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September 06, 2007

Questions?

Perhaps in an effort to head off any "empty suit" charges, or perhaps just to get you to visit his website, Fred Thompson's campaign is soliciting questions from several leading weblogs. Here's the announcement:

On Thursday, Fred Thompson will be kicking off his campaign for the presidency in Des Moines, IA, touring through the early primary states of Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina before visiting Florida and returning to Lawrenceburg, TN for a homecoming celebration.

While on this tour, Fred Thompson will be answering the tough questions, whether they come from a voter at a town hall meeting in New Hampshire or from the nation's top journalists. However, Fred wants to make sure that you get a chance to get your questions answered as well, so we're asking some bloggers to help us pick good questions from you. The bloggers will solicit your questions, select the best questions and send them to Fred Thompson to answer. Fred will be responding to some of your questions each day via video and posting those responses to our website.

We invite you to submit a question for Fred here, and check http://fred08.com/ often for Fred's dispatches from the road.

Feel free to leave some in the comments.

Posted by Joshua Claybourn at September 6, 2007 09:45 AM

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Senator,

Two of your closest allies and supporters are Howard Baker and Lamar Alexander, both associated with the more moderate wing of the Republican party. Besides personal friends holding various viewpoints, Ronald Reagan mostly surrounded himself with conservative idealists. Who is in your conservative "think tank?" How are we to know that once in office you won't follow policies more consistent with the views of Baker and Alexander?

Posted by: Joel Betow at September 7, 2007 03:18 PM | permalink

What does a Fred Thompson candidacy bring to the race that is missing so far?

Posted by: DMD at September 8, 2007 10:21 PM | permalink

September 06, 2007

Questions?

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