[VinL]

My good man Rick Perry said, " The Senators should run for Governor. That means all of them: Ted, Marco, and, uh, uh, uh, you know the other guy."

-:)

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[cripplecreek]

Maybe he meant they should go home and run for uh......uh.......uh.........governor.

[SoConPubbie]

Wow!

I thought Rick Perry had curled up in the corner and died!

Who knew he was still alive?

[SoConPubbie]

It really is weird how the Governors(Walker, Huckabee, and now Perry) in this race, want to tell the Senators in this race that they shouldn’t be running, and yet, the Senators are just fine with the Governors running.

Seems some people are a little lacking a little in self-confidence!

[GeronL]

Perry is not ready for the big show and I don’t think he ever will be.

BTW- He does realize Senators are also elected state-wide, right??

[SeaHawkFan]

Perry wouldn’t get within 30 points of Ted Cruz in Texas.

[alstewartfan]

Can’t blame Perry for trying. But sorry Rick, Ted is going to kick your tail again, just as he creamed your boy Dewhurst three years ago!

[Piranha]

If Perry thinks that he ought to be President, then he needs to tell us why instead of trying to introduce a new qualification outside of the Constitutional requirements.

I would be reluctant to vote for him both because of his performance in 2012 and because he approved giving in-state tuition to illegals.

Ted Cruz is my man. Regarding Perry’s issue, Cruz has broad state governmental executive experience. More important for me, I think that Cruz is correct on every issue as to which he has expressed an opinion that I have found.

[DB]

Governors have no better track record than senators at being president.

There have been very bad of both... Obama - senator, Carter - governor...

They do have something else in common though...

[South40]

Governor Mumbles is telling others how to run for presidnet? lol!

[MrEdd]

Ah yes.
The elderly version of Rubio looking to humiliate himself again. Who is bank rolling this eGOP retread?

[xzins]

I think Rick Perry thought last time that he could have a mulligan round, and then come back at it down the road for a real round. Apparently, he was wrong. His mulligan round is what is remembered, and I don’t think he’s getting a 2nd chance.

[Bibman]

Perry is a lying P.O.S.
He tried to shove TTR down our throats.
Had one re-election commercial where he stood on the bank of the Rio Grande, in Carhart and Stetson, and promised he would stop the wetbacks with the NG.
A real P.O.S.

[gogeo]

Bless his heart.

You know, people have been telling me, "Why does Perry keep running for President?"

[Lurkinanloomin]

No cheap labor inporters

No Perry

No Rubio

No Huckabee

No Bush

No Graham

Cruz or Walker

[Unmarked Package]

It's now or never in 2016. Nothing less than a revolutionary change agent as POTUS is our last hope to reclaim the Constitution and Bill of Rights as the Founders intended to restore Rule of Law and limited government. A pencil-pushing administrator like Rick Perry won't sufficiently reverse course on our current path toward the ultimate corruption of the Republic set in motion by Obama’s treachery and a self-serving Congress. NO WAY is Perry capable of being the leader we must have at this time. Incidentally, Ted Cruz wasn't a community organizer before being elected to the U.S. Senate. Cruz managed a 4000-person agency, including over 700 lawyers, as Texas Solicitor General if you want to talk about executive experience.

[VanDeKoik]

“Perry to Senate Presidential Candidates: Go Home and Run for Governor”

How about you go and **** yourself, Rick.

[EternalVigilance]

Perry to Senate Presidential Candidates: Go Home and Run for Governor

America to Rick Perry: Go Home.

[iowamark]

America to Rick Perry: Just go home!

[Hardens Hollow]

LOL! I was going to reference Perry’s debating ‘skills’, but you beat me to it. Masterfully, I might add.