Friends of Fred Thompson, Inc.
 
"Consistent Conservative"
60-second ad run in IA and  nationally on FOX starting on Nov. 7, 2007; also on the evening of Jan. 17, 2008 "across nearly every major broadcast channel and market in South Carolina."

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 [Music] Thompson (voiceover):  I'm Fred Thompson and I approve this message.

Thompson (to camera):  You know I've been a conservative my whole life.

I grew up in a little hometown just like this.

Started the first Young Republican Club in Lawerenceburg, Tennessee. 

In eight years in the United States Senate, I fought for tax cuts, and for conservative judges.

And I'm proud to have had a 100 percent pro-life voting record.

Common sense conservative principles.  Free people and free markets and a government that doesn't tax and regulate us to death, but defends us and protects our borders.

In a country where, if you play by the rules, you've got a fair chance to live the American dream.

My friends, we must remember that our rights come from God and not from government.

And if we stick to our basic conservative principles, we will win next November and the United States of America will be better for it.

Male Announcer:  Strength.  Conviction.  Honesty.  Fred Thompson: President.

  

 
Friends of Fred Thompson, Inc.
 
"Consistent Conservative"
30-second ad run in IA and  nationally on FOX starting on Nov. 7, 2007.
 [Music] Thompson:  You know I've been a conservative my whole life.

I grew up in a little hometown just like this.

I learned a long time ago that we're a country where, if you play by the rules, you've got a fair chance to live the American dream.

Common sense conservative principles.  If we stick to those basic principles, we'll win next November and the United States of America will be better for it.

I'm Fred Thompson and I approve this message.

Male Announcer:  Fred Thompson: President.

  

 
Notes:  Note the closing tag line in the 60-second version is "Strength.  Conviction.  Honesty." rather than the "Security.  Unity.  Prosperity." tag the campaign used at the outset.