First Primary Debates
Posted: Fri May 04, 2007 3:05 pm
I really doubt he'd be in favor of it. But as a libertarian I think he'd kind of see it as none of the government's business at the same time.
I really doubt he'd be in favor of it. But as a libertarian I think he'd kind of see it as none of the government's business at the same time.
JDanger wrote:Did anybody read Robert Novak's column today about Fred Thompson?
Man who would be Reagan doesn't wow 'em
I've been waiting for Fred to jump into the Republican fray and I've predicted his coming will upend the entire primary. Anyway apparently he bombed at a speech this weekend, which is fine, but it comes on the heels of another article in the L.A. Times a few days ago suggesting he's lazy.
This is either a rare case of me backing a bum horse or the clever, covert operations of Thomson's own team playing down expectaions for a dude who has been out of the game for a while. What say you?
drew patrick wrote:Rudy Giuliani is not going to have an easy go of it, is he?
Not a scientific survey.
Congressman Ron Paul has the weakest ratings of any candidate participating in last week’s debate—14% favorable and 27% unfavorable.