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To: onyx
You are absolutely correct. Perry is finished.

Perry has himself to blame, which he is certainly man enough to admit and has already done so. But the reality of it is, who are the real losers in all of this?

This narrows the field to 3 viable choices; Romney, Gingrich and Cain. Two of those candidates are veteran Politicians who are polished slick like chrome. Cain is just a corn cob in comparison. Either candidate, between Romney or Gingrich, will easily impress the apolitical masses with their smooth and well established delivery systems. Cain is way out of his league against either of them.

This election is not going to be won on emotional hype or prowess. It will be the candidate who expresses the most knowledge and experience in the 3 most critical issues this country is faced with right now.

166 posted on 11/12/2011 5:27:12 AM PST by PSYCHO-FREEP (If you come to a fork in the road, take it........)
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To: PSYCHO-FREEP

I’m not willing to say Governor Perry is finished. He has a lot of work to do, to get back to the top, but NO VOTES HAVE BEEN CAST.

He’s just purchased almost $1 Million in ads on Fox News alone, and tonight there’s another debate.

I met him in person, along with four others, including Romney, Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich. Rick Perry is the most personable and likable, much like Herman Cain, and he showed that in his NH speech that the idiot lamestream slammed him for being drunk or on pain meds.

My candidate didn’t run, but so I’m emotionally detached, but looking at this ugly primary, I’m certain now that she would be leading them all.


173 posted on 11/12/2011 5:38:05 AM PST by onyx (PLEASE SUPPORT FREE REPUBLIC BY DONATING NOW! Sarah's New Ping List - tell me if you want on it.)
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