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[SolidWood]

Give ‘em hell, Fred!

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

I will not support Fred no matter what. His bad character is showing. Fred moves to the bottom below Romney and Ron Paul.

[Mensius]

What say you Huck-a-Nuts?

[NeoCaveman]

Fred, that’s not the worst of it when it comes to Huckabee.

Who did Huck support in the last Arkansas Senate race?

It wasn’t Mr. Holt the Republican.

Blanche Lincoln and Harry Ried should be greatful.

[Honeybunch]

ping

[JoanVarga]

Thompson served up another helping.

More, please! Faster!

-Joan

[apocalypto]

Go, Fred!

[pissant]

Huck hit him where it hurt. Supporting liberal Howie over Reagan.

[Vision Thing]

HUCKABEE SUPPORTED DEMOCRATS

And democrats support huckabee.

They form quite a mutual admiration society.

[ejonesie22]

Hucakbee is the chosen one, chosen by the left to bring a European style “Christian Democracy” to our shores. The Democrats have been looking for an ally who can woo Christians with promises of social justice via tax dollars and yet still remain “Evangelical” and keep the moral code intact, at least until they are finished with them.

Huck is proving to be the perfect candidate for them. Who can argue with Socialist Republican in the Oval Office, after all, everything will be “bi partisan”

[Arcy]

I'm so tired of Fred Thompson attacking others Republicans in this race. During the debates when he is asked to share his PLAN for tax reform or health care or foreign policy or immigration, he instead uses practically all of his alloted time for a response to attack the other candidate's. It tells me that he is short on ideas and has no plan of his own.

It is also rather clear to any astute observer that Thompson was talked in to this race and the time spent by him thinking of creative solutions to the challenges we face amounts to little more than the thought a third grader gives to designing a paper airplane.

I hope he loses South Carolina so that the candidate pool can be reduced to those who actually want to be President and have REAL plans for America. Excuse me why I clear my throat.

[Fred]

No surprise here...

[G8 Diplomat]

I always thought “pro-life liberal” was an oxymoron until Huckabee came onto the stage.

[Khepri]

The Republican party needs to kick Huckabee to the curb in a way that leaves no doubt what we think if populism.

[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

Mike Huckabee would never have been successful in Arkansas as a hard-core conservative. Of course he worked with Democrats! Have you looked at the reality of Arkansas politics?

As a matter of fact, George W. Bush worked with Democrats in Texas and certainly has as President.

What Huckabee is saying is that Fred Thompson is as conciliatory with respect to politics as is Huckabee. That is, in fact, the nature of practical politics in a country so evenly divided between left and right.

An unbending arch-conservative will not be successful as President and Huckabee knows it just as George W. Bush does.

Huckabee is not a pure, hard-core conservative on all the issues which is exactly why he might be elected President.

Fred Thompson would not be as hard core a conservative running in the general election as most astute observers know

[SkyPilot]

From DU:

Guess who they know they can defeat?

Who’s The Biggest GOP Phony?

Notice - Fred Thompson is not in this montage?

They know he is the real threat that they cannot dismiss.

[yellowhammer]

I support Fred in his efforts to expose the Huckster fraud.

[ZULU]

Thompson should stop bashing the other candidates and remember what Ronald Reagan said about not speaking evil of any other Republican.

Instead, he should talk and debate as though he were debating Hillary or Obama - attack the Dems. Ignore what the other candidates are saying about him. They are like the sound of falling raindrops. He should sound like the voice of thunder against the Rats in Congress.

[citizen]

HAHAHAH! Give 'em hell, Fred!

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I'd rather be waterboarded than vote for McCain.

[linn37]

Now its getting dirty!!!