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August 17, 2011 06:27 PM UTC
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would be hearing about this and about his convenient back pedaling on it for the first time so it could dampen the enthusiasm of base caucus and primary voters for him.
Another issue ripe for the Buckpeddle is Perry’s open borders immigration stance. Can’t wait to see the spin on that.
That ought to get a bit of play from his cut throat rivals.
And yes, it should.
If Perry should win the GOP nomination, his history as a Democrat should write a number of campaign ads.
….and a union official as head of the Screen Actors Guild
There’s a difference in changing parties because of differences. Perry’s radical tea bagger views show that he changed partes because it was politically expedient for him. Not because of issues.
I think Perry is done. I give him three weeks.
Perryed?
Ricked?
.
.
Sparkly.
You didn’t like RIcked?
That’s one of my favorites. But I really think those sparkly flip flops are divine.
between a significant segment of the female population and shoes. I personally am genetically incapable (dominant gene on my mother’s side) of walking past the shoe dept without at least looking.
Have been subsidizing that “relationship” for many, many years.
🙂
he’ll get Ricklash.
Bachmann is already claiming she’s the first and only candidate fighting for an impermeable border fence.
Polls show that politicians who admit they made a mistake at some point in their career are more trusted. This contrasts sharply with Obama, who is narcissistically incapable of admitting fault. Because he is The One.
RIght after President Obama was inaugurated :
Barack Obama admits he ‘screwed up’ over Tom Daschle appointment
Compare that to President Bush – in 2004.
He screwed up by not throwing somebody else under the bus.
Look, they are all narcissists. It’s part of the job. I’ll agree with W if you’ll agree with The One.
I agree that President Obama admitted he screwed up – several times in fact, I just chose one early in his administration.
I’ll also agree Bush had a hard time admitting mistakes. ANd that you’re weird.
Wow- I guess we do agree.
You’re less of a man.
Period.
So much for getting the Republican nomination.
Just google “I was wrong” and “I made a mistake” with Obama.
Meanwhile, Rick Perry stubbornly defends his asinine and thuggish remarks about Bernanke and “treason.”
Man, you’re such an unthinking tool that it’s funny.
He just is what he is.
Wrong.
What else would you call someone who presided over a state economy that piled on over a hundred thousand PUBLIC jobs from 2008 to 2010, many funded by the stimulus program, but that saw PRIVATE jobs in the state actually DECLINE by 40,000 during that period?
All Obama – or Bachmann or Romney, for that matter – has to do is highlight that gigantic flaw in Perry’s “job creator” claim, and Perry’s campaign will wither up.
One of the talking heads said,
“Read my lips.
No new Texans!”