Friday, September 21, 2007
Posted by:
Kevin McCullough
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2:19 PM
Beware the FRED: Speaking at the NRA's gathering...
Speaking of the Lovely Mrs. Thompson:
"She would make a much better first lady than Bill Clinton!"
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That'll sway a lot of voters. |
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Isn't it nice of Thompson to take his granddaughter out for a nice evening on the town? |
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liberal jealousy can be.
Just one of the reason's we conservatives don't often show off our better halves... |
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Of course, a good grandfather wouldn't allow his granddaughter to be photographed with have of her chest hanging out.
Is that liberal, too? |
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These people have no shame.
No self respecting man would allow is wife, daughter or granddaughter to go out in public like that.
Keep your wife's breasts to yourself, Mr. Thompson |
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I'm not a liberal, nor is my family. And I think that picture is a pretty sad one, and what it communicates is also sad, and kind of a joke.
Mr. Thompson's wife does look like a child next to him. She's not, by any true standard of beauty "lovely", though she may be to him.
As for "jealous", since when is someone stating the truth and the obvious "jealous"?
The highest office in the nation is one to be taken seriously and with great care. It is not a place to flash one's wares, here and there, as if anyone in eyeshot is really interested.
Just because McCullough is glad about the picture, does not mean it's not an eyesore to many others. Isn't this the Christian columnist always talking about 'modesty', 'decency' and 'restraint'? And why is he dragging his wife in?
If she dresses like that in public, other than the boudoir, I feel sorry for him too!
Shame on Mr. McCullough for his childish, ridiculous, and quite blind comments on this.
Shame on Mrs. Thompson for not wearing a better brasserie.
Regardless of party politics, for their stations, they both ought to know better.
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going for him.
What's his policies? Why do I care about him? Why am I even considering not laughing at him for trying to be Reagan 2.0, let alone voting for him? |
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