Lets move along to something else you clowns have also no idea what you’re talking about.

They’ll never learn if they’re unable or unwilling.

Hi TV commercials have had some good “reviews”, it is his live appearances that have been getting slammed – by both press and possible supporters. Internet videos will not have much impact in Iowa, this is the home of retail politics, literally bumping into candidates!

Which is of course why every Republican panders to the Religious Right and promises them the sun, moon and stars. And why Bush delivered to them with his Supreme Court nominees as best as he could. What is really not believed by those with a norma or higher IQ is the constant attempt by those from that side of the political spectrum to claim centrism, normalcy and no influence by James Dobson and his fellows on the Republican party.

Thompson to Dobson: “I am not going to dance to anybody’s tune. Somebody makes a charge like that against me doesn’t know me who is supposed to be speaking for all people of faith or something like that. I am not going to run around and try to prove to people that he is wrong about me.”

Lets move along to something else you clowns have also no idea what you’re talking about.

Common sense would certainly point in that direction, and the bumbling and fragmenting of the R’s only make it moreso, and yet. . . we have a long way to go before November. I think everyone knows how serious this election is, I just hope it’s entertaining as well, not in a Rovian way, but in a Keystone Cops way.

Oh, and Thomson?

“Thompson: Too little as well as too late!”

It would have been too little even if he had been early.

“Let’s move along.” Yup.

Nobody with a normal and higher IQ believes the fear-mongering about the Religious Right or about the (contemporary definition of the term, ) “neo-conservatives.” (There is no theocratic movement in the federal government, and the neo-cons have been quietly skulking out of office.)

Which is of course why every Republican panders to the Religious Right and promises them the sun, moon and stars. And why Bush delivered to them with his Supreme Court nominees as best as he could. What is really not believed by those with a norma or higher IQ is the constant attempt by those from that side of the political spectrum to claim centrism, normalcy and no influence by James Dobson and his fellows on the Republican party.

Otherwise, he went a little too long with it and it had some flat spots. Reagan always had an applause line every third sentence.

Nobody with a normal and higher IQ believes the fear-mongering about the Religious Right or about the (contemporary definition of the term, ) “neo-conservatives.” (There is no theocratic movement in the federal government, and the neo-cons have been quietly skulking out of office.)

As for the Democratic voters, something real for which they would never vote for Thompson is: Thompson threatens to pour cold water on the on-going delusion of middle-class entitlements forever, by considering reforms to Social Security and Medicare that can include means testing. I don’t see Dem voters being attracted to such proposals.

The Democrat [sic] Party has been taken over by…liberals!

He’s saying it’s run by radicals (who repel Americans), which isn’t the same thing. Even those who have been radical before (Hillary Clinton) have currently chosen “safe” “centrist” or “moderate” postures, so they don’t lose 2-3+ voters for every voter they would gain by going to the far left.

Therefore, your laughable advice is almost as ignorant as your conclusions.

Grow up and get a clue.

I think this video is part of a concerted effort by the Thompson camp to get people to take his candidacy seriously again. For that, I don’t begrudge them.

As a Democrat, I hope Thompson manages to finish third in Iowa, above McCain. Then Thompson won’t bow out just yet (endorse McCain) and Romney could still win New Hampshire – assuming he ends up beating Huckabee in Iowa. If Romney wins New Hampshire, McCain is done and the Democrats will destroy whoever ends up the GOP nominee.