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To: comebacknewt

Sir, I am a Texan and know Perry well. He is NO conservative. He is wrong on immigration, eminent domain, Pay to play, and many more. Of course you don’t need me to tutor you it’s all available online. He did do a few things right. As in tort reform but don’t give him credit for the job situation in Texas. It has had this atmoshere for a long time before Perry and the governor has very little power here. If Palin does not run (and I think she will)we are in big trouble. More of the same at a time we need a full reversal.


44 posted on 09/24/2011 1:37:12 PM PDT by carjic (I've always been taught to respect my elders.... but it's getting harder to find any!)
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To: carjic
I see a President Perry as being very good on: healthcare, taxes, spending, judges, guns, abortion, reducing business regulations, tort reform, the military, and social issues among others.

I see his primary weakness as: immigration. I'm wary of his use of executive orders, but he seems to have learned a lesson. I know the TTC was an issue that would have involved eminent domain, but I also realize that proposal did not go forward after conservatives expressed disapproval.

Rick Perry is not perfect. No candidate out there is, but he would be solid on most every issue I care about. He has also shown he both listens to and responds to conservative criticism.

He also would be better than Romney, and a million times better than Obama.

I know I won't convert you, and I'm not even trying to. Just realize that many conservatives are frightened about the primary options that exist if Perry does indeed fall by the wayside, as he appears to be doing.

54 posted on 09/24/2011 2:11:33 PM PDT by comebacknewt (Newt (sigh) what could have been . . .)
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