Rick Perry New Hampshire Results

[ChuckD]

Perry had no chance after the first few debates. His only shot was as the Fundy candidate, and since they are sensitive to being portrayed as ignorant and backwards, voting him in wouldn't be the best way to combat that image. If you position yourself as that candidate and finish FIFTH in Iowa, the lilly-white fundamentalist capital of America, you're done.

[George Gervin's Afro]

Great, now he is gong to have to come back to Texas...

[DMX7]

Just imagine Perry debating Obama... what a complete joke that would be. They could broadcast it on Comedy Central.

[boutons_deux]

Struggling, Perry Finds Place Where His Message Sticks

“I prayed about my decision about him,” he said. “I already knew what I wanted, and I found it in him.” He cannot think of a single issue, he said, where he disagrees with Mr. Perry.

Mr. Perry seems to have found in South Carolina a place where he can connect with some crowds, with stump speeches, sometimes before a hundred people, that preach reverence for Jesus Christ and for the military. He appears looser and more confident than he has been for some time, perhaps since the days when he was considered a front-runner, which ended with his string of poor debate performances.

Now, though, he has more humor and humility as he courts the votes of South Carolinians. He recounts a journey from “walking down the aisle of my church and giving my heart to Jesus Christ when I was 14 years old” to “standing up for the Ten Commandments on the grounds of our Capitol in Texas.”

“The fight never ends,” he says.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/12/us...er=rss&emc=rss

Not a word about jobs. ing religion, ing America, what a bunch of redneck simpletons.

[baseline bum]

Struggling, Perry Finds Place Where His Message Sticks

“I prayed about my decision about him,” he said. “I already knew what I wanted, and I found it in him.” He cannot think of a single issue, he said, where he disagrees with Mr. Perry.

Mr. Perry seems to have found in South Carolina a place where he can connect with some crowds, with stump speeches, sometimes before a hundred people, that preach reverence for Jesus Christ and for the military. He appears looser and more confident than he has been for some time, perhaps since the days when he was considered a front-runner, which ended with his string of poor debate performances.

Now, though, he has more humor and humility as he courts the votes of South Carolinians. He recounts a journey from “walking down the aisle of my church and giving my heart to Jesus Christ when I was 14 years old” to “standing up for the Ten Commandments on the grounds of our Capitol in Texas.”

“The fight never ends,” he says.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/12/us...er=rss&emc=rss

Not a word about jobs. ing religion, ing America, what a bunch of redneck simpletons.

That's the kind of crap Goodhair should have been saying every second in the debates. Attacking him when he's talking bout his religion would have been like aborting baby jesus to the Fox News crowd.

[DMX7]

He's going to resurrect his campaign Jesus style.

[boutons_deux]

Behold, Lazarus!