Lawyers do love liberals..especially ones who can't decide on their positions without consulting polls and lawyers. Kind of reminds me of one William Jefferson Clinton. U.S. Army Retired |
Well, my support, all of my one vote, is now going to Romney. I think he’s our best shot.
Fred Thompson for Attorney General!
Could it be principle that are driving the Lawyers to Mitt? Nah, it’s the billable hours.
| Lawyers do love liberals..especially ones who can't decide on their positions without consulting polls and lawyers. Kind of reminds me of one William Jefferson Clinton. U.S. Army Retired |
Give Fred the VP slot, Mitt, or I’m staying home.
You need a southerner, and no, Arkansas doesn’t count.
Oh good, flocking lawyers! Just what we need!
someone here on FR posted there was a CNN crawl indicating Thompson was going to endorse Romney.
CAN ANYONE confirm this?
nothing on cnn.com or fnc or ap or reuters.
this would be a HOT story.
more relevant that crist’s mccain epiphany
“...a sizable segment of Thompson’s team of legal advisers quickly signed on...”
Yeah, well, they all did such a bang-up job running Fred’s campaign, didn’t they? If he’d had some competent people in charge of it he’d still be in the race, most likely out front. Romney (who I will not vote for) needs to watch out.
Ambulance chasers.
Pepperdine University, former Reagan counsel, sounds good to me. What this country needs is a reassembling of the Reagan team and new up and coming people from true conservative backgrounds. The team will have a big effect on Romney’s direction.
I’m one of them. I’m holding my nose as I do it, but he’s our best shot.
Lawyer jokes are dime-a-dozen. You've no doubt heard the one which asks the difference between a lawyer and a vulture?
Well apparently Mitt Romney hasn't.
At Tuesday's debate, the candidates were asked a hypothetical question about whether he would seek Congress's approval before taking action against Iran. Romney answered this way:
"You sit down with your attorneys and {have them} tell you what you have to do," Romney said, adding quickly "but obviously the president of the United States has to do what's in the best interest of the United States to protect us against a potential threat."
Given a second chance by moderator Chris Matthews, who asked whether President Bush needed the Congressional approval he received for the Iraq invasion, Romney again offered a legalistic answer.
"You know, we're going to let the lawyers sort out what he needed to do and what he didn't need to do," Romney said.
Saddens me.
Romney will be defeated by Hillary. McCain will not.
And I’m not necessarily a McCain person. I would much rather have had Fred.