Posted on 11/16/2007 5:40:39 PM PST by WalterSkinner
RAMOS/COMPEAN Ping
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Where does Fred Thompson stand on the Ramos/Compean issue?
Both Laura and Duncan Hunter were spot on
Dana’s aid was also on and she too was great.
Duncan Hunter was wonderful. What a gracious, smart and articulate man. I just love him and Laura did great too.
Thank you! Hunter is so clear spoken. Thank you Laura Ingraham!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oIeUgUgEoA
Yes, she was, she knew he stuff.
I loved them all! I’m so glad they are still beating the drum and taking action.
Dana’s aide (Tara Setmayer) was terrific! She had all the facts at the tip of her tongue and got it all correct! Even Dana and Hunter have slipped a few times on the gory complicating details. This gal was sharp as a tack!
Yes, have heard her before, I hope some day she runs for office.
he=her...bedtime.
Good night all.
Sleep Well, America will not lose with a Hunter hunting our foes.
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Even more disturbing than Laura’s comments about it, is that it happened!
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/keyword?k=outtoshootmexicans
“Where does Fred Thompson stand on the Ramos/Compean issue?”
I remember Fred being asked about it a long time ago, and he said something about not knowing the details enough to comment. That he would have more information about it. So right now I don’t know his stand on the Ramos/Compean issue. I would like to know and I am sure many others would also.
I’m so completely disgusted with our government at this point my head is ready to explode.
Just tonight I caught a disturbing little blurb on FOX news. Apparently the pentagon is “surprised and alarmed” at the proportion of our military equipment being built by China.
Why was he suspended?
Oh my. Are they concerned about lead being in the paint?
The Pentagon is increasingly buying planes, weapons and military vehicles from private contractors that outsource the manufacturing to plants in China and elsewhere in Asia, the report said. But when questioned by the commission, defense officials admitted that they do not have the ability to track where the components of military equipment are made.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/15/AR2007111502120.html?hpid=sec-nation
Sweeeet.
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