shows that I see him as being closer to Ron Paul than he is to Rudy, Mitt , McCain and Huckabee.

Fred is a domestic conservative at heart. The problem he would have had tho is his foreign policy would have made it impossible to have a true conservative domestic policy.

I'd love to see "Fredheads" join us in the fight for true conservatism :)

ddoggphx
01-22-2008, 05:05 AM
The fact that I've never said anything negative about Fred Thompson shows that I see him as being closer to Ron Paul than he is to Rudy, Mitt , McCain and Huckabee.

Fred is a domestic conservative at heart. The problem he would have had tho is his foreign policy would have made it impossible to have a true conservative domestic policy.

I'd love to see "Fredheads" join us in the fight for true conservatism :)

qft

jemartinsen81
01-22-2008, 05:08 AM
I leaned back and forth between Thompson and Paul numerous times myself, before settling on Paul. I greatly respect Fred Thompson, and will be missing him in the presidential debates.

jrich4rpaul
01-22-2008, 05:09 AM
Thompson did do a good job attacking Huckabee at the last debate.

But Ron Paul did win the debate overall :)

deedles
01-22-2008, 05:13 AM
When did he drop out? Did I miss something?

jemartinsen81
01-22-2008, 05:17 AM
When did he drop out? Did I miss something?

Hm actually, it hasn't been decided just yet.


As we have previously reported Fred Thomspon is in Tennessee visiting his 90 plus year old mother who is recovering from an illness

There will be no decisions today as Thompson mulls whether to carry on his bid for the presidency but he is expected to say something definitive tomorrow, probably first thing in the morning.

While no one in the campaign will be surprised if he withdraws they have no idea which way he will go and they do have some money if he should decide to continue.

jrich4rpaul
01-22-2008, 05:20 AM
When did he drop out? Did I miss something?

http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/1200908019284070.xml&coll=2

PaultheSaint
01-22-2008, 07:01 AM
His supporters should write him and try to sway him in to officially endorse Paul.

Welcome Fredheads :)

PaultheSaint
01-22-2008, 07:51 AM
bump, anyone inviting these guys over here to have a look?

Who's our forum ambassador?:D

newmedia4ron
01-22-2008, 01:27 PM
fred done official
start the recruiting

fuzzybekool
01-22-2008, 01:39 PM
Fred was the most I liked after Ron Paul. We share alot of good ideas and we need to welcome all Fred Thompson supporters here.

ARealConservative
01-22-2008, 01:46 PM
Fred Thompson is the only other candidate that even talks about returning power to the states.

Foreign Policy was the big difference, and considering Vietnam, Korea, and Now Iraq could of easily stumped for an actual declaration of war, Thompson's talk of obeying the constitution was likely just talk.

Not once did he question the authorization of force. If the GOP would of held out for an actual war resolution, the republicans would be in much better shape in this election.

JustBcuz
01-22-2008, 01:46 PM
Fred was the most I liked after Ron Paul. We share alot of good ideas and we need to welcome all Fred Thompson supporters here.

Agreed. Fred was my '2nd choice' if you will.

I do hope everything turns out OK with his mother.

Welcome FredHeads! We here at RPF also love gun rights, smaller government, lower taxes, & most of all AMERICA!!

Shink
01-22-2008, 01:52 PM
Scour Facebook and Myspace for FT groups.

DXDoug
01-22-2008, 01:55 PM
Freds Out, now to tell my DAD!

haha the only one to vote for now is Ron Paul!!!

:D :D :D :D ;)

JenaS62
01-22-2008, 01:56 PM
Yes Thompson was on my list of backup candidates as well. I liked that he was different.

BeFranklin
01-22-2008, 01:59 PM
Could sent them letter signed by all the members that considered Fred their second candidate

hawks4ronpaul
01-22-2008, 02:00 PM
There are multiple Thompson threads so I will repost this bit because this information might help to welcome Thompson supporters.

I will say this for Thompson: In the Fox debate without RP, Thompson actually dared to talk about reforming Social Security, and he actually mentioned reversing the huge mistake made decades ago that indexed the PRE-retirement "implicit rate of return" to wages rather than inflation (making SS unsustainable).

