If I were him, Id be a little more wary about campaigning in gun stores so much, because it has to be embarrasing to said employees there when Fred cant seem to give an interview without shooting himself in the foot... But if your trying to figure out why Ron Paul is beating Fred Thompson in New Hampshire, just watch this mornings interview with Chris Wallace. And that my friend, has nothing to do with bias.

Fredman continues to astound me in how Reagan he is like. He comes in and knocks down the big targets time and again.

Chris Wallace can only come back with a limp line.

I have pointed out here that if you know history and have read Reagan you will see that Fred Thompson is following his script exactly. There was no sense in announcing early and Reagan did not. There was no reason in spilling all what Fred would do as Reagan instructed then the media would just spin it, "Oh he said that before".

Thompson is running a perfect campaign. Romney is on the ropes in Iowa to Huckabee and Rudy is failing to both Conservatives on a national scale.

Thompson is running this exactly as it should be and it is time Fox stopped the girly attacks just because they are not adept to see what his campaign is really doing.

Fredman has been exactly on point on all he is doing with literal plans which appeal to Americans.

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I thought he was extremely considerate in his remarks, and his policy positions were also well considered.

And Fred Thompson articulated them well.

Chris Wallace is still a democrat....no doubt about it.  Fair & Balanced is all well and fine, except when the bias creeps out occasionally.

I am sick to death of the "punditry" going on prior to the first "real" primary.....South Carolina.  Sorry Iowa, too bad, so sad, New Hampshire....you may be first, but to the rest of us....your opinion is irrelevant.  All of the gaming that goes on there....sheesh....how much has Romney spent to try to win Iowa?

Didn't Howard Dean win Iowa?

Iowa is irrelevant in the over all scheme of things.

We'll start cooking with gas around mid-February.  And I think Fred is playing his hand rather smartly.  A la Ronnie Reagan.  Good for him.

David Gregory, do you know which damn network you lie for? ~ Uncle Jimbo, @Blackfive

My understanding is that Roger Ailes, President of Fox News Channel, is a friend and avid supporter of Rudy, and that relationship trumps Fox's normal conservative leanings.  So Fred may have a point.

Jer

 To anyone who leaves FOX News on while they're working like I do, there's no question Fred is absolutely correct...One night I'm watching Brit Hume with Carl Cameron reporting and Carl was building Fred up so much it was almost embarrassing. The very next day the reports were ALL negative and they've stayed that way ever since...about 4 months ago I think. I'll try to find a closer date in what I was working on at the time.

 Now, you folks are going to love this. Do you remember how Huckabee was attacking Fred for taking the Federalist view by giving the states back their right to limit abortion??

Well, it appears so did the Huckster and not that long ago either;

On 2/12/95 an article Ralph Z. Harlow from the Washington Times wrote under the caption “Conservatives Hold Fire On Abortion” the Huckster said this:

“In the spirit of federalism, the proposed GOP revision also would replace the abortion amendment with a statement saying the issue should be left up to the individual state legislatures to deal with as each sees fit. 'That's exactly what we have looked for, and if it's left up to the states, more of them are going to put some restrictions on abortion,' Arkansas Lt. Gov. Mike Huckabee said in an interview after appearing on a conference panel yesterday." 

On 4/ 2006 in an interview with John Hawkins on RightWing News the Huckster was talking the same talk: http://www.rightwingnews.com/interviews/huckabee.php

“It would please me because I think Roe v. Wade is based on a real stretch of Constitutional application — that somehow there is a greater privacy issue in the abortion concern — than there is a human life issue — and that the federal government should be making that decision as opposed to states making that decision. So, I’ve never felt that it was a legitimate manner in which to address this and, first of all, it should be left to the states, the 10th Amendment, but secondly, to somehow believe that the taking of an innocent, unborn human life is about privacy and not about that unborn life is ludicrous.”

BUT then on 11/19/07;
Huckabee Rejects Letting States Decide Whether to Allow Abortions
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,312107,00.html

“If morality is the point here, and if it’s right or wrong, not just a political question, then you can’t have 50 different versions of what’s right and what’s wrong.”

“For those of us for whom this is a moral question, you can’t simply have 50 different versions of what’s right,” he said in an interview on “Fox News Sunday.”

“But my surprise was nothing compared to the surprise of people across America who had been faithful supporters of right to life,” said Huckabee, who is challenging Thompson’s claim that he is the most reliable conservative in the GOP field.

“Fred’s never had a 100 percent record on right to life in his Senate career. The records reflect that. And he doesn’t support the human life amendment which is most amazing because that’s been a part of the Republican platform since 1980,” Huckabee said.

Now, let me spell this out; Anyone who changes his position like the Huckster just did to fool the people into believing he has always wanted an abortion amendment to our Constitution as a quick fix is bad news on a stick. The only thing that could be lower is if he turned around and ridiculed someone else who still stands by Federalism as the right way to allow limits to abortion on demand...oh, that's right...the Hucksters already done that to Fred.

Fred was absolutely correct. Fox has been against him from the beginning. Fox is pretty clearly for Rudy or Romney and both of them are nothing more than light versions of Hillary.

Fred is the only conservative in the field and I don't expect biased treatment from Fox but I do expect fair treatment.