[Ultra Sonic 007]

A Canadian's perspective on the race.

[Ultra Sonic 007]

Election-related ping-a-ling.

[mtbopfuyn]

Perhaps the “re” defining is the problem.

[EagleUSA]

Giuliani, beloved in the party for his leadership in New York after 9/11, is leading the pack in early polls....
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Well, just goes to prove that the “party” has gone socialist. Guliani is NOT a conservative, he is very much a liberal. And “most” Repubs are polling for him??? Or, maybe these pollsters are only interviewing LIBERAL DEMOCRATS??

The party, by logical deduction, is not conservative in the majority....(make sense)??

[Albertafriend]

Just something to keep in mind: The Edmonton Journal is Edmonton’s liberal/Liberal paper.

[Lancey Howard]

But some political analysts doubt Thompson is the answer to current Republican troubles. While he has strong appeal to the Republican base, particularly in the U.S. South and Great Plains, he could struggle to appeal to moderates in the Midwest and Northeast, regions key to the White House in 2008.

LMAO!!!
Yep, a Canadian's point of view. What a weak attempt to try to paint a downside to Thompson.

[The_Eaglet]

ping

[almcbean]

Could someone please explain to me what wonderful, heroic things Guiliani did after 911, other than his job?

[pawdoggie]

With his crooked grin and aw-shucks demeanour, Huckabee evokes more Gomer Pyle than Ronald Reagan.

Gosh, I bet they didn't say that about the often rube-ish acting Bill Clinton. I do wish that the candidates would stop talking about the Gipper. The more they mention him, the more the American people are reminded of how little these candidates have in common with him.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

But some political analysts doubt Thompson is the answer to current Republican troubles. While he has strong appeal to the Republican base, particularly in the U.S. South and Great Plains, he could struggle to appeal to moderates in the Midwest and Northeast, regions key to the White House in 2008.

LOL! There hasn't been a candidate since Reagan that will appeal to more moderates than Fred Thompson. Our Canadian friend should venture on down here sometime before he makes such statements. And maybe some of those 'analysts' should get their heads out of their a$$es and step outside the beltway once in a blue...

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

"Heh heh. I've been working this problem for a long time! First thing we do is wipe out those pesky Conservatives. That's almost too easy because they keep voting for Republicans like Bush, who stab them in the back more than I do. I mean, he was stupid enough to sign CFR! And can you believe that deal when he tried to nominate his secretary to the Supreme Court? What do Skull-n-Bones MBA's smoke in the morning? "

"But wait. I digress. What? You don't like that? Well f*ck you! Hehh. Hehhhh. Anyway, with my plan, there will be two classes in America. The worker class will be the Mexicans, who will do all the labor for, can you believe it, $50.00 an hour. They'll clean the bathrooms, make the beds, pick the apples. They will speak only Spanish, so we can tell them apart. Sure they get benefits! The can't live without benefits! But there's enough taxpayer money to go around. Above them is the rest of us, with me in charge. Yep!"

"Hey, who stole my palm tree? WHO STOLE MY PALM TREEEEE!!!!"