You mean Gardisil, illegal tuition, TTC and La Raza speeches?
Yep. That's yeoman's work...for the left.
United States
Main article: Plain Folk of the Old South
In the United States, yeomen were identified in the 18th and 19th centuries as non-slaveholding, small landowning, family farmers. In Southern areas where land was poor, like East Tennessee,[4] the landowning yeomen were typically subsistence farmers, but some managed to grow some crops for market. Whether they engaged in subsistence or commercial agriculture, they controlled far more modest landholdings than those of the planters, typically in the range of 50-200 acres. In the North, practically all the farms were operated by yeoman farmers as family farms.
Thomas Jefferson was a leading advocate of the yeomen, arguing that the independent farmers formed the basis of republican values.[5] Indeed, Jeffersonian Democracy as a political force was largely built around the yeomen.[6] After the Civil War, organizations of farmers, especially the Grange, formed to organize and enhance the status of the yeoman farmers.[7]
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And there it is, the record against perry, in 10 words. ONE actual policy, two things that never happened, and a speech to constituents by a Governor.