Actually, what he said was this:
(read the entire article)
Perry, who has campaigned on states’ rights and local control, said he would prefer that planners find another site far from Ground Zero. But he supports the right of local citizens to authorize it.
“I’m a big believer in freedom of religion but believe it would be best for all involved to put the facility elsewhere,” Perry said. “However, zoning is a local responsibility and as a staunch supporter of the 10th Amendment, I do not think the federal government should take steps to intercede or overrule the wishes of local residents. The citizens of New York City will decide the fate of this building.”
“I’m focused on Texas and talking with Texans every day about how we can improve our schools and attract good jobs to the state,” he said. “The people of New York City, not people outside the state, should make decisions on building permits and any land use regulations.”
Stressing what he said:
* He would prefer that planners find another site far from Ground Zero
* He supports the right of local citizens to authorize it
* Big believer in freedom of religion but it would be best for all involved to put the facility elsewhere
* staunch supporter of the 10th Amendment
* does not believe Federal Government should intercede or overrule wishes of locals
* Citizens of New York will decide the fate
* Focused on Texas...improve schools...attract good jobs to the state
* people of New York, not the people outside the state, should make decisions on building permits and land use
They don’t care about the truth, mom. It’s all slander all the time with Temp and Buck.
You've had ten years as governor to improve the schools, dipwad.
And attracting jobs by stealing them from the state won't work for the nation as a whole: you have to create brand new jobs.
Cheers!