Oct

14

2007

Fred Thompson on NH: “Early and often.” Not!

by Doug

Fred Thompson (GG file photo)
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On September 8th, during a visit here to the Granite State, I asked Fred Thompson about being in NH. He said he "loves it" and plans on coming back "early and often…"
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That was then. Fast forward to today, October 14th. Candidate Fred Thompson has not yet returned to New Hampshire. With very little campaign organization or effort here, is it time to simply assume that Mr. Thompson has decided to pass us by?

Has Fred Thompson given up on New Hampshire?

It’s sure starting to look that way. After all,the primary is, at most, less than 3 months away.

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  • Winghunter

    What a bunch of whining little articles I’ve seen from NH.
    It leaves many considering whether you’re trying to choose the best possible candidate for the country or merely trying to find out, “What have you done for me lately”.

  • http://www.nh2008.blogspot.com Cosmo

    The problem is that Thompson said he’d campaign in New Hampshire and it’s been almost six weeks since his last visit.
    Yes, some of his time is fundraising and doing policy briefs.
    But, all the Republican candidates are also doing those things and they visit often New Hampshire.
    Finally, the national media is slowly starting to highlight the preception that Fred is a “lazy candidate.”

  • http://www.granitegrok.com doug

    “Whiney little articles”? If you read the post and watch the Youtube Mr. Chickenwing Hunter, you’ll note I didn’t ask what he’s done for us (nuthin’) — just why he hasn’t come back. It is hard to choose a candidate that we don’t see, hear from, or interact with. And besides, how DOES one define “early and often?”

  • http://bobmccarty.wordpress.com Bob

    Bob McCarty Writes has learned that officials with the Republican Party have issued an Amber Alert for Fred Thompson. A GOP spokesperson made the announcement and confirmed an Associated Press report that the former U.S. senator from Tennessee was missing from the campaign trail and had canceled at least one scheduled event in New Hampshire over the weekend. Anyone who sees the former Law and Order actor is asked to contact the Republican Party Headquarters in Washington, D.C., toll-free at the number below: 1-888-FIND-FRED (888-346-3733)

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