Not only was it an RP-like detail that cut to the heart of the entitlement problem, but the Fox moderator obviously had no idea what Thompson was talking about no matter how many times Thompson tried to re-explain it.


http://hawks4ronpaul.blogspot.com/

hillertexas
01-22-2008, 02:00 PM
Let's go, let's go. We need a universal Fred Thompson conversion email. I'll get started on one tonight if no one else volunteers.

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?p=1041364#post1041364

tamor
01-22-2008, 02:03 PM
Many think Thompson's voters will go to McCain -- maybe we should post the "vets against McCain" videos on their forums -- is this a good or bad idea?

hawks4ronpaul
01-22-2008, 02:05 PM
Many think Thompson's voters will go to McCain -- maybe we should post the "vets against McCain" videos on their forums -- is this a good or bad idea?

Find any McCain attacks on Thompson.

hillertexas
01-22-2008, 02:06 PM
With Fred soon to be out of the election, I think Fredheads need an alternative! And they are certainly welcome here.

Fred Thompson on the issues: http://www.fred08.com/Principles/PrinciplesSummary.aspx?View=OnTheIssues

Ron Paul on the issues: http://www.ronpaul2008.com/issues

The two share the same "smaller government" platform. Please take the time to get to know Ron Paul a little better.

Just in case they take down the Fred Thompson website, here is the text of "Fred Thompson on the issues"

National Security
The first responsibility of government is to protect the American people, the homeland, and our way of life. Today we face the urgent threat of radical Islamic terrorists. Al Qaeda is committed to attacking us here at home, and wants to use weapons of mass destruction (WMD) to kill millions. We must never give them that opportunity. We must defeat the terrorists abroad, and that begins in Iraq and Afghanistan—the central fronts in this global war. We must show the world we have the will to fight and win. A weakened America - or an America that appears weaker - will only encourage further attacks. We must persevere. As Commander-in-Chief, the president must ensure the United States has the means to achieve victory. Presidential leadership requires talking to the American people about these stakes, mapping out a clear vision for success, and devising a comprehensive strategy for achieving it. I am committed to:

A larger, more capable, and more modern military that can defeat terrorists, deter adversaries, and defend the U.S. and our interests.
A missile defense system that can protect the U.S. and our allies from long-range ballistic missiles.
An enhanced intelligence community, with robust human-intelligence capabilities, focused on terrorism and proliferation.
A robust approach to homeland security that will protect our nation from terrorists and WMD, regardless of where they come from.
A strengthened system of global alliances to better combat terrorists, proliferators, and traditional threats to our interests.
A judicial system that deals with the realities of terrorists and unlawful enemy combatants.

Federal Budget and Spending/Budgetary Reform
In a few short years—not a generation from now—a fiscal tsunami that could imperil our security and economic prosperity will hit our nation and place an unfair burden of debt on our children and grandchildren. The tens of trillions of dollars in debt that will be accumulated over the next few decades will do immense harm to our economy. This burden is now estimated at $170,000 per person and $440,000 per family. Time is running out to address this looming crisis. We need market-based approaches to reform that guarantee benefits for those who need them and embrace personal responsibility and cost-effectiveness without raising taxes. Given the scope and urgency of this problem, and the burden it will place on our children, reform is not only an economic necessity, it is a moral imperative that requires action now. I am committed to:

Opening the government’s fiscal books on this looming crisis for all to see and understand.
Working with individuals of all political persuasions to develop a comprehensive solution to the pending fiscal crisis.
Leading and making the hard choices necessary, to include cutting wasteful government spending, to safeguard our security, promote our prosperity, and protect our children and grandchildren from fiscal calamity.

Tax Reform
The U.S. tax code is broken and a burden on U.S. taxpayers and businesses, large and small. Today’s tax code is particularly hostile to savings and investment, and it shows. To make matters worse, its complexity is a drag on our productivity and economic growth. Moreover, taxpayers spend billions of dollars and untold hours each year filling out complicated tax returns, just so they can send more money to Washington, much of it for wasteful programs and the pet projects of special interests. We need lower taxes, and we need to let taxpayers keep more of their hard-earned dollars—they know best where and how to spend them. And we need to make the system simpler and fairer for all. To ensure America’s long term prosperity and economic security, I am committed to:

Fundamental tax reform built on the principles of simplicity, fairness, and growth.
A new tax code that gets the government out of our citizens’ pocketbooks, while enhancing U.S. competitiveness abroad.
Dissolution of the IRS as we know it.

