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At the very nick of time when the turpentine would make contact, Pedrito would curvet like a Lipizzaner, blowing a big wind out of her guts while in the air. Boy, an Arabian stallion wouldn't prance like Pedrito, all due to the magic of no more than a tiny drop of turpentine at the right spot.

p>I hope that Quin Hillyer's open letter does to Fred Thompson, what that nip of turpentine used to do to Pedrito. br> -- Pedro Solito br> Milpitas, California /p> p> My contention is that Fred Thompson is not challenging the big three (Giuliani, Romney or McCain) because he is in fact running for the vice-presidency. When any one of the three wins the nomination, they will have to select Thompson as their running mate to bring a conservative balance to the ticket since they are all perceived as moderate. Thompson will bring back a good portion of the Conservatives except for the die-hards like Richard Viguerie. I think that Thompson would relish the power that Dick Cheney has now in the Bush administration. As a matter of fact, if Dick Cheney hadn't transformed the Vice-Presidency, then Fred Thompson would never have announced his candidacy! br> -- Art Ramos /p> p> OUR WORST NIGHTMARE br> Re: Jennifer Rubin's It's That Bad :

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