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To: County Agent Hank Kimball
Mark my words, when Perry drops, he’ll endorse Myth. Sad.

Do you have something to base this opinion on? I'm still gathering info on Perry in case i need to reassess my choice. Maybe there's something i missed? Everything I've seen, researched, and read indicates that Perry has an intense dislike for Rotney. ??

510 posted on 01/09/2012 8:45:39 PM PST by naxetevitan
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To: naxetevitan

First, let me say I like Perry. I think he’s a very decent man with good instincts who has been a good governor.

Having said that, immediately after the Iowa caucuses he said he was going back to Texas to “reassess” his candidacy. That’s almost always codeword for “I’ll be dropping out.”

For some reason, though, he decided to stay on through South Carolina. There is no indication whatsover that he has a chance to get the nomination. Really none. I’ll easily admit Newt and Santorum have very slim chances, but they do have a shot based on polling in SC and FL.

Perry staying in splinters the conservative vote. He’s only likely to get 10 percent or so...but that 10 percent can make a huge difference if it gets spread between Newt and Santorum, which it likely would. Perry certainly knows this.

Putting 2 and 2 together: He can’t win, but he CAN hurt the remaining conservative candidates who MIGHT win. Yet he stays in.

Who does that help?

Hank


513 posted on 01/09/2012 8:57:47 PM PST by County Agent Hank Kimball (Screw it. Newt's the smartest candidate and the guy I want to see debating Obummer. Flame away. Num)
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