Next 21 debates, all he has to say is “end Obama regulations” and “drill”.
Tell the American people that it will end our reliance on countries that hate us and our economy will skyrocket.
Let people know that we can still use private industry to R&D “Green Energy” but there will be no Government “loans”.
I think Perry isn’t much of a talker, he is just a plain old doer.
Debate Transcript:
ROSE: Governor Perry, are you prepared -- even though you've said that you want to make Washington inconsequential -- to go to Washington and, as Ronald Reagan did, compromise on spending cuts and taxes in order to produce results?
PERRY: Well, certainly as the governor of the second largest state, I've had to deal with folks on both sides of the aisle. I've signed six balanced budgets as the governor of -- of Texas. So working with folks on both sides of the aisle and -- and bringing ideas, whether it's ways to redo your tax structure or what have you.
One of the things that I laid out today I think is a pretty bold plan, to put 1.2 million Americans working in the energy industry. And you don't need Congress to do that. You need a president with a plan, which I'm laying out over the next three days, and, clearly, the intent to open up this treasure trove that America's sitting on and getting America independent on the domestic energy side. It's time for another American Declaration of Independence. It's time for energy independence.
(he was interrupted and moderator quickly switched over to Romney)
ROSE: We'll come back to energy, also your economic plan this evening, but I go now to Governor Romney.
The paralysis there, and everybody's concerned about it. What specifically would you be prepared to do to make the country moving again on addressing its problems?
Later:
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ROSE: And back to Governor Perry, this plan that you would like to lay out, because Governor Romney has said you have had two months to produce a plan, an economic plan, he's had a 59 point plan, what is the plan? What will you say specifically?
PERRY: Well, clearly, opening up a lot of the areas of our domestic energy area. That's the real key. You have got an administration that, by and large, has either by intimidation or over-regulation, put our energy industry and the rest of the economy in jeopardy. And we have got to have a president who is willing to stand up and to clearly pull back those regulations that are strangling the American entrepreneurship that's out there.
And it doesn't make any difference whether it's Obamacare, whether it's Dodd-Frank, or whether it's the tax burden.
A president, particularly with the plan that I'm going to be laying out over the next three days -- and I'm not going to lay it out all for you tonight -- Mitt has had six years to be working on a plan. I have been in this for about eight weeks.
But, clearly, we're going to be focused on initially
the energy industry in this country and making a America
again independent, and clearly the place where domestic energy needs to be produced from.
http://thepage.time.com/2011/10/11/complete-transcript-of-hanover-economic-debate/#ixzz1alYoDoSn
Maybe this will be a tactical advantage for Perry. Timing can be everything. Candidates who roll out their entire platform and plans on Day 1 have to ride that wave to the end. And hope there's no change in the weather.
Beyond what you said, Perry has been asked by Freepers "where's your economic plan?" over and over. Now, we're about to see it. I find it amusing the very next breath these people take, accuses Perry of "stealing" the idea from Palin. A governor in office for how many years, vs. a 10-year governship over the top 1-2 energy producing state in the country. Yet, he's stealing his plan from Palin.
just wow.