Healthcare
Americans have the best healthcare in the world. Some, however, choose not be insured; others cannot afford it. Every American should be able to get health insurance coverage that is affordable, fully accessible, and portable. Coverage should meet their individual needs and put them in control. Those who propose a one-size-fits-all Washington-controlled program ignore the cost, inefficiency, and inadequate care that such a system offers. Access to affordable, portable health care can be made available for all Americans without imposing new mandates or raising taxes. Current government programs must also be streamlined and improved so that those who truly need help can get the health care they need. I am committed to a healthcare system that:

Realigns programs and creates a system around individual consumers and patients by providing more information and more opportunities to choose affordable health care options that best meet their needs and those of their families.
Improves the individual health of all Americans by shifting to a system that promotes cost-effective prevention, chronic-care management, and personal responsibility
Modernizes delivery and administration of care by encouraging the widespread use of clinical best practices, medical information technology, and other innovations.
Increases competition and consumer choice while streamlining regulations through free-market solutions that benefit individuals and reduce costs for employers.
Promotes and speeds medical research and life-sciences innovation.

Government Effectiveness
Our government is outdated, inefficient, and wasteful. It is often unable to perform even the most basic tasks our citizens expect. It is no longer enough just to want limited government; the American people deserve more effective government. Given today’s challenges, we cannot afford—and shouldn’t accept—anything less than a nimble, effective, and efficient government that is able to focus its resources on the important issues facing our country. It must be able act on behalf of the American people and our national interests in a timely manner. The key to competent government is strong, committed leadership from the top. The key to good government is good people who are well-managed and put the national interest first. I am committed to:

Attracting and rewarding the best Americans to serve in government and ensuring they have the authority and resources needed to get the job done.
Fixing government accounting so tax dollars are properly spent and the American people know exactly what they are being spent on.
Improving government performance by making agencies accountable for accomplishing their missions on time and within budget.
Ensuring information technology systems are secure and that they give our government the capacity and effectiveness to get the job done.

Building Strong Families
Strong families are the bedrock of our nation and our culture. They are built around the sanctity of life and the institution of marriage, which is the union of a man and a woman. To counter coarseness in today’s culture that oftentimes victimizes our children and undermines the traditional values parents want to instill, we must not only protect but strengthen the institutions of family and marriage. I am committed to:

Using the Presidency to encourage policies that promote a culture of life, strengthen the institution of marriage and traditional families, and advance freedom of religion.
Returning authority to the levels of government closest to families and communities—the states—and then protecting states from further intrusion by the federal government, the judiciary, and other states.
Combating the spread of obscenity over TV and other media by making sure parents can better exercise their responsibilities.

Immigration
The United States is a nation of immigrants. Throughout our history, legal immigrants have brought energy, ideas, strength, and diversity to our country, our economy, and our culture. This must continue. But in the post-9/11 world, immigration is more of a national security issue. A government that cannot secure its borders and determine who may enter and who may not, abrogates a fundamental responsibility. I am committed to:

Securing our borders and enforcing immigration laws. Amnesty is not an option and the toleration of “sanctuary cities” must end.
Reviewing our immigration laws and policies to ensure they advance our national interests.
Uniting Americans by welcoming legal immigrants willing to learn English, assimilate into our communities, and become productive citizens.

Education
A well-educated citizenry is vital to our security, our economy, and our democracy. Despite the tens of billions of dollars spent on education by Washington each year, and the hundreds of federal education programs now in place, our children are still falling behind, particularly in subjects crucial to the global economy in which we live. At a time when America is behind other developed countries in education excellence, the federal role in education is too intrusive and too bureaucratic, and has become part of the problem. State and local governments are closest to the parents, the kids, and the schools, and best situated to implement changes and innovations that best educate children. I am committed to:

Giving parents more choices in education and schools less bureaucracy.
Reviewing federal programs for cost-effectiveness, reducing federal mandates, returning education money to the states, and empowering parents by promoting voucher programs, charter schools, and other innovations that enhance education excellence through competition and choice.
Encouraging students and teachers to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math—fields that are crucial to our security, competitiveness, and prosperity.
Promoting transparency to assess performance, promote accountability, and share innovations in education at all levels.

