Posted on 11/10/2007 9:58:59 AM PST by Brices Crossroads
“Since FDT enjoys the company of so many of the current administration, and of the Rockefeller Republicans, how can it be said the establishmeent is against him?”
I wasn’t aware that Duncan Hunter had cloistered himself away from the current administration. I am sure that if Hunter, good man that he is, could rise above 1% in the polls, he would attract similar disdain. The fact that he cannot, about which you are in perpetual denial, is the reason why he is ignored by all but his few partisans.
I was on the Thompson bandwagon but outside of FR I havent heard of anything on him lately. Im beginning to wonder if this silence could occur again during a general election campaign if he were to win in the primaries. Im debating whether or not I should also go silent on Thompson and look for another possibility.
Whether or not, as you said, “The whole country had an opinion,” has nothing to do with my comment. The whole country was not as immersed in the day-to-day details of the situation as folk here at FR were. Your comment is illogical, to say the least. But, then, it appears that you have another iron in the fire.
That’s gonna leave a mark...
Another “Fair Weather Fredder” bites the dust of truth...
I think when an innocent disabled woman is killed in a clear miscarriage of justice, killed by slow starvation and dehydration, a conservative candidate ought to be able to say he knew the details and was horrified. At least.
I think when Fred made those comments he came off indifferent and/or dismissive, and it affected his ratings.
He’s our best shot, but IMO he shot himself in the foot that time.
It’s ridiculous how James Dobson said he and his followers wouldn’t vote for Thompson if he won the nomination. The fact is he is the most conservative candidate who has a shot at winning the nomination.
Dobson might as well vote for Hillary, the fool.
It's low-key and I'm not sure how it will work in the end -- we'll see soon enough.
I do not have another iron in the fire. If you think I did, let’s hear your evidence. That’s logical.
Thompson is regularly featured in posting on Rightwingnews.com and Red State, to name two. His comments are frequently linked on Hotair.com. FR is by no means the only place to get news on Fred, If you are really interested.
Just how weak the faith is, in some people, of the choices and decisions they have made, by their own volition and without duress, blows me away.
I’ve said it before, and it bears repeating (cause it’s so much fun),... I would love to be the door to door salesman when they open the door.
...who are you and why should I care about your political opinions?
Exactly! Why should you? Which is why I puzzle on your even posting the inquiry.
As for me, I know Brices to be particularly eloquent in evaluating critical concepts. I don't assume that he wants me to care, as it appears you do. I do figure that if he posted it, it's probably well-stated and provocative. I don't care about Brice's political opinions and I would bet that Brices doesn't care about mine, either. I do care that he's a poster of demonstrated skill.
The real question is, why do you care? But you know what? I REALLY DON'T CARE!!! ;^)
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LOL! Ouch! :)
I think you should pay attention to his opinion because it is clear, cogent, and well-written.
I don't think his opinions would be any more valid that he had announced a brilliant pedigree or any less persuasive if Brices Crossroads were not a certified conservative.
Forgive my intrusion. It is a hobbyhorse of mine that Free Republic should evaluate ideas on their own merits.
In Rasmussen, Thompson hit his high water mark a full two weeks later. This was the point at which the full press of negative articles kicked in and his numbers began to shrink.
:) No just an accumulation of factual information.
Do you think it is workable, as a national policy, to pass special bills in such circumstances? Because if you do, I disagree. I think Terry Schiavo was a tragedy, and if I could have saved her, I would have. That said, this is what happens when you elect judges like Greer and the Florida Supreme Court. Elections have consequences. Sometimes tragic consequences. But the federal government cannot be the backstop for 10 million state court rulings per year. It would not work and would wind up creating more miscarriages of justice than it would remedy. That is all Fred was saying, and I don’t know how his view can be reasonably disputed.
Indeed..
However I also thing there is another factor at work, another trade if you will...
That of the BS artist...
It doesn’t take much to amuse you, does it, trish? See 35.
Now, now. Don’t demean yourself.
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