But don't you see, Fred, that's part of the plan.It’s easier to escape down a rabbit hole to a land where our own government is tricking us into thinking the world is a dangerous place.
This would be the same government that can’t even keep our most secret surveillance programs out of the newspapers.
Connected in a strange way is Tony Blankley 's column, warning Reps that Hillary is still the one to beat:
charm is not the only path to the American voter. Richard Milhous Nixon won more national elections than any politician in our history (two vice-presidents, three presidential nominations and two presidencies — three if you count the stolen 1960 election against Kennedy). He didn't have any charm — but he was smart, shrewd, highly political, hardworking and ruthless.(And I thought I was the only one still on the Kennedy-was-never-president soap-box.) Blankley calls her Hillary Milhous Clinton. Which relates to Fred Thompson because he was the guy who brought Nixon down --with one little question:
It was he who asked the innocuous-sounding but momentous question of Alexander Butterfield: "Were you aware of the existence of any listening devices in the Oval Office of the president?"
