Sorry. Fred mania has yet to sweep me off my feet. LOL
Sorry. Fred mania has yet to sweep me off my feet.
Me too.
It is the repeat of the Bush bots. These folks are not looking before one leaps. Maybe they will buy a bridge I have for sale.
There are so many sheep out there. It is mind boggling. These folks are not using their brain if they have one.
One must study the situation before leaping.
For the record, I am not a McRudyRom.
Mc is nuts.
Rudy is a leftist.
Rom is too slick.
And oh yes I am not impressed and do not like Freds list of friends.
There are others I am looking at right now.
I know I will be slapped around by the Thompson bots (robots), but dont wait for a reply from me.
it’s fine not to be a fredophile, but sniping at the opposing candidates doesn’t do much to boost them. i am a fredfan but i don’t go on other candidates threads and denigrate them. other than rudy, i wish them all luck with their campaigns ; )
I like Fred and might vote for him in the primaries, but I still have a number of questionable issues Fred has not addressed to my satisfaction as yet, particularly with regard to his generally positive stance on federalism. While that may help him on some issues like immigration which is decidedly a federal issue, assuming he maintains his current aggressive stand against the proposed Senate amnesty bill, it might hurt him on others issues like tort reform. His current responses to questions on CFR have not been too encouraging either, although a comment he made about buying votes for cash from special interest groups made some sense. Like you pissant I like Hunter but I fear he may not get enough traction to make a race of it. That said, it is a long way until the primaries and stranger things have happened before along that path. I think Hunter to gain some traction would have to make a good showing in the South Carolina primary. The other candidates in the race are not on my pick list, including RG, McCain & Mitt. The two moderate to liberal candidates from the Northeast and the maverick rino from AZ do not impress me at this point.
As an aside, it appears only a few of the declared and undeclared candidates in the Pubbie field, if you include Newt and Fred in the mix, would be able to win their home States in a general election. I’m not sure what that means, but you only have to look at the results in 2000 in the State of Tennessee, and 2004 in the State of North Carolina, to see it does mean a little bit.