January 16, 2008

Lou Dobbs for President?

I'm not 100% completely a fan of Lou Dobbs for various reasons, mostly because he doesn't seem that willing to end the careers of some of those he interviews by relentlessly hammering them on their lies. On the other hand, he still has to get guests so I can understand why he might not go for the jugular each time. Nevertheless, a Lou Dobbs candidacy is probably something I would support. And, at the very least, the foaming at the mouth from both "liberals" as well as cheap labor conservatives would be something to see.

Now, ALIPAC has launched a new, unofficial site designed to encourage him to run: loudobbsforpresident.org. It includes a form you can sign pledging how much you'd donate to his campaign should he decide to run.





Posted to Politics at January 16, 2008 01:17 PM


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