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Fred Thompson Within Four Points of Giuliani in AP-Ipsos Poll
Blogs for Fred Thompson ^ | 10/06/2007 - 8:20pm. | brkcmo

Posted on 10/06/2007 8:23:17 PM PDT by Josh Painter

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To: Extremely Extreme Extremist
That’s why I said what I did. You are right about Fred, and you have done good in that regard. But Paul, no matter his other stands, is WAY off the reservation now.

To casual eyes even the mention they agree on anything doesn’t help Fred. I’d say the same if you had mixed Mitt or even Rudy in the regard.

Just don’t compare the two, even on issues they may agree on.

81 posted on 10/06/2007 10:02:34 PM PDT by ejonesie22 (I don't use a sarcasm tag, it kills the effect...)
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To: rb22982
The amount of ad hominem attacks thrown by some of the ‘conservatives’ on here seriously disgust me.

On a Thompson thread too, for crying out loud. It's as if all of his other conservative stands should be dismissed just because his foreign policy stinks

I'll say one thing though. Paul would still be a better Commander-in-Chief than all of the Democrats.

82 posted on 10/06/2007 10:05:29 PM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist (Congratulations Brett Favre! NFL's all-time touchdown leader)
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To: rb22982
"We have stuck our nose in far too many foreign affairs in the last 40 years including funding Saddam & OBL. To deny this is stupidity."

Big deal. And just who made the biggeest blunders in the ME? the Democrats.

What's going on in the ME ISN'T our fault. It's Islamic fundamentalism on the rise, and it has to be slapped down. It isn't going to go away if we sit here with our heads in the sand.

So yes, Iraq IS a very important cornerstone, and if we fail, it's going to cost us dearly. It may even be FATAL to western society as we know it.

But I'm sure you'll be just as happy raising your anus to allah as you are to ron paul.

83 posted on 10/06/2007 10:07:09 PM PDT by Nathan Zachary
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To: Nathan Zachary

Ron Paul is #3 or #4 to me of available Republicans. Seriously your ad hominem attacks make you look stupid and ignorant. Iraq isn’t nearly as important as you think and its not nearly as unimportant as Ron Paul thinks. Both of you are kooks about one thing or the other. Irregardless overall RP is still more conservative than 80% of Republicans in elected office.


84 posted on 10/06/2007 10:11:57 PM PDT by rb22982
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To: rb22982
"What exactly is Marxist about Ron Paul?"

He advocates a closed society. Tariffs, duty, closed borders, etc. He can't get it thru his head we live in a global society. A closed society worked so well for the soviets, didn't it.

85 posted on 10/06/2007 10:14:26 PM PDT by Nathan Zachary
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To: Nathan Zachary
MOST people can see that, which is why he has less than 1% support.

Dude, he just raised $5 million dollars for the 3Q, $1.2 million of that coming in the last week of the quarter. Neo-Nazis and Code Pink kooks ain't got that much money, so it's obvious he is receiving support from somewhere.

86 posted on 10/06/2007 10:14:36 PM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist (Congratulations Brett Favre! NFL's all-time touchdown leader)
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To: Extremely Extreme Extremist

My cat would be a better CIC than any of the dems...


87 posted on 10/06/2007 10:16:28 PM PDT by ejonesie22 (I don't use a sarcasm tag, it kills the effect...)
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To: Nathan Zachary

Marxism advocates a one world gov’t. And most conservatives supports a closed border and tariffs of some sort (and no more than any other major candidate). But nice try.


88 posted on 10/06/2007 10:16:53 PM PDT by rb22982
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To: rb22982

The only one “stupid and ignorant” here is you.

And if you can’t see the importance of Iraq, well that just shows how ‘unedukated’ you are.

Rp is a moonbat, plain and simple. But, you have a right to run around and wave a banner for him if you want to, stay up 36 hours at a time posting on polls to boost them up till you pass out from lack of nourishment.
America always needs someone to laugh at.


89 posted on 10/06/2007 10:20:08 PM PDT by Nathan Zachary
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To: kbennkc

“I do not think I would seek a return of the money ,even if it were available , this helps keep up my righteous indignation .”

He’s probably already spent your money anyway.

Good for you!


90 posted on 10/06/2007 10:22:41 PM PDT by daylilly
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To: Nathan Zachary

I never said Iraq wasn’t important but it is not a litmus test for being conservative and isn’t as important as YOU think it is. I am not waving any RP banner. I 100% advocate voting for Duncan Hunter. But you keep up your own moonbat ways.


91 posted on 10/06/2007 10:23:37 PM PDT by rb22982
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To: rb22982

RP is a UN fan as well.

And no, most conservative do not support a closed border of some sort.
keep pulling more unsubstantiated statements out of your ass.

