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Wish List Woes
Fred Thompson? Who next? Reader-voters aren't buying. Also: Wallis and Wilberforce. Ahmadinejad defended. Rudy reduxed. Chicago restored. Plus more.
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/p> p> Why such worry among conservatives about the 2008 elections? So many touted the benefits of losing in 2006 I'm convinced that a bigger loss in 2008 is what we really need to teach those nasty Republicans a lesson. Hey, we can throw away or afford to lose an election or two, or at least that's what I read one American Spectator contributor suggesting. So let's LOSE ONE for the Gripers in '08. br> -- Michael Tomlinson br> Jacksonville, North Carolina /p>Yes...Yes...Yes.
If he has backing and a clean past, by all means, make him run.
p>I love Fred Thompson, and so does my family. br> -- Gene Hauber br> Meshoppen, Pennsylvania /p>
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