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2007 VIDEO: Rick Perry endorses Rudy Giuliani
YouTube & Fox and Friends ^ | October 2007 | Various

Posted on 12/18/2011 6:07:04 AM PST by rintense

In 2007, Rick Perry endorses Rudy Giuliani calling him a leader with executive experience this country needs.


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To: sockmonkey
And he wants to bring back DADT.

That's a huge plus.

41 posted on 12/18/2011 7:13:10 AM PST by Tribune7 (Vote Perry)
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To: rintense

Actually, in Rick Perry’s book “Fed Up” Newt wrote the forward in which he absolutely praises Rick Perry. Love it! I love Newt too but will vote for Perry.


42 posted on 12/18/2011 7:15:02 AM PST by lahargis (Rick Perry is our jobs and energy candidate! Perry 2012!)
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To: rintense
Actually, I have nothing personally against Perry, it's just that he has made a complete fool of himself repeatedly during the primary (along with Bachmann and Santorum. And my primary goal this election is to have our candidate destroy once and for all the false media-created narrative that Obama is some sort of genius, and Perry is wholly incapable of doing that. In fact, Perry might just do the opposite, and make Obama look like a genius by comparison. Newt on the other hand will expose Obama for the empty suit affirmative action poster-boy that he is, and shatter once and for all the myth of Obama’s supreme intellect.

Nothing would please me more than if Perry was able to fix whatever brain damage he has apparently suffered which keeps him from stringing two sentences together without losing his train of thought. But alas, that does not seem to be in the cards.

43 posted on 12/18/2011 7:15:07 AM PST by TexasFreeper2009 (Newt Gingrich 2012!)
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To: rintense

And we got stuck with McLame and his support for Obama.
Remember, Rudy for all his warts, wasn’t representative of the Washington establishment. Look at the labels they have put on him.
It’s nice to see that Perry must be coming back in the internal poling.
The race is a long one. The gutless behavior of our current GOP doesn’t bode well for insiders who keep cooperating with (selling out to) the communist left.


44 posted on 12/18/2011 7:19:13 AM PST by Steamburg (The contents of your wallet is the only language Politicians understand.)
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To: Cincinatus' Wife

In my book (unwritten as of yet, of course), there was no way to separate Rudy and McLame. Rudy gets in the race early, sucks up the lion’s share of money and support, then decides not to campaign, basically leaving McStain the winner (or in our case, the loser). Huckabee and Thompson were only bit players. Odd, that at that time Romney almost looked good, when compared to what we got stuck (shafted) with.


45 posted on 12/18/2011 7:23:39 AM PST by David Isaac
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To: McLynnan
Sad that you are unwilling to accept that a great many people do like Perry.


There is a mixed bag amongst the populace this year it seems. Only two, Gingrich and Romney, seem to be able to muster a lot of nation support in the polls. Now what will happen when the voters/caucus goers actual make a determination may look entirely different. There is a lot of effort put in chastising supporters of various candidates. The truth to me seems it is wasted based upon the apparent acceptance of them amongst the potential selecting participants. IMO, a lot more would be gained by boosting one's on candidate then spending major time/effort in knocking the others. But then that is the way some people's makeup is structured.

For what it's worth at the current time in the cycle:

2012 Republican Presidential Nomination - Real Clear Politics

Poll Date Sample Gingrich Romney Paul Bachmann Perry Santorum Huntsman Cain Spread
RCP Average 12/7 - 12/16 -- 32.4 22.6 9.6 8.2 6.8 3.4 3.4 -- Gingrich +9.8
Gallup Tracking 12/11 - 12/16 1000 RV 28 24 10 8 6 4 2 -- Gingrich +4
Reuters/Ipsos 12/8 - 12/12 443 RV 28 18 12 10 12 4 5 -- Gingrich +10
Associated Press/GfK 12/8 - 12/12 460 A 33 27 9 9 6 3 2 -- Gingrich +6
Pew Research 12/7 - 12/11 504 RV 33 21 8 6 4 3 3 -- Gingrich +12
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 12/7 - 12/11 271 RV 40 23 9 8 6 3 5 -- Gingrich +17

Have a nice day....

