I think that Gulianni has to many negatives and alot of conservatives will stay home...Romney campaigns as a conservative but his record as a Gov. leaves some room for error. Hunter and Tanc...I support them, I’ve sent them some campaign contributions but they just don’t seem to be connecting with the masses.
I think Fred can win the support of the conservatives AND pull in alot of the Independants, not to mention the Dems who want a president Hillaryas much as we do. The folks who have voted ‘D’ in the past (I would call them ‘moderates’ they are no where near the Move-On types)that I work with say that they are actually looking at Fred as well. I guess they could have been Reagan-Democrats in the past.
I think Fred can do alot to unite this country, that’s why I posted what I posted.
Ann Coulter and Michelle Malkin are disappointed in Fred Thompson’s senate record. I think Thompson won his senate campaign in Tennessee with a conservative platform, so he could have been more conservative than he was.
How do you explain campaign finance reform (it was almost called McCain-Feingold-Thompson) and his involvement with the Council on Foreign Relations?
Romney represented a state that has a higher percentage of liberals than conservatives. When he campaigned in MA, he must have promised them that he would keep their abortion policies as the status quo. It’s tougher to be a conservative in a more liberal state compared to a more conservative state, in which Tennessee tends to be.
I find it really tough to support any of the “front-runners.”
The only candidates I trust to actually do something about illegal alien invasions are Hunter and Tancredo. Of the two, I consider Hunter to be the better candidate.