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My favorite political pundits debate Fred Thompson’s withdrawal (give it a minute to get going):
Bid on the portrait here. As of late Thursday, the bidding had reached $1000!
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- UCLA law professor Stephen Bainbridge's personal journal. Mostly commentary on politics, religion, and culture.
- Part of the ProfessorBainbridge.com family of blogs.
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haha, those guys are great. I should drown my sorrows over Fred Thompson leaving the race by throwing back some Guiness.