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Posted on 12/13/2011 3:28:33 AM PST by Cincinatus' Wife
DES MOINES, Iowa — If Iowa voters are going to give Gov. Rick Perry the “second look” he wants, there's not much time for browsing.
With just three weeks before the Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses, the governor is embarking on an old-fashioned bus tour through the Hawkeye State, hoping his natural ability to connect with voters will keep his struggling campaign alive.
Perry has scheduled nearly 50 events between Wednesday and Jan. 2. By the time the tour ends, he will have visited some 42 towns and cities.
“Being on a bus in a state like Iowa, it just allows us to get to more stops and more places. It allows people driving down the road in Iowa to honk and wave,” said Perry campaign manager Rob Johnson. “There’s an excitement and an energy. … We’re excited about the next couple of weeks.”
[Perry's Iowa Tour Click on a marker to learn more about that appearance -- mid-page]
(Excerpt) Read more at texastribune.org ...
Thank you.
How many Rick Perry articles are permitted on FR in a given day?
Looks like the Admin Mod addressed the “spamming” issue. Would you like some cheese ?
“You can’t tell me that America is not exceptional. You can’t tell me that because I’ve seen it”
“Rick Perry has always remained faithful.” — First Lieutenant Daniel P. Moran
[6:45] Medal recipients tell of their sacrifice and the sacrifice of their fellow heroes — and why they support Rick Perry.
Thank You Cincinatus’ Wife
That is an excellent Video!
How about “none” ?
Correction... you can post the one when he drops out. :-)
;o)
I’ve had it a long time!
Thank (((you))).
It really is.
Thank you TexMom7.
No limit on that, and none has been enforced, let alone suggested by the mods or Jim, and you know it.
I will address that, thank you.
All I know is that Perry threads have been de-linked from the side bar regularly. So if someone in authority comes up with a number of permitted “frontpage,” “extended,” “editorial,” etc. articles allotted to certain candidates please FReepmail me or write a vanity. To my knowledge Gov. Rick Perry is still an acceptable GOP candidate on FR.
You were told in the recent past to stop spamming the sidebars. You are being told again here. Once again, quit pretending otherwise that you were unaware.
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I must address your characterization of “pretending otherwise” to the thread.
I am merely asking how many articles can be posted with a selected “topic” that places them in a side-bar category, so that I can be assured that if I post, say 3 Perry threads in one day, that 2 of them won’t be buried (sometimes the best ones go “poof! into chat).” If I’m allowed 1 Perry thread a day (or hopefully 2) then I suppose I could wait to the end of the day’s new cycle to make the best selections once I know the limit allowed Perry.
I am as conservative as they come and I will be voting for Rick Perry. My wish pick would have been Jim Demint but Demint is not running although he may endorse Perry soon.
I will not give you specific numbers, you just need to limit what is most newsworthy into Extended. If Perry rises back to frontrunner status, more articles will become truly newsworthy. The mods reserve the right to make that determination.
Bite me? That is pure genius...
Why thank you.
It seems a lot of people are holding their powder on endorsements. It’s telling that they’re being a bit circumspect and letting the voters lead.
Former frontrunner Mitt's $10,000 bet is clobbering him, and Newt's warts are being given the attention they deserve. Who but Gov. Rick Perry, with his stellar record as Governor of the great state of Texas, his family values, his love of God and country, along with his military service, has earned the Republican nomination for President of the United States.
"This isn't a sprint, it's a marathon."
Indeed! Hopefully, Perry will cross the finish line in first place.
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