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I don't claim to be the brightest bulb in the marque but I could see through the MSN ploy to put down Fred from the start. And it was a really lame ploy. I don't understand how so many smart people can be duped by these idiots.

I'm with you. It wasn't hard to see from my perspective. But the press has had a lot of practice at what they do and they are relentless in repeating the same lie over and over again. Many soak it up like a sponge and that's what the MSM banks on.

Fred is not your average fare. When people actually get unfiltered exposure to him, it's always amazing to watch them act as though they just woke up. Most tell me he is not at all what they expected based on what they had heard about him.

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I'm with you. It wasn't hard to see from my perspective. But the press has had a lot of practice at what they do and they are relentless in repeating the same lie over and over again. Many soak it up like a sponge and that's what the MSM banks on.

Fred is not your average fare. When people actually get unfiltered exposure to him, it's always amazing to watch them act as though they just woke up. Most tell me he is not at all what they expected based on what they had heard about him.

Sure, but Fred hasn't done anything to combat the MSM's attempt to railroad him. He's played into it.

A 17 minute closing argument web video for Iowa? You gotta be %@$!*& kidding me! And he took almost 10 minutes to get around to saying anything in it. Unbelievable. Hillary Clinton's closing argument video is 2 minutes. And she stays focused and direct. She hits all of her points. Fred hardly even touches on his national security credentials in his.

With closing arguments like that, I really wonder how he ever won a court case. He makes me angry because I feel like he's purposely sabotaging his own campaign — or someone inside his campaign is by deliberately feeding him bad advice. Perhaps it's his wife because she doesn't want to have to move to Washington, D.C...