Bookworm on Jan 22 2008 | Filed under: Fred Thompson
Tweet It’s not surprising that Fred has dropped out. Even though conservatives purists rightly liked him, he just never caught fire. As you may have gathered from my posts, he never worked for me either. His folksy charm passed me by entirely, and while I agreed with his stand on issues and his thoughtful take [...]
Bookworm on Dec 31 2007 | Filed under: Fred Thompson, Media matters
Tweet I always enjoy Chris Muir’s cartoons, but some of them I enjoy even more than others — such as this one:
Bookworm on Sep 18 2007 | Filed under: Fred Thompson
Tweet I didn’t know I was a Fred Thompson kind of gal. I’ve been pulling for Rudy Giuliani, in large part because I think he can win over whatever Democratic candidate eventually emerges from the primaries. However, thanks to Cheat-Seeking Missiles, I discovered the “Candidate Calculator,” where I learned that I’m a Thompson supporter — [...]
Bookworm on Sep 17 2007 | Filed under: Fred Thompson, Freedom, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Medicine, Privacy
Tweet More than twenty years ago, I attended a speech that famed legal scholar Arthur Miller gave, in which he decried the fact that the zone of privacy surrounding ordinary citizens was shrinking rapidly with the dawn of the computer age. What he pointed out then is even more true today: unless you step entirely [...]
Bookworm on Aug 17 2007 | Filed under: Barack Obama, Fred Thompson, Hillary Clinton, Mitt Romney, Presidential elections, Rudy Giuliani
Tweet A woman in New Hampshire, who’s been billed in the MSM as an ordinary Mom but is, in fact, someone with a long record of liberal political activism, has thrust Rudy Giuliani’s parenting into the spotlight by stating “”If a person is running for president, I would assume their children would be behind them. [...]
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