[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

Please ignore any comments that Fred might be carrying McCain’s water, or he wants to be his V.P. Its a bunch of hooey made up by Romney and Huckabee supporters.

In the 2000 Republican presidential primaries, Thompson initially backed former Tennessee Gov. Lamar Alexander, who eventually succeeded Thompson in the Senate two years later. When Alexander dropped out of the presidential race, Thompson endorsed Senator John McCain’s bid and became his national co-chairman. Both McCain and Thompson were contenders to be George W. Bush’s running mate in 2000.

[NavVet]

“Both McCain and Thompson were contenders to be George W. Bush’s running mate in 2000.”

1. Relevance to the price of tea in China?

2. Your proof. (As if you need any.)

[Sir Gawain]

Please ignore any comments that Fred might be carrying McCain’s water, or he wants to be his V.P. Its a bunch of hooey made up by Romney and Huckabee supporters.

Good call:

Fred hits McCain; Update: Fred hits McCain again
http://hotair.com/archives/2008/01/15/finally-fred-hits-mccain/

[Petronski]

Please ignore any comments that Fred might be carrying McCain’s water, or he wants to be his V.P. Its a bunch of hooey made up by Romney and Huckabee supporters.

As long as you quit posting that hooey, sure, they can be ignored.

Meanwhile, read this:

I understand those [the “stalking horse” accusations] are the Huckabee talking points now. I had several policy differences that I had with him when we were standing there, man to man, face to face. He didn’t answer any of them. Now, three days later he comes back with accusations like this, and that it’s all about process and doing somebody else’s work. The notion that I’ve been doing what I’ve been doing for the last several months, day and night, to be some kind of a stalking horse for somebody else is beyond ludicrous. --Freddie Thompson