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	<title>Comments on: Fred Thompson&#8217;s Final Push in Iowa</title>
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		<title>By: Aaron</title>
		<link>http://conservativeinc.com/fred-thompsons-final-push-in-iowa/#comment-490</link>
		<author>Aaron</author>
		<pubDate>Wed, 02 Jan 2008 03:33:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I agree that Thompson is the best conservative choice.  He also seems to have the most consistency between what he says and how he governed.

As far as the polls go, I would encourage folks (especially caucus-goers in Iowa) to not pay too much attention to them.  Remember in 2004 when Howard Dean was the odds-on favorite to win Iowa a few days before the caucus?  He finished third (which of course led to his infamous scream and subsequent campaign tailspin).  I firmly believe that many polls are designed to shape opinions, not reflect them.  I don't know if Iowans are interested in Fred Thompson or not, but I would hate to think that people would go vote for Romney or Huckabee simply because they want to vote for the winner.

All that to say, I encourge you to vote your mind, not based on the polls.  I myself will vote for Fred Thompson in my state's (Washington) primary, regardless of who the "front-runner" is, because I believe in the power of his ideas and I believe he means what he says.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree that Thompson is the best conservative choice.  He also seems to have the most consistency between what he says and how he governed.</p>
<p>As far as the polls go, I would encourage folks (especially caucus-goers in Iowa) to not pay too much attention to them.  Remember in 2004 when Howard Dean was the odds-on favorite to win Iowa a few days before the caucus?  He finished third (which of course led to his infamous scream and subsequent campaign tailspin).  I firmly believe that many polls are designed to shape opinions, not reflect them.  I don&#8217;t know if Iowans are interested in Fred Thompson or not, but I would hate to think that people would go vote for Romney or Huckabee simply because they want to vote for the winner.</p>
<p>All that to say, I encourge you to vote your mind, not based on the polls.  I myself will vote for Fred Thompson in my state&#8217;s (Washington) primary, regardless of who the &#8220;front-runner&#8221; is, because I believe in the power of his ideas and I believe he means what he says.</p>
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