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Obviously, everything Richard Viguerie writes should be taken with a grain of salt, given that he has made a career out of being the conservative who attacks Republicans for being insufficiently conservative--just look at his attacks on Reagan during the 1980s.

With that disclaimer, I'll note that Vigeurie has just issued an assault on Thompson's conservative bona fides:

He disappointed conservatives during his eight years in the Senate. Is there any reason to think this Washington insider and veteran trial lawyer would be any better as President?
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