[Plutarch]

Briefs were filed by the parties involved and by numerous "friends of the court." One was from Fred Thompson, now out of the Senate, who paused to note that he was a co-sponsor of the law. Thompson's brief touted his committee's investigation and the committee's reports melodramatically concluding "that the twin loopholes of soft money and bogus issue advertising have virtually destroyed our campaign finance laws."

No laziness here, FDT was a dynamo of activity when it came to defending speech restrictions.

FDT Amicus Brief

[pissant]

He was all over education during his tenure as well. But that record is not one he’ll be bragging about.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1898585/posts

[ejonesie22]

Just for you due consideration.

Seems Fred has a little competition in his “zeal” for CFR....

http://www.spectator.org/blogger.asp?BlogID=8280

But I know, just minor details....