Appointing Judges Faithful To Our Constitution
Activist judges across the country seem intent on legislating from the bench to promote a culture of abortion, redefine marriage, and undermine families—in effect re-shaping the values of our entire society without the consent of the people. We need judges who recognize their role in our democracy is to interpret, not make, the law. I am committed to:

Appointing strict constructionist judges who will interpret the law, not impose their views on us by legislating from the bench.

Energy Security
The energy challenges our nation faces today are real and significant. Our dependence on foreign sources of oil threatens our national security and puts our economic prosperity at risk. America must rise to the challenge and take the steps necessary to become more energy independent before this becomes a crisis. No one solution will solve the energy challenges we face; all ideas must be on the table. Greater energy security will enhance our ability to pursue our foreign policy and national security objectives. Increasing our energy independence and investing in alternative energy sources will also produce a healthier environment. And while we don’t know for certain how or why climate change is occurring, it makes sense to take reasonable steps to reduce CO2 emissions without harming our economy. Overall, I am committed to:

A balanced approach to energy security that increases domestic supplies, reduces demand for oil and gas, and promotes alternative fuels and other diverse energy sources.
Investing in renewable and alternative fuels to promote greater energy independence and a cleaner environment.
An energy policy that invests in the advanced technologies of tomorrow and places more emphasis on conservation and energy efficiency.
Conducting research and development into technologies that improve the environment, especially the reduction of CO2 emissions.

Second Amendment
I strongly support the Second Amendment of the Constitution, which protects an individual’s right to keep and bear arms. Gun control is touted as a major crime-control measure. But some of the places with the strictest gun-control laws also have high violent-crime rates. Disarming law-abiding citizens does not prevent crime. The answer to violent crime is smart, effective, and aggressive law enforcement. The real effect of these gun-control measures is to place onerous restrictions on law-abiding citizens who use firearms for such legal activities as self-defense, sport-shooting, hunting, and collecting. I am committed to:

Strictly enforcing existing laws and severely punishing violent criminals.
Protecting the rights individual Americans enjoy under the Second Amendment.

jmdrake
01-22-2008, 02:17 PM
My neighbor is a Fred supporter. Months ago I gave him a liberty card and he had to admit that he agreed with "98 percent of what Ron Paul stands for." (The war was the 2 percent). That said, anyone who thinks they are going to win over Fred Thompson supporters with "welcome threads" on a Ron Paul forum is kidding himself. And if Fred Thompson was REALLY your second choice then great. But I'm not sure how anyone can call Mr. CFR on again off again lobbyist "small government". Hey, I'd like to see Giuliani drop out and I'd be happy to get his voters (haven't run into any yet) but I'm not going to say something positive about Rudy that I don't believe. Fred's record on gun control seems to be a positive. His feigned ignorance of the NAU doesn't give me the warm fuzzies.

Anyhow, this isn't something that's going to be accomplished on a web forum. If you know someone who's undecided, former Fred supporter or otherwise PLEASE DO NOT SEND THEM HERE! Send them to RonPaul2008.com to learn about the good doctor himself. This forum is for grassroots people so we can kick around ideas and then go out in the "real world" and DO something.

Regards,

John M. Drake

Cleaner44
01-22-2008, 02:19 PM
Most Fred Heads are real conservatives and not Neocons and once they take the time to read up on Ron Paul we will be stronger. A real conservative Republican like Ron Paul can beat the Democrats.

SovereignMN
01-22-2008, 02:24 PM
Freds Out, now to tell my DAD!

haha the only one to vote for now is Ron Paul!!!

:D :D :D :D ;)

Already sent the invitation to my mom, dad and sister...who were all Fred Thompson supporters. Ron Paul will fight for their issues.

