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The Political Brief - July 2008

Fred Said

July 4th 2008 14:03
Here's a link to Fred Thompson's most recent speech. I had mixed emotions when reading it, and perhaps you will, too. On the one hand, it's a great speech! On the other hand, he's not in the running anymore...

If Fred, or Mike Huckabee or Duncan Hunter or Alan Keyes had been the nominee, this coming election would be a far different one for all of us. The voting would be done with wide smiles instead of gritted teeth.

Maybe we'll get really, really lucky and one of the aforementioned gentlemen will be on the ticket with John McCain. Any one of them would be fine with me!

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Comment by Lester Caudill

July 4th 2008 14:44


Round Politics
Hey S.L. I agree, Mike Huckabee, and Fred thompson were my two first choices. I don't think Alan Keyes got enough exposure from the media, I like his politics.

Comment by PopulistConservative

July 4th 2008 16:21


Angry Electorate
Fred and Duncan Hunter were my two top choices. Hunter was a long shot, but I thought Fred had a chance. He just never got the ball rolling, though. I was really disappointed when he dropped out.

Comment by S.L.

July 5th 2008 20:42


The Political Brief
Hi Lester and PopCon! Yep, we had some really good candidates... to begin with... There were just so many dems/libs that "crossed party lines" to vote for McCain, it was all but sewn up much too quickly. He won't be getting their votes in Nov. Seems like the libs/dems thought he was the easiest one to beat and made sure he wound up in their sights.

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