Comments on Another Rovian Conspiracy: Fredmentum No More - Thompson is Out

I could support Rudy, assuming he has a strong VP ...

2008-01-24T16:51:30.882-06:00

I could support Rudy, assuming he has a strong VP candidate at his side. And I agree that reduced spending, reduced taxes, and reduced regulation are the cure for what ails our economy.

I think Rudy or Mitt could deliver on those. I know that McCain & Huck probably would not, FairTax rhetoric aside. McCain's idiotic pandering to the global warming fear-mongering would be disastrous for our country - and the world.

I pretty much agree with MPH's comment.While Romne...

2008-01-23T10:55:42.412-06:00

I pretty much agree with MPH's comment.

While Romney brings huge business assets to the race, these are dangerous times. I'm not sure management ability is at the top of my list of priorities. I want someone who is going to deal with the world in which we live.

To my way of thinking, that is still Rudy.

I could bite the bullet and vote for Mitt, but I a...

2008-01-23T00:44:29.744-06:00

I could bite the bullet and vote for Mitt, but I am holding out hope for a Giuliani/Thompson ticket. While he had arguably the best platform and ideas, Thompson just didn't have the outward drive and dynamism that Rudy can bring to the top of the ticket...

But can't you see Thompson embarrassing the hell out VP candidate John Edwards in the summer debates?

Giuliani is hardly out of it (assuming he wins in Florida) and I believe a Giuliani/Thompson ticket has the best shot at winning in November.

This country needs serious tax and spending cuts -- and it needs them now.

And is there anyone who doubts Rudy would be a great diplomatic leader and a excellent Commander of Chief of the US Military?