MikeStanart
01-22-2008, 02:52 PM
Ack, i'm really going to miss Fred in the debates.

He really pointed out flaws in the other candidates.

I loved him for that!

Elwar
01-22-2008, 02:55 PM
Ron Paul walks the walk of what Fred Thompson talked during his campaign.

Mortikhi
01-22-2008, 02:58 PM
Sweet. I go to lunch and return to this juicy desert.

Thanks Fred. I'm going to rent The Hunt for Red October in your honor

colin1
01-22-2008, 03:07 PM
"I'm a politician, which means I'm a liar and a cheat. When I'm not kissing babies, I'm stealing their lollipops"...presidential aide from The Hunt for Red October :)

I agree, I think that if a lot of the genuine conservatives who were supporting Fred would take a long hard look at RP's record, he's would be their natural next choice

DahuiHeeNalu
01-22-2008, 03:38 PM
I liked Fred to and as far as my views on a political quiz he was in my top 3 candidates although i was already sticking with Dr. Paul atleast i had back ups :) but i will do whatever it takes to get Dr. Paul in the White House! Welcome Fredheads much Aloha

JoeyA
01-22-2008, 04:51 PM
What`s funny is I had a really hard time realistically bad mouthing Mr. Thompson.Sure I did it,but only because he was competition.His membership with the CFR and the Iraq war was the big flaws with him.I may have possibly been willing to have secretly voted for him if he would have won the nomination.

Tidewise
01-22-2008, 05:35 PM
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8UB4MVG0&show_article=1

That's good. Now Dr. Paul won't have to waste valuable debate time explaining basic economics to an actor.

jrich4rpaul
01-22-2008, 05:52 PM
Ron Paul supporters + Fred Thompson supporters = enough to win and beat Hillary

redsrule2500
01-22-2008, 05:55 PM
To be honest, I'm sad that Fred left the campaign. I was hoping he would have got more attention and that if Ron didn't make it, I'd have Fred as a backup candidate. He really is more of a small government kind of guy...I don't agree with him on a couple of issues.

I can't vote for McCain, Rudy or Huck. Doubtful I could ever vote for Mitt. Fred was my second choice.

I sure hope that Ron is Fred's fans' second choice. Based on their platforms, he should be.

I'm right there with you.

Hopefully most Fred supporters can go over to the true conservative voice in ron paul.

priest_of_syrinx
01-22-2008, 06:09 PM
Fred was my #2 guy as well. I just disagree with him mainly on foreign policy. His domestic policies are great, though.

Fredheads welcome!

scrosnoe
01-22-2008, 06:53 PM
Fred was my #2 choice and has some really wonderful leaders in his camp. We would be honored to have them join us and help us take this thing on in. We welcome you and value your input here.

Blessings,
Sandie
formerly Texas (now Oklahoma)

(wanting Denise McNamara TX-RNC here with us! Please invite her if you know her! / I already have!!)

Shink
01-22-2008, 07:56 PM
Is this Tancredo Echo Chamber Part II?

hillertexas
01-22-2008, 08:15 PM
bump

Knightskye
01-22-2008, 08:51 PM
Is this Tancredo Echo Chamber Part II?

Tancredo was just scary.

jkaufmann
01-22-2008, 09:04 PM
There is no current republican candidate running that will endorse RP when he drops out. Most have attacked RP; not only on issues but for someone to step on.

The majority of each candidate's supporters, while if cornered by their Mother, might admit to liking many of Pauls positions (except foreign policy) and admire his ideology for Fiscal Conservatism, they will not publicly touch him.

On a second note, just about every Paul supporter I know said they are going to write Paul in. They will not throw their support behind a different Republican candidate. Most serious political pundits in the republican sphere know this as well. They will seek to mend relations on a personel level; I have already seen some of this. I find this absolutely disgusting for them to think that they could possibly come in and tap into the great support of Paul's supporters (For our great money raising specificaly, and 7-10% of the voting block second) while not passing one iota of respect our way.

Do not let yourself be tricked to even thinking that any of the contemporary conservatives in the main sphere will even glance at Paul or his supporters except for a laugh.

Remember this. I suggest you leave all other forums alone. Spread the message. If someone comes over, great. If not, I have no concern.

