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Friday, September 7, 2007
Fred Thompson makes his first campaign
Fred Thompson officially hits the campaign trail, he's making a pitch to conservative Republicans nervous that the 2008 presidential race could lead to a Democratic president -- and even one named Clinton.
Former Sen. Fred Thompson makes his first campaign stop in Des Moines, Iowa, on Thursday.
Thompson says he's the candidate who could prevent that from happening by campaigning on true conservative values.
"To my Republican friends, I point out that in 1992, we were down after a Clinton victory," Thompson said in a video announcement posted to his campaign Web site Thursday morning.
"In '94, our conservative principles led us to a comeback and majority control of the Congress. Now, you don't want to have to come back from another Clinton victory. Our country needs us to win next year, and I'm ready to lead that effort," he said.
Thompson made his first official campaign appearance in Des Moines, Iowa, after finally announcing his candidacy for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination Wednesday evening on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." Video Watch what Thompson must do to gain political momentum »
"I still have the same common-sense conservative beliefs," Thompson said in Iowa, citing his belief in the "sanctity of life, lower taxes, less regulation, market economy, free competition, respect for private property rights, free and fair trade."
"If we stick with that, be successful and continue to be prosperous in this country," Americans will vote for the Republican ticket, he said.
Former Sen. Fred Thompson makes his first campaign stop in Des Moines, Iowa, on Thursday.
Thompson says he's the candidate who could prevent that from happening by campaigning on true conservative values.
"To my Republican friends, I point out that in 1992, we were down after a Clinton victory," Thompson said in a video announcement posted to his campaign Web site Thursday morning.
"In '94, our conservative principles led us to a comeback and majority control of the Congress. Now, you don't want to have to come back from another Clinton victory. Our country needs us to win next year, and I'm ready to lead that effort," he said.
Thompson made his first official campaign appearance in Des Moines, Iowa, after finally announcing his candidacy for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination Wednesday evening on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." Video Watch what Thompson must do to gain political momentum »
"I still have the same common-sense conservative beliefs," Thompson said in Iowa, citing his belief in the "sanctity of life, lower taxes, less regulation, market economy, free competition, respect for private property rights, free and fair trade."
"If we stick with that, be successful and continue to be prosperous in this country," Americans will vote for the Republican ticket, he said.
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