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There are some interesting musings about the recent or expected turn of events in the GOP campaign in this article.
"......Major new negative stories about Perry will soon emerge in the media. Trust me. Perry will drop out long before the year ends. If he dropped out today Ron Paul could well be in second place. Will pundits say it is a two-man race between Romney and Paul?....."
AND IT STILL WOULD NOT MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Faux will continue to ignore him and the GOP will force him to have an weak running mate (is Sarah Palin still available?)
If I was Perry, I wouldn't want to be made a fool of and I might be thinking about a graceful way to make my exit before I draw too much attention to myself.
IMO Perry doesn't think like that. The man is no wallflower. He's been governor of Texas for 10 years and politics is not for wimps in Texas. He won the 2010 Republican gubernatorial primary election by defeating the formidable U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison.
I very much like his approach to illegal immigration, and I think it's time the GOP took a deep breath and stopped being so narrow-minded and started welcoming the illegal community and get busy turning them into Republicans, a much more natural fit for many of the family loving and religious Latino community.
IMO Perry doesn't think like that. The man is no wallflower. He's been governor of Texas for 10 years and politics is not for wimps in Texas. He won the 2010 Republican gubernatorial primary election by defeating the formidable U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison.
I very much like his approach to illegal immigration, and I think it's time the GOP took a deep breath and stopped being so narrow-minded and started welcoming the illegal community and get busy turning them into Republicans, a much more natural fit for many of the family loving and religious Latino community.
I agree, I talked to a friend on the phone last night who lives in AZ and is so conservative she makes me look like a socialist and she think Perry is right on the immigration issue and educating the kids.BTW she is not supporting him at this time.
I agree, I talked to a friend on the phone last night who lives in AZ and is so conservative she makes me look like a socialist and she think Perry is right on the immigration issue and educating the kids.BTW she is not supporting him at this time.
Nita
Maybe she isn't supporting him because she saw him in the last debate.
According to this article, from a financial standpoint, everyone except Romney, Paul and Perry don't have enough $$$ dinero to go the distance anyway. Considering how Perry does in debates, you can pretty much count him out. That leaves Romney and Paul.
Maybe she isn't supporting him because she saw him in the last debate.
Why do you think many are supporting him? He did make an impression during the debate..
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