46 posted on 12/18/2011 7:32:51 AM PST by deport
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To: rintense

Would you like to watch a video of Sarah endorsing, campaigning and fund raising for McCain?


47 posted on 12/18/2011 7:38:32 AM PST by McGavin999 ("Make what Americans buy, Buy what Americans make, and sell it to the world" Perry 2012)
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To: David Isaac
I've worked with intelligent, capable leaders in my 35 year career and I can say without a doubt that Rick Perry would not make it in the real world. He doesn't have the goods.

You can put this in your book when you write it. Rudy Giuliani would NOT have played patty cakes with Obama. He would have campaigned hard; gone after the Marxist like the prosecutor Rudy is (like Christy).

Instead we watched McCain on the floor of the Senate the other day (most likely talking to the cameras in an empty chamber) railing on the disgraceful president and the how he withdrew the troops. McCain could have been in the White House but he didn't FIGHT for it. Rudy would have FOUGHT.

Perry will FIGHT!

48 posted on 12/18/2011 7:42:38 AM PST by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: David Isaac; All
Sorry -- the quote I had in my previous comment to you was loaded in my "cut" and paste (not your comment) and I pasted it in error.

This is your comment I'm remarking on.

In my book (unwritten as of yet, of course), .............

You can put this in your book when you write it. Rudy Giuliani would NOT have played patty cakes with Obama. He would have campaigned hard; gone after the Marxist like the prosecutor Rudy is (like Christy).

Instead we watched McCain on the floor of the Senate the other day (most likely talking to the cameras in an empty chamber) railing on the disgraceful president and the how he withdrew the troops. McCain could have been in the White House but he didn't FIGHT for it. Rudy would have FOUGHT.

Perry will FIGHT!

49 posted on 12/18/2011 7:47:13 AM PST by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: rintense

Respectfully, it probably doesn’t matter how many Freepers fall in line behind Perry, because the rest of the country will when it becomes apparent he is the only candidate with the most solid credentials to lead the country as the GOP nominee.


50 posted on 12/18/2011 7:48:35 AM PST by varina davis (We grow too soon old and too late smart -- Pennsylvania Dutch adage)
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To: ncalburt

I support the person who will repeal Obamacare, enact a balanced budget amendment, simplify the tax code, reduce the national debt to ZERO within 20 years, eliminate the EPA, Departments of Education and Energy, and cut back every other department by 20% (just 5% for Defense). I would like that candidate to restrict welfare to a maximum benefit of 2 years and only to those who agree to get a H.S. GED, training for a useful job and drug screening. My candidate would kick out all illegal immigrants or at least stop them from working or collecting benefits. The ideal candidate will also finally make us energy independent. DRILL baby DRILL! I’m sure I’ve missed a few but these are a few of my favorite things.


51 posted on 12/18/2011 7:53:38 AM PST by New Jersey Realist (America: home of the free because of the brave)
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To: rintense

If Mitt or Newt wins the nomination it certainly would behoove them to consider Perry since he would make the ticket much more palatable — much like Sarah did for McCain.

But I am not certain he would accept since he is the only true conservative in the race.


52 posted on 12/18/2011 7:54:39 AM PST by varina davis (We grow too soon old and too late smart -- Pennsylvania Dutch adage)
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To: lahargis

Yep. It’s much more likely Perry would target Newt for VP and what a show that would be — his debate with Joe Biden. I do also like the idea of Marco Rubio or Col. West for VP.


53 posted on 12/18/2011 7:57:22 AM PST by varina davis (We grow too soon old and too late smart -- Pennsylvania Dutch adage)
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To: Cincinatus' Wife

Perry will absolutely fight. He is the only candidate who really knows how and shows no fear of the establishment GOP.


