Okay, marty60. I knew you were 100% better than your comment. You’re not responsible for the writings of idiot writers/pundits. This is the nasty primary season, but take solace in the fact that Jim will not permit ANY Romney support here.
NONE. ZERO. AND RIGHTLY SO.
Governor Perry is down right now, but remember, NOT ONE VOTE has been cast!
He hurt himself badly with his poor choice of words in that Orlando debate, “you don’t have a heart” but he can get past that in good time. Keep the faith. I met him in person and he’s a very likeable guy. He just has to be himself in the debates and stop listening to his idiot handlers.
Either they over-prepare him wrongly, (like going after Romney instead of obama) or they under-prepare him on the facts. I say, just let him be himself! He’s won three elections being himself, right?
The smears on Fred Thompson and Sarah Palin were both traced back to the Romney campaign.
Exactly,I look at it like this the 2010 election was an eye opener for me. He was up against the ultimate Wash. insider Kay Baily:
FromTPM: By Eric Kleefeld - May 7, 2009, 4:54PM
A new Rasmussen poll in Texas finds that Gov. Rick Perry — the man who has suggested his state might secede from the United States — is in a near-tie in his Republican primary against the popular U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison: Perry 42%, Hutchison 38%, with a ±4% margin of error.
You might think it’s bad for the incumbent to be under 50% in his primary, but this could actually be a big improvement for Perry. There isn’t another recent Rasmussen poll for direct comparison, but a survey from Public Policy Polling (D) back in February put Hutchison ahead 56%-31%.
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Then he beat her by 20 points.
I hope Perry is having a good day in D.C. today. He needs to convince those good ole boys he’s the right candidate. We’ll see.