Posted on 01/08/2012 12:43:30 PM PST by Cincinatus' Wife
It’s the Republican debate “oops” moment that just won’t die. Texas Gov. Rick Perry got a few laughs during Sunday’s Meet the Press / Facebook debate, but this time he was in on the joke. Today, Perry named all three agencies that he thinks should be eliminated without any help from Ron Paul. Watch.
Commerce
Energy
Education
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If Perry is no count, and can’t win, Why is the level of Perrynoia so high?
You just mention his name and people go nuts.
You decided to interject with a critique of Iowa's process. Fair enough for you, but the candidate doesn't get to have it both ways.....especially when he's supposed to be the one with honesty and itegrity.
It's not the first time I've been accused of nit-picking where Perry is concerned. That generally happens when someone doesn't have a meaningful counterpoint. It's probably not the last....at least until after the SC results are in.
I suppose you think the VA ballot debacle was also a valid process?
It stinks on ice, and everyone knows it!
Even if it gets changed, there will be those that say it doesn't matter because Northern Va is full of liberals. Like Iowa.
A vast majority of people in South Carolina don't support any specific candidate.
Perry called BO a socialist. That took guts.
That would make a great campaign sign. “Rick^2 = 2012!”
Newt’s the perfect choice if you’re either a progressive or a conservative convinced by smooth talking rhetoric.
True.
Thank you for contributing to Perry’s campaign by bumping his threads.
Perry has guts and he’s giving us a voice.
You’re welcome. Thanks for solidifying my impression of Rick and his Perry Krishnas with your laughable rationalizing.
I would love them close the Department of Transportation, too. The DOT do not do anything except spend $$$.
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