Just a few weeks ago, Senator Hillary Clinton was the Democratic frontrunner and had a really good shot at winning the presidency. She was polling double digits ahead of her rivals and was pretty much the only thing the potential Republican candidates talked about during their Florida debate. And then, her juggernaut of a campaign stuttered and stalled.
Those of you who compulsively troll The Drudge Report probably already know what I’m about to tell you, but for those who don’t, you might want to brace yourself. Don Imus is coming back to the airwaves. The Radio Cowboy was fired from MSNBC and CBS radio last spring because of racially charged comments he made against the Rutgers women’s basketball team. But now he is slated to return December 3rd to the New York City’s WABC, the most listened-to radio talk show station in the country.
Finally! After months of pursuing the idea of running for president,
Fred Thompson made it official early this month. For those not familiar
with Fred Thompson, he’s the former Republican Tennessee Senator that
just happens to have ties to our campus. He went to college in Memphis
and he’s an alumnus of Vanderbilt Law School. Wait, it gets better -
he’s a smooth talking actor. Rather than making his announcement during
the Fox News GOP debate, he skipped it entirely, only airing an ad
shortly before the debate began. In a move unique to Thompson’s style,
he announced his candidacy on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
