[biggredd1]

Perry/Palin....Palin/Perry.

[Will88]

We are not going to run against the other candidates," Carney said. "If he runs, he will be out there campaigning on what he would bring to the table in terms of running against Obama."

Not sure what I think about Perry yet overall, but that would be a smart strategy. I don't think most Republicans and potential Republican voters want to see the primary candidates ripping into each other. They probably want to know where each candidate stands on the issues important to them, the voters, and how each candidate would run against Obama.

[Sacajaweau]

btt

[Lexinom]

Can you imagine?: "Do we want to go back to the failed policies of the past?" with our side having nominated yet another Texas governor whose very manner speech would underscore the charge? Nothing against Texas, Texans, or even Dubya, but... let's use our brains here! You all know what would happen. We cannot afford to lose this one, folks...

[jersey117]

To direct his attacks from the outset at President Obama, not his potential Republican rivals.

That's what I want to see. Go directly after the commie in the WH.

[truthfreedom]

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/special/07/legislature/4535418.html
Perry’s vaccination order still stoking fires

AUSTIN — Blowback continued at the Capitol on Wednesday over Gov. Rick Perry’s order mandating
that schoolgirls be vaccinated against a sexually transmitted disease linked to cervical cancer.

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/special/07/legislature/4528909.html

Critics rip Perry’s vaccine mandate
Governor rejects opponents’ calls to reverse order

AUSTIN — Gov. Rick Perry stood firm Monday against a political firestorm generated by his
order that sixth-grade girls be inoculated against a sexually transmitted virus linked to cervical cancer.

Social conservatives from Texas to Washington called on Perry to reverse his order making
Texas the first state to require the vaccine, saying the mandate makes sex seem permissible
and that parents should be the ones to decide whether to immunize their daughters.
And several Texas lawmakers expressed outrage at Perry for circumventing the legislative process.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/26/us/26texas.html

The vaccine, Gardasil, is manufactured by Merck, which was represented in Austin by the
lobbyist Mike Toomey, who was chief of staff for Mr. Perry from 2002 to 2004.

[Revolting cat!]

They’re gonna run on the Hair platform!