[sarasmom]

1. Thaliminide.Does that answer you, as to why most people are furious over the mandated Gardisil inoculations to your satisfaction? If not, you can take your ignorant opinions straight to hell.
2. Texas corridor-Please, nobody wants Mexican trucks, or drivers, driving on highways everywhere in the USA, including most Texans.
3. Does Perry (and you) really think Mexican citizens illegally living in the USA have a “human right” to procure free public education, health care, housing and food benefits, paid for by the taxpaying citizens of Texas, and the rest of the USA? Really?

Chill out?
Are you stuck on stupid?

[listenhillary]

I’ve put the offer up numerous times for someone to take apart this research. No one has yet done so. It explains the reasoning behind Rick Perry’s most controvesial issues and criticisms. The author doesn’t assume or agree with everything he has done. It’s a little more in depth than the strictly hit and run bloggers.

Take it apart. Go ahead.

http://peskytruth.wordpress.com/2011/07/19/rick-perrys-negatives/

http://peskytruth.wordpress.com/2011/07/18/seventeen-17-things-that-critics-are-saying-about-rick-perry-part-2/

[DRey]

"Stuck on stupid?" Classy.

Actually, if you do your own research instead of listening to the haters, you will see that the corridor was mandated by congress in 1990, not Perry. As for Gardisil, you're misinformed on that as well.

[gogogodzilla]

How does a drug (Thaliminide) have anything to do with a vaccination? Drugs are chemicals that metabolize in the body in certain ways.

Vaccines are either weakened-but-live diseases/viruses... or dead versions that the body's immune system fights off, thus teaching the immune system how to fight off the real deal if/when it comes.

So how is Thaliminide even relevant?