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“Please don’t compare him to Ronald Reagan. He’s not a hardcore conservative”
- Rep. Zach Wamp, Chairman, Draft Fred
Well, we’ve been watching D.A. Arthur Branch for years now, and The Hunt for Red October is one of our favorite movies (naturally, the book was better), but the fact of the matter is that we realized that pretty much everything we know about ol’ Fred Thompson comes from watching those two shows.
Now that Fred has decided that wants to run the country (for real this time), we figured it was about time that we did a little research into what Fred Thompson (not Arthur Branch) really stands for.
One of the first articles that we ran across had this quote in it that pretty much sums up why we’re here:
“Evidence that Thompson worked for a family-planning group in 1991 as part of his little-known but extensive portfolio as a part-time lobbyist underscores how much the public has yet to learn about the former senator, who is best known for acting in movies and on TV, especially his role as a district attorney on the popular show ‘Law & Order.’”
You’re probably in the same boat – you can’t get the theme to Law and Order out of your head, but can you name one thing that Fred did during his eight years in the United States Senate?
Read on, because Fred Thompson has learned a lot of from his days in Hollywood…
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