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Please consider voting or caucusing for Fred Thompson. He is the most conservative candidate in the race and we need to give his campaign a lift.
Check for when the polls open and when the caucuses begin and please give serious consideration to voting for Fred.
There’s not much more to be said at this late hour. You know where he stands on abortion, taxes, national security, and you know he has been a conservative all his adult life.
If that’s not enough to make you consider voting for Fred, then I don’t know what will. What I do know is if Fred doesn’t come in at least second in South Carolina we might as well say good-bye to his candidacy. This is our stand to take or not. It’s up to us to put him back on the right track in this primary race.
Show the pollsters they can be as wrong with Republican voters as they were with Democratic voters in New Hampshire last week.
This is my endorsement only and does not necessarily reflect how Sue feels about this candidate.
Written by ~J~
Sue Says:
January 19th, 2008 at 12:24 amVisit Sue
“This is my endorsement only and does not necessarily reflect how Sue feels about this candidate.”
I totally agree that Thompson has the best Conservative credentials of those remaining in the GOP race. I would like nothing better than to see his campaign do well in South Carolina and further.
My thinking has always been that if he would have entered the race a bit earlier and campaigned as he is now in South Carolina, we may have seen a different complexity to the race as it is now.
There have always been only two candidates I felt I could fully support on the GOP side and they were Giuliani and Thompson, both for different reasons. It appears at this moment both of them have their eggs in one basket (SC and Fla).
The next week could prove very interesting for the candidates on the Right. Who knows if we will see a clear front runner going into Super Tuesday or if we are headed for a convention decision. In any event, I would like to see Fred Thompson in this race long after tomorrow.