[mission9]

It makes more sense to fight the AWB within the Republican Party, in a manner similar to the ousting of Mel Martinez, than to support a candidate that will not win in the general election. If you are thinking of supporting Thompson, please reconsider. Even on his best day campaigning, he looks worse than Bob Dole. Did you like campaigning for Bob Dole? What was it, about losing to a charismatic moderate Democrat that you enjoyed?

I may have you at a serious disadvantage. I have seen Fred T. campaign up close and in comparison to the other first tier. He is not impressive.

When the Clinton media machine gets amped up in the general election, they will run rings around Fred, just like John Glenn did in Senate hearings, but worse.

[LibLieSlayer]

You are welcome to your opinion. You might be interested to know that someone once tried to get me to abandon Reagan too. Bob Dole is still twice the man that rootie or mitt is... he was not a Presidential contender... but he was an honest American War Hero. Bob deserves far better treatment for what he has given to this nation that being used as a political punching bag. BTW, you are the fifth person in two days that has used that talking point... verbatim.

I will NEVER vote for rootie or mitt. You people refuse to listen to us... millions of us... and you do so KNOWING what I say is true. You guys try anger, threats, lies and now guilt. You talk as if this is my first rodeo too... man if you only knew. If the beast is elected... it will not be our fault. It's MY party too!

LLS

[LibLieSlayer]

I forgot this. Thought you might be interested in the last sentence.

www.rasmussenreports.com

This poll:
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_2008__1/2008_presidential_election/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

“Rudy Giuliani remains precariously atop the pack with support from 20% of Likely Republican Primary Voters nationwide. Fred Thompson is close behind at 19% while John McCain enjoys a second straight day in third place with 14% of the vote. Huckabee continues to gain ground and is just two points behind McCain at 12%. This is the first time all year that Huckabee has surpassed Mitt Romney. The former Massachusetts Governor slipped another point and he is now at just 11% nationally.”