Some of You Tea Party Folk Think Perry’s the Answer?

http://markamerica.com ^ | 27 August, 2011 at 00:23 | MarkAmerica

[meadsjn]

Are you sure you're on the right website?

Our economic problems in the USA are due to systemic corruption, and the corrupt establishment pukes of both parties, along with their corrupt sycophants.

Switching from Democrat corruption, to RINO corruption, and back-and-forth ad nauseum, is what has collapsed our economy, grown government to its enormous and illegal size, created a massive national debt, flooded the USA with illegals and visa workers from all over the world, shipped our manufacturing overseas, allowed into the USA our muslim enemies, etc., etc.

The corrupt of both parties are to blame, and Rick Perry and his gravy train politics is a sneering example of that corruption.

It must be stopped.

[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

>>Texas has Mexicans in its school system that drag us down.<<

Which Perry encourages, of course.

[org.whodat]

I want a conservative ; simple answer, that leaves Perry out.

[NoGrayZone]

Ya know.....as long as you keep Rudy away from social issues, the man is a Conservative pit bull when it comes to money and homeland security.

When he took over NYC, which was a turd, within a turd, within a turd filled dirty toilet (wasn’t safe to go anywhere) he turned that city around.

EVERYONE hated him....especially the unions. He gave a big FU to ALL of them and turned that city around and did what needed to be done. I believe he was probably the most hated man in NYC, even more so when he was Prosecutor.

A Sarah/Rudy team would not bother me in the slightest. I’m sure Sarah would keep him away from any social issue....a very tight leash.

[narses]

Posted on Friday, July 01, 2011 10:13:29 AM by Jim Robinson

“The presidential race is heating up. We now have conservatives Bachmann and Cain officially in the race fending off RINO Romney; and Palin and Perry could possibly jump in. My hopes are with Palin, but if she decides not to run I could be happy with Bachmann or Cain. Also, if Palin does not run but Perry does, he’d probably suck all the air out of the race. Either way, Palin, Bachmann, Cain or even Perry would all be excellent alternatives to Obama the commie. Anyone but RINO Romney the big government chief architect of CommieCare!”

…… Posted on Friday, July 01, 2011 10:13:29 AM by Jim Robinson”

Also see http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2764368/posts

[el_texicano]

thank you for bringing up Mark Belling’s comments on Rush’s program. Rush really needs to hear from his listeners that Belling is not helping Rush’s program

[hummingbird]

Paulbot and Mittbot I feel i can pretty, pretty, pretty much skip my study on candidates. I think what I already know of them is sufficient.

Same thing for that “John” Fellow. WTH.... what are his bona fides, already?

[GRRRRR]

It’s getting to the point where I don’t care anymore...

ANYBODY but King Obozo.

We cannot survive any more from the HateAmerican Obommer.

It took 50 years for the libtards to get to where they are today. Patient dismantling of our Republic. We will need 50 years of our own Tea Party to get America truly back.

Even a stinkin’ RINO like Perry or Mittens is a tiny step forward. If we are lucky enough to get Sarah, so much better...anything will be better than the prissy boy king.

[org.whodat]

ROFLOL

[wolfcreek]

I believe what he said was Adios, MOFO!

If you recall, many presidents from both sides have been caught cursing. We're all fallible and we all sin.

[Nervous Tick]

>> Thank God that is NOT the case.

How do you know with certainty that that scenario won’t be EXACTLY the case in November 2012?

[South40]

I want a president AND vice president who are pro-Life, pro-Second Amendment and anti-queer. Fruity-Rudy is none of the above.

Ladies and gentlemen --- the Vice President of the United States.

No thanks.

[alstewartfan]

We don’t need another snake oil salesman, and Perry is little more than that. Please don’t tell me that there was a scintilla of common sense in this highway system that Perry secretly pushed for years. The whole plan reeked of corruption. Bob

[stillonaroll]

Are you supporting Ron Paul?

[Gena Bukin]

It's pretty sad you have debased yourself to the "most electable" than to the most qualified, who would actually turn this country around.

With only a half term as Governor and mayor of a city smaller than my subdivision on her resume, I'm not sure I'd call Palin the "most qualified" either.

[South40]

I'm sure you would.

A real conservative would vote for neither.

[NoGrayZone]

You are a great writer. I enjoy your pieces. =) I’ve seen them around here a lot more lately.

I don’t really know anything about Perry, so I find your information valuable.

Thanks!

[faucetman]

“At this point, Perry is far more electable than Palin—that is not an anti-Palin statement. It's a reflection of poll after poll.”

Au contraire, mon ami.

Perry didn't have these great polls until he was in.

We don't know what Palin’s polls will do when she announces. I'll bet they go sky high! She's “the one” we have been waiting for. A RINO nightmare.

Goodbye Rick, Goodbye Michele, Goodbye Mitt, Sarah is HERE!

[Thom Pain]

Dear MarkAmerica:

I have been looking around for your in-depth assessment of B. Obama circa 2007 (approx one year before the election catastrophe of 2008) but I haven't found it. Perhaps you could post it or send it to me. Until then I will just consider you another DNC pimp posting hit pieces.

BTW, conservatives everywhere will be making their own assessments based on the negatives and positives of the candidates. We understand that electing a reasonably conservative candidate is the first step. The real work comes following the election where we fight and pressure our elected officials to adhere to first principles and honor (and, fyi Mr. pResident) and enforce the U.S> Constitution.

I anxiously await your response. (Sure I will)

[DRey]

Mmmmmm. Rump roast.