[Cincinatus' Wife]

I watched the 6 minute video you provided the link for:

Perry on Gulianai:

“Homeland security is not border security”

“Make choices for country at war.”

“Offers a better vision than another Clinton presidency”

Combat - “runaway taxation and open up path to growth”

“Prosecuting criminals and bring them to justice”

“Lowered taxes, increased growth, privatized and deregulated bureaucracy”

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Yes, I see that you are very enamored with the words of your corrupt candidate. However, as with most corrupt politicians, it's his actions that are the problem, not his words.

His actions in that video were endorsing a pro-abortion, liberal Republican who would have appointed liberal justices to the Supreme Court.

Another poster made the point. You asked for a video. I provided it. Now, you're changing the subject again. Strange behavior on your part. Why?

[bcsco]

“Homeland security is not border security”

Neither is a program for immigrant entry for agriculture. That's amnesty lite. The man is not strong on controlling the border. Rick Perry shoots down Arizona's harsh immigration law (April 2010).

Oh, and before you tell me that's old news, what am I to believe, then, now, or tomorrow...?

[af_vet_rr]

Cherry pick all you want, but you can't deflect the fact that Rick Perry campaigned hard for a pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage, pro-gun control liberal in 2008 (and 1988 when he campaigned for Al Gore).

What is almost as bad as Rick Perry campaigning for a pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage, pro-gun control liberal like Rudy Giuliani, is the fact that Giuliani's lawfirm was making money by helping the state and a European company try and get the Trans-Texas Corridor pushed through.

Giuliani's law firm was representing a company in its dealings with the state of Texas while the Governor of Texas was campaigning for Giuliani. That's some Grade-A corruption right there. That's down there with Bill Clinton or Ulysses S. Grant.