I like Rick Perry

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dude I will never vote for another Texan.

Oh, come on. It might work out really well this time!

Anyway, now that Texas is $25 billion dollars in the hole, his shitty Texas economic policies are starting to look a lot less amazing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He hate the United States of America. I would support him for president of the Conderate States of America(what ever they are planning on calling it). I think he could win Texas after leading them out of the union? Please please leave! I would love to see how the CSA are going to repay the United States for all the federal money they have r/c.

If Perry will pledge to force the Confederacy to secede from the US, he'll have my vote. I'd love to jettison the economic/social sandbags that are the Cotton Belt states. Plus it'd be nice to have another dirt-cheap Third World agricultural state on our southern border. Cheap produce!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Former Democrat, Al Gores Texas Campaign Manager, moderate stance on immigration. I can take or leave his stance on abortion. He's a leader, doesn't hide and cower like our current president. Dude shot a coyote that tried to attack him on his morning run, Obama can't run he smokes too much. Great record in Texas, and to top it off it wouldn't hurt having some eye candy in the WH for the next 4-8 yrs.

Just want to say anyone who finds Perry more attractive than Obama is a racist. That's an objective fact. It's like saying Betty White is hotter than Haile Berry. Res ipsa loquitur.

[Anonymous]

Oh, he is a war hero! Those cylons were/are bad customers. Does this mean the 13 colony is Texas? It would explain a lot. But how Do we know he is not a cylon?

[Anonymous]

The resaon Perry is more attractive than Obama is has nothign to do with race, Obama looks like flat stanley in a suit Perry has some sort of shape to fill out a suit and looks good in one.

[Anonymous]

No, you'll remember that in the recent 2000s BSG, Richard Hatch played Zarek, "a charismatic and philosophical populist political leader." Actor Richard Hatch has stated that Zarek ran for office because "he's always looking for positions where he can leverage himself, where he can have more influence. He obviously believes that he's fighting for the people, but very much so often the idealistic revolutionary becomes the self-serving politician. So often, what you think is for the people ends up being for you. I think that happens to so many political leaders. They start out for beneficial reasons but they get caught up in the process for their own purposes and agendas."

He was eventually executed by firing squad.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Zarek

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The resaon Perry is more attractive than Obama is has nothign to do with race, Obama looks like flat stanley in a suit Perry has some sort of shape to fill out a suit and looks good in one.

Obama:



Perry:



Came across this comment re: Perry. Pretty accurate:

Again: restoring Barack Obama’s ability to run against George W Bush by nominating a taller, meaner, dumber guy doing a George W Bush impersonation. Great plan. There are very few things that let me know the party of Jack Kemp is dead than, say, Michele Bachmann’s run at the presidency, but I must confess that this guy is one of them.

Rick Perry in so many ways represents the unfortunate modern GOP brand: southern, intentionally ignorant, angry, dogwhistling to racists, paranoid, more about how he is saying (angrily with a drawl) than what he is saying. I can’t believe this is the solution to save you from Sarah and Michele.

The campaign ads write themselves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another hypocritical, religious zealot *bag who's not too bright.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/05/rick-perry-college-transcript_n_919357.html

Still waiting on Obama's college transcripts. Funny how those are still top secret with his transparency pledge.

I like Perry, I need to see more of him though.

[Anonymous]

THAT'S what has become of Richard Hatch?

from this?
http://www.nndb.com/people/731/000024659/Richard_Hatch.jpg



If a candidate looked like a young Hatch, I think he'd have my vote!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Former Democrat, Al Gores Texas Campaign Manager, moderate stance on immigration. I can take or leave his stance on abortion. He's a leader, doesn't hide and cower like our current president. Dude shot a coyote that tried to attack him on his morning run, Obama can't run he smokes too much. Great record in Texas, and to top it off it wouldn't hurt having some eye candy in the WH for the next 4-8 yrs.

Sure, I don't see why it would be surprising that Rick Perry might have "supporters". There are religious zealots. There are far-right economic illiterates. As Summers was reported to have said, "There are idiots. Look around."

As far as "eye candy", there are lots of old ladies and sexually frustrated middle-aged women who like that sort of thing I suppose. Frankly, I'm not really attracted to the late-middle-aged Apollo-from-Battlestar-Galactica look, but different strokes for different folks:

Richard Hatch...


...Richard Parry...


...separated at birth.

[Anonymous]

So this thread -
Rick Perry and Friends: Meet the supporters of The Response prayer rally - doesn't make you cringe?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So this thread -
Rick Perry and Friends: Meet the supporters of The Response prayer rally - doesn't make you cringe?

Of course not. You think these guys actually ponder evidence? They make voting decisions the same way a mule makes decisions: fear, pain, desire, etc.... It's Id all the way down. c.f. "I really like Rick Perry; I'm going to have to think about it though." Presumably, "thinking about it" will entail watching some idiot-oriented TeeVeeNews show.

Eventually, when the US reverts back "to the mean" (i.e. we become a second-tier nation like Greece), PP's children's children will use their noodles. Voting populations educate themselves when it's necessary. We're not at that stage yet. Therefore, President Bachmann or President Perry, here we come.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So this thread -
Rick Perry and Friends: Meet the supporters of The Response prayer rally - doesn't make you cringe?

Don't all the presidents on the day they get sworn in start there day at the national prayer breakfast?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another hypocritical, religious zealot *bag who's not too bright.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/05/rick-perry-college-transcript_n_919357.html

Still waiting on Obama's college transcripts. Funny how those are still top secret with his transparency pledge.

I like Perry, I need to see more of him though.

Why should he release them? He was the president of the Harvard Law Review, though. For the benefit of folks who never graduated from high school, that's kind of a big deal. Of course, maybe he used his "family connections" at Harvard to pull some strings. Heh.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/thedailymirror/2008/09/barack-obama-ha.html

[Anonymous]

I still prefer Romney. Perry is too far right for me.

[Anonymous]

Dude got a "D" in something called "Feeds and Feeding" as well as "Writing for Professional Men." I"m also not sure I want someone who got a D in Economics responsible for the economy.