It was Republicans who brought us free trade agreements, NAFTA, (with Brian Mulroony on the Canadian side - a conservative) democrats (ie lefty’s) oppose them.


92 posted on 10/06/2007 10:23:49 PM PDT by Nathan Zachary
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To: Nathan Zachary
was Republicans who brought us free trade agreements, NAFTA, (with Brian Mulroony on the Canadian side - a conservative) democrats (ie lefty’s) oppose them.

Really ? Al Gore was the one who debated FOR NAFTA and Bill Clinton signed it into law passed by a Democratic Congress. Try again.

93 posted on 10/06/2007 10:24:59 PM PDT by rb22982
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To: Nathan Zachary
RP is a UN fan as well.

Ron Paul on the UN

And then there's my least favorite topic, the UN. World government is obviously unconstitutional. It undermines our country's sovereignty in the worst way possible. That's why I want us out of the UN, and the UN itself taking a hike.fter all, the UN is socialist and corrupt (many votes can be bought with a "blonde and a case of scotch," one UN ambassador once said). It costs many billions, and it puts our soldiers in UN uniforms under foreign commanders, and sends them off to unconstitutional, undeclared wars. When Michael New, one of the finest young men I've ever met, objected to wearing UN blue, he was kicked out of the American Army. What an outrage! Not one dime for the UN, and not one American soldier! Not in Haiti, not in Bosnia, not in Somalia, not in Rwanda. I know its radical, but how about devoting American military efforts to defending America, and only America? Such ideas, said one newspaper reporter, make me a maverick who will never go far because he won't go along to get along. Darn right! What does "go far" mean? Get a big government job? To heck with that. And I won't sell my vote for pork either.

Go ahead and continue with your BS

94 posted on 10/06/2007 10:27:13 PM PDT by rb22982
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To: rb22982

Libertarian comes to mind...perhaps paleoconservative. Definitely not a modern conservative.

Reminds me of a wackier Senator Robert Taft...as far as foreign policy goes. The old republicans that were increasingly pushed aside, as modern history was demanding a more attentive foreign policy. One can debate things went too far (in some instances), but isolationist are no-longer needed or desired.


95 posted on 10/06/2007 10:28:05 PM PDT by Rick_Michael (The Anti-Federalists failed....so will the Anti-Frederalists)
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To: Sturm Ruger

Since this thread is about polling numbers, there is a new article published today with Iowa polling numbers. First time Fred appears in their polling and he’s second.

http://www.desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071006/NEWS09/71005048/1001&lead=1

Please check it out. Alan Keyes is at 2% and Hunter is stuck at 1% [same as the last polling in May].


96 posted on 10/06/2007 10:28:05 PM PDT by daylilly
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To: Petronski
Romney's instincts are liberal ...

That's one way of saying it. The other day it dawned on me that Romney is a Big Organization kind of guy. He comes from Big Church -- the Mormon church is, from my understanding, financially linked in many companies. IIRC, Albertson's is connected to the Mormon church. Not that there's anything wrong with that. But Romney's been born and bred on Big Church. So no wonder he's also Big Government.

"Liberal vs. conservative" or "RINO vs. Real Republican" is so subjective. Big Government Nanny vs. Small Government Freeman is much more cut and dried.

So-called "social" conservatives scream that they won't vote for someone who won't use government to prevent or promote whatever it is they want. Yet in the long run, states' rights and increased charitable dollars from the private sector which would be a byproduct of smaller government, would get those social conservatives toward their goals faster. Small government is in their interests, too, if they would only see it.

97 posted on 10/06/2007 10:29:51 PM PDT by Finny ( Only saps buy man-caused global warming.)
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To: Sturm Ruger

I don’t know how much they are liking it there, but it put a HUGE smile on my face.

Thanks for the link!


98 posted on 10/06/2007 10:33:02 PM PDT by dixiechick2000 (There ought to be one day-- just one-- when there is open season on senators. ~~ Will Rogers)
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To: rb22982

“I never said Iraq wasn’t important but it is not a litmus test for being conservative and isn’t as important as YOU think it is.”

Not that you’re responding to me, but Iraq is so huge an issue. I’d wager to say if Iraq didn’t happen, and there was no issue with Iraq...we’d have the white house for atleast another 8 years...easily.

That being said, I wholly support finishing our work there, although I wasn’t a big supporter of the initial start of it. But that’s two separate issues, imo.


99 posted on 10/06/2007 10:33:07 PM PDT by Rick_Michael (The Anti-Federalists failed....so will the Anti-Frederalists)
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To: daylilly

Mitt’s spending his own like a drunken sailor, so anyone else is SOL...


100 posted on 10/06/2007 10:33:16 PM PDT by ejonesie22 (I don't use a sarcasm tag, it kills the effect...)
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