Our strength lies in our ability to maintain the message. They have not given any Paul supporter, or Paul himself, one ounce of respect. I do maintain that we should give others respect, but do not offer quarter.

I have a saying, and it is this: "Some times you have to let things fail for something to change". Change only happens in failure. If no Paul, then No Republican presidency. That is our secondary message. The Republican party has to fail in its current existence. The Fiscaly conservative, traditionaly conservative, and libertarian base of the republican party will not be ignored any longer.

Capiche?

Dan D.
01-22-2008, 10:02 PM
What`s funny is I had a really hard time realistically bad mouthing Mr. Thompson.Sure I did it,but only because he was competition.His membership with the CFR and the Iraq war was the big flaws with him.I may have possibly been willing to have secretly voted for him if he would have won the nomination.
Wrong CFR. Thompson's problem was that he helped write McCain-Fiengold, not that he was a member of some organization.

Shink
01-22-2008, 10:29 PM
Tancredo was just scary.

That's what he was aiming for with his last campaign advertisement.:D But yeah, this is going the way of the 'Welcome Tancredo Supporters' threads. I think maybe 20 out of the 1000 worldwide Fred supporters are researching Ron right now, but I'd be amazed if one out the twenty came here.

tamor
01-22-2008, 10:36 PM
bump

gregl26
01-22-2008, 11:27 PM
There is no current republican candidate running that will endorse RP when he drops out. Most have attacked RP; not only on issues but for someone to step on.

The majority of each candidate's supporters, while if cornered by their Mother, might admit to liking many of Pauls positions (except foreign policy) and admire his ideology for Fiscal Conservatism, they will not publicly touch him.

On a second note, just about every Paul supporter I know said they are going to write Paul in. They will not throw their support behind a different Republican candidate. Most serious political pundits in the republican sphere know this as well. They will seek to mend relations on a personel level; I have already seen some of this. I find this absolutely disgusting for them to think that they could possibly come in and tap into the great support of Paul's supporters (For our great money raising specificaly, and 7-10% of the voting block second) while not passing one iota of respect our way.

Do not let yourself be tricked to even thinking that any of the contemporary conservatives in the main sphere will even glance at Paul or his supporters except for a laugh.

Remember this. I suggest you leave all other forums alone. Spread the message. If someone comes over, great. If not, I have no concern.

Our strength lies in our ability to maintain the message. They have not given any Paul supporter, or Paul himself, one ounce of respect. I do maintain that we should give others respect, but do not offer quarter.

I have a saying, and it is this: "Some times you have to let things fail for something to change". Change only happens in failure. If no Paul, then No Republican presidency. That is our secondary message. The Republican party has to fail in its current existence. The Fiscaly conservative, traditionaly conservative, and libertarian base of the republican party will not be ignored any longer.

Capiche?

yep I would love to have any and every person vote for RP but while I was just snooping for the 1st time on Fred's forum I got the feeling that fredheads HATE Dr. Paul. So welcome if you are one of the few who do not, but we must do this on our own. It is Ron Paul or death! Live free or die! This may be the last time we EVER see a true conservative run for president again. Fight for liberty as hard as you can

angelatc
01-22-2008, 11:29 PM
Let's go, let's go. We need a universal Fred Thompson conversion email. I'll get started on one tonight if no one else volunteers.

Let them grieve for a couple days. Sheesh.

JoeyA
01-22-2008, 11:59 PM
Wrong CFR. Thompson's problem was that he helped write McCain-Fiengold, not that he was a member of some organization.

You are right.Forgot all about that one.:o

Feelgood
01-23-2008, 01:13 AM
The fact that I've never said anything negative about Fred Thompson shows that I see him as being closer to Ron Paul than he is to Rudy, Mitt , McCain and Huckabee.

Fred is a domestic conservative at heart. The problem he would have had tho is his foreign policy would have made it impossible to have a true conservative domestic policy.

I'd love to see "Fredheads" join us in the fight for true conservatism :)

Umm Fred = CFR member and ex-lobbyist. How can you possibly compare the two? Do you really know Fred or was this just some sort of a parody post???