54 posted on 12/18/2011 8:00:21 AM PST by varina davis (We grow too soon old and too late smart -- Pennsylvania Dutch adage)
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To: lahargis

Actually, in Rick Perry’s book “Fed Up” Newt wrote the forward in which he absolutely praises Rick Perry. Love it!
____________________________________________________

Yes, he sure did. I have the book sitting right here on my puter armoir


55 posted on 12/18/2011 8:03:39 AM PST by simplesimon (You are entitled to your own opinions but not your own "facts"...........)
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To: Cincinatus' Wife

For some reason, we’re being sucked in to these discussions again that really are not discussions at all. Cainiacs did it to us all the time. Vicious attacks on Perry. The usual LaRaza Rick, Amigo Ricardo, or whatever. No one could ever explain why Perry was not the choice of Hispanics if he was, in fact, giving away the store to Mexicans. My city loathes him. We are almost 90% Hispanic. Why don’t they line up to vote for him?

There is no question, no contest, that Perry is the best candidate. I admire him. I’m grateful he was a Boy Scout. I’m glad he is an Aggie. I’m proud of his military service. I like his family and their devotion to God and country. There is nothing they can throw at the fan that will change my mind because we live Rick Perry in Texas. I like it.


56 posted on 12/18/2011 8:14:36 AM PST by FryingPan101 (Perry 2012)
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To: TexasFreeper2009

>>Nothing would please me more than if Perry was able to fix whatever brain damage he has apparently suffered which keeps him from stringing two sentences together without losing his train of thought. But alas, that does not seem to be in the cards.<<

Sure it’s in the cards. In fact, it’s already happening. Perry scared the hell out of the MSM and they used Perry’s early missteps to convince us he’s unelectable. That’s foolish given the number of times he’s won in Texas, and the fact that he’s an excellent retail politician, a valuable asset in Iowa.

The MSM wants Romney badly, but they’ll take Gingrich. Cain scared the hell out of them. Perry did too, until they were able to take him down so easily with his own help in the early debates. And if Bachmann rises again, they’ll try to take her down too. What the MSM doesn’t want is a conservative candidate. They’d get that with Perry, Bachmann, or Santorum.

Iowa could surprise us, and not with Ron Paul, if Perry’s retail game works out.


57 posted on 12/18/2011 8:54:34 AM PST by Norseman (Defund the Left-Completely!)
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To: McGavin999
Sure! Post it so everyone can once again say how wrong she was to do so! Where are the Perry folks saying the same about him endorsing Rudy?

You're clearly missing the point, which is, when you bring up peoples past endorsements, you'd damn well better be prepared to defend your guy against the same.

The history is very clear on FR regarding Rudy.

58 posted on 12/18/2011 9:09:55 AM PST by rintense (You do not advance conservatism by becoming more liberal.)
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To: rintense
That is exactly the point I was making rintense, she has never once said she was wrong to fund raise for McCain even though he ended up totally destroying JD. It wasn't a defeat, he ground him into the ground and destroyed him and she didn't lift a finger.

Even so, I still would vote for Sarah had she run. And in her case, she went to the Biltomore and smoozed with all the pro-illegal republicans and raised money for him. So don't talk to me about someone endorsing Rudy, Sarah endorse McCain, Herman Cain endorsed Romney. People picked the lesser of the evils that were running and last time there was some serious evil running.

59 posted on 12/18/2011 11:28:05 AM PST by McGavin999 ("Make what Americans buy, Buy what Americans make, and sell it to the world" Perry 2012)
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To: McGavin999

Then why don’t you ask your buddy CW why she’s making a big deal about what Bachmann said about Newt in 2008?


60 posted on 12/18/2011 11:30:13 AM PST by rintense (You do not advance conservatism by becoming more liberal.)
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