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Date Posted: 10:42:46 06/26/07 Tue
Author: Jay
Subject: I dunno . . .
In reply to: Cricket 's message, "Fred Thompson is THE MAN!" on 05:37:00 06/26/07 Tue

For starters, help me understand this . . .

“For the record, I oppose the federal regulation of any fees negotiated by two competent parties at the state and local level. This goes for lawyers, doctors, butchers, bakers, or the occasional candlestick maker.”

In 1996, Fred Thompson voted to raise the minimum wage. How is that not federalism? How is that not regulating fees negotiated by two competent parties at the state and local level?

Methinks I smell a hypocrite.

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