1) Like it or not (and, as a Palin fan, I have to deal with a lot of things I don’t like), “Texas” will be made a HUGE negative in the campaign. The Bush disaster is what Obama and his handlers want to run against. Perry, fairly or unfairly, hands them this on a silver platter.
2) Perry and Romney are more alike than dissimilar. Both are running on the premise that a dying system can be revived, if only THEY are running it. Rather than agitating for “hope and change”, they are trying to assure conservatives that it all can work, when it can’t.
3) This election will be more like 1860 than anything else. The old ways are dying and cannot be preserved. Perry’s appeal to conservatives is an illusion - we will either move towards a global citizenship and a global currency, or smash globalism once and for all and restore the American economy and real, constitutional money. I have no doubt that Perry is a globalist, until he convinces me otherwise.
Read my post #37. Do we agree about something for once?
I hope Obama tries to run against Bush! Sure, this worked in 2008 but in 2012 it'll only show that Obama has not accomplished anything in four years. Why should the voters give him another four? Let Obama try to turn Perry into Bush and roll back the clock four years. Even the most simple-minded swing voter ought to be able to see through that.
we will either move towards a global citizenship and a global currency, or smash globalism once and for all and restore the American economy and real, constitutional money. I have no doubt that Perry is a globalist, until he convinces me otherwise.
Globalism is here to stay. We live in a much smaller world. 1930s style isolationism will never happen. We have a global language (English), a global culture (Hollywood) and a global currency (the dollar). What we need are leaders who understand that in our modern, global world, America needs to continue being the top dog, not leaders (Obama) who feel that America has been top dog for long enough and it's only fair we step down and acquiesce this leadership position to other countries.
“Perry’s appeal to conservatives is an illusion - we will either move towards a global citizenship and a global currency, or smash globalism once and for all and restore the American economy and real, constitutional money. I have no doubt that Perry is a globalist, until he convinces me otherwise.”
BINGO. Couldn’t have said it better myself.
“Texas” will not be a “HUGE negative” — OBAMA is the HUGE negative.
Perry and Romney are NOT alike and it seems only pro-another candidate posters want to say something so patently false.
This election will be more like 1980 than anything else.
You wish Perry’s appeal were an illusion but quite obviously it is not, and your comment about him being a “globalist” is just so much campaign pap for your fellow (my candidate isn’t Perry) posters.
INSIGHTFULLY POSTED BY JIM NOBLE: I have no doubt that Perry is a globalist, until he convinces me otherwise.
1) Like it or not (and, as a Palin fan, I have to deal with a lot of things I don’t like), “Texas” will be made a HUGE negative in the campaign. The Bush disaster is what Obama and his handlers want to run against. Perry, fairly or unfairly, hands them this on a silver platter.
2) Perry and Romney are more alike than dissimilar. Both are running on the premise that a dying system can be revived, if only THEY are running it. Rather than agitating for “hope and change”, they are trying to assure conservatives that it all can work, when it can’t.
3) This election will be more like 1860 than anything else. The old ways are dying and cannot be preserved. Perry’s appeal to conservatives is an illusion - we will either move towards a global citizenship and a global currency, or smash globalism once and for all and restore the American economy and real, constitutional money.
” 3) This election will be more like 1860 than anything else. The old ways are dying and cannot be preserved. Perry’s appeal to conservatives is an illusion - we will either move towards a global citizenship and a global currency, or smash globalism once and for all and restore the American economy and real, constitutional money. I have no doubt that Perry is a globalist, until he convinces me otherwise. “
Jim Noble (and wise)