Why Fred is the best choice in the field
The other day I explained in detail why I believe Mike Huckabee isn't a good first choice for the Republican nomination. This ad explains very well who is the best choice and why the other front-runners are simply lacking.Iowa Republicans who plan to attend their precinct Caucus on January 3rd should pay close attention.
Labels: Presidential Election
posted by Deacon David Oatney @ 3:31 AM
3 Comments:
Wow.
Way to be on the ball David. Fred's only had that ad out for a little over a month now.
"Better known to us as “The Marblehead Regiment,” these were the hard cases of the American army – a group of swaggering, swearing, spitting fishermen and common seamen led by a remarkable Brigadier by the name of John Glover. Under the guns of the British on Long Island, they ferried 10,000 men and horses across the East River in one night and part of a morning (aided by a heavy fog that obscured the retreat from prying British eyes). This movement forever earned them the gratitude of Washington who liked the spirit and pluck of the sailors as well as their fighting abilities; they held off the British singlehandedly at Pelham, New York in October once again aiding the escape of the bulk of the army.
But that Christmas night in 1776, they truly earned their spurs as they tirelessly rowed time and again across the river and back again, making their way through the ice choked waters in the worst conditions imaginable. Rain mixed with sleet and ice later turning to snow, the waves on the Delaware crashing over the bow covering the rowers with a sheet of clinging ice, the gunwales sometimes perilously close to tipping into the water and capsizing the boats – a certain death in a matter of minutes given the temperature of the water.
The fate of American independence rested with those 400 hardy souls who manned the oars that blustery night. And herein lies the reason for my little historical digression and an illustration of why, if you support Fred Thompson for President, this is the time to get the hell off the sidelines and start rowing the damn boat." -- Rick Moran, Right Wing Nut House
www.marbleheadregiment.com
And the conductor sounded the all aboard before the train left the station, otherwise certain passengers would not know the train was starting to move...
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