Comments on: Rick Perry’s Rough Weekend

By: Common _ Sense

Common _ Sense — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 21:35:26 +0000

President Obama should speak out about the dangers of early judgement based on incomplete information. The President learned this lesson the hard way and cost him the embarrassment of a “beer summit” in order to try to remove his foot from his mouth!

By: n'erdowell

n'erdowell — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 19:03:48 +0000

Searambler – That’s just the way the game is played. Sorta like Hillary vs. Barack in 2008. Its much to my amusement that liberals don’t know who to attack yet. Its like, “Let’s get Cain” no, “Let’s get Perry”, no, “Let’s get Romney”. Throw Christie in the mix and the liberal press will look like monkey’s chasing a football trying to decide who and how to smear next. And…there’s always the possible primary challenge from Hillary.

By: Searambler

Searambler — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 18:50:59 +0000

The more people see of Perry, the more they are BEGGING Christie to throw his hat into the ring. The Right is so desperate for SOMEONE worth a damn to run for president. Problem is, anyone with a brain need not apply………..

By: Searambler

Searambler — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 18:22:10 +0000

“And the “campaign” has just begun. Do not be surprised if the liberal press soon begins prying into septic tanks, searching for evidence of Big Macs or french fries.”

They won’t have to bother. The Republican candidates themselves will be doing a bang-up job of attacking each other between now and the primaries. Cain attacks Perry. Perry attacks Romney. Etc etc etc. This is just the pre-cursor in the side show tent. The main event, the GOP Three Ring Circus itself, promises to get downright nasty over the next few months………..

By: n'erdowell

n'erdowell — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 18:13:28 +0000

And the “campaign” has just begun. Do not be surprised if the liberal press soon begins prying into septic tanks, searching for evidence of Big Macs or french fries. Where are we headed with this crap?

By: n'erdowell

n'erdowell — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:58:44 +0000

Herman Cain, on the other hand has been accused of being an Uncle Tom and an Oreo and, yes. even a racist, so when asked about the story, without having all the information, he handled his response perfectly and called it “insensitive”. Let’s see, the article was insensitive, the Washington Post was insensitive, and the sign, as previously existed back in the ’80′s, was insensitive. Herman is absolutely correct. And the folks who attempt to exploit this non-story are surely insensitive. Where is the discussion of issues?

By: sam

sam — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:53:40 +0000

First of all– people love to complain– I am from Texas, and no fan Of Perry– but get the story right. The Vaccine– was not ordered– parents had the option to back out easily. If you have never seen a woman die of cervical dcancer– than count your blessings. It is a very painful way to die.2nd, we fight our border everyday– most americans do not. it easy to scream about it when your own state is not surrounded. So what if they get tution?– we are more worried about the drugs. these cartels kill for the pleasure of it-no mattter who you are– man, woman, or child.if you check there are 13 states that do the same–rhode island being the last. these cartels are everywhere–and be afraid.
sending troops– our govt helped columbia with missions and helped them– why not someone who is a heck of lot closer?—i don’t want bloody killing streets in my area.

By: n'erdowell

n'erdowell — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:51:23 +0000

I am not a Perry supporter, but you race-focused folks need to know that Perry’s father LEASED that property back in the 80′s and almost immediately had the offensive language painted over. After years, when the paint-over faded and the language showed through again, he had the rock turned over – as it remains. Perry has not even been there since 2007, and due to the rock’s being turned over, did not see it at that time. The family did not renew the lease and now has no interest whatsoever in the land. There is a Texas law against such offensive designations and any that come to light are removed. The Washington Post, despite all of their efforts could only find 7 people who even knew of it – and they couldn’t even remember when the changes occurred. Politics is a terrible thing, and the Post, unfortunately, is a willing participant in smear tactics to aid the President.

By: Greggw

Greggw — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:32:04 +0000

This might hurt Perry in the general election, but it kind of helps in the primaries in some states where blacks don’t vote Republicans and the whites would see this as a positive.

By: Searambler

Searambler — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:23:44 +0000

As more and more information comes out about Perry, it’s becoming increasingly clear that he is dirty. ‘Pay to play’ Texas politics and public policy may be OK to Texans, but not to the rest of the country………..