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« Do Time Bombs Honor DST? | Main | Corzine's Speeding Problem » April 30, 2007More Thompson ChatterI've been blogging daily now for roughly five or six years and written about virtually every topic under the sun. Yet in all that time I cannot recall a post attracting as many Google referrals as a recent one about Sen. Fred Thompson's wife titled "Jeri Kehn for First Lady!" People, for whatever reason, are clearly eager for information about Sen. Thompson and his wife. Yet the hype appears to be more than a fleating fancy. The Telegraph reports that "Ronald Reagan's closest allies are throwing their weight behind the White House bid by the late president's fellow actor, Fred Thompson." On a somewhat related note, Americans won't need to wait long to see Thompson in the role of commander-in-chief. The actor will play President Ulysses S Grant in the HBO film Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, which premiers May 27th. When aproached by executive producer Dick Wolf and asked if he wanted to play him, Thompson replied: "Not if I have to grow the damn beard." Apparently they came to terms. Posted by Joshua Claybourn at April 30, 2007 04:02 PM CommentsPost a comment |
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