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Had Perry come out with a list of reasons for his immigration stances that were at least debatable, he might have worked through it.

You have hit the nail square on the head.

Perry’s problem isn’t just the immigration issue but most all of his answers are a struggle to make them coherent to the listener.

I’m surprised the campaign and Perry haven’t taken the time to develop a one minute response to several topics [six to eight], then commit them to memory and practice, practice, practice until he gets it down. Perry needs to learn not to take the bait questions but give positive answers to what he’s down and would do to sovle the issue.

If he doesn’t do that then by the end of the next two debates, Oct. 11 & 18, he’ll be out of the race. He’s got an opportunity to revive his campaign, the balls in his court to see what he’s made of. It’s either all bumble and stumble or thoughtful direction on what he’d do.

I’m surprised the campaign and Perry haven’t taken the time to develop a one minute response to several topics [six to eight], then commit them to memory and practice, practice, practice until he gets it down

I'm getting the impression that Perry believes all he had to do is squint his eyes, smile and sound sincere and he could bullsh^t his way through the debates. Might work in Texas.

I agree that is exactly Perry's problem, he has got to learn to articulate his views better in a debate (short time span) venue. I think if he had more time like in an interview he could address all of these issues to most people satisfaction. If might help him to start releasing videos of him addressing some of these issues in depth, to clear the air, because right now everyone is confused, even his supporters. I can see the need to save money for later... but these issues have to be addressed somehow, through interviews, press releases, videos, commercials, some how some way, he needs to clarify all these issues so that people know where he stands.