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To: Cincinatus' Wife

“BIG disconnect there: Newt and Nancy kissing on the couch and cuddling global warming and Newt’s penchant for needing the spotlight — because of that, the spotlight landed on his head during his roll out. Besides, he just isn’t going to go the distance in a hard race. Newt has great ideas but he flits from one thing to another — he loves ideas but wanders off, and his people have to direct his focus back to the matter at hand.”

I’m not a big Newt fan, but even though I’d never vote for him for President, I can’t argue that he tried to promote smaller government after being elected, even if it was just for a brief period back in the 80s and early 90s. What’s Perry got to show for his years in office? A dead coyote, a ton of appointed cronies, favors to his corporate donors, and a bunch of talk...and I don’t know if anyone’s ever even seen the dead coyote.


96 posted on 06/15/2011 6:02:17 PM PDT by LibertarianInExile (When Republicans don't vote conservative, conservatives don't vote Republican.)
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To: LibertarianInExile

NEWT’s penchant for shooting off his mouth because there are so many “big ideas” in his giant brain fighting to see light, has reinforced the idea that Republicans are anti-science and/or (depending who wants to use his brilliant brainy castoff genius declares crumbs) that human space flight and NASA are dead.

Amazing. The man is a walking time-bomb.

Kiss your own primary candidate darling. I’m not decided.

I’m going to explore all the possibilities. Newts off the list years ago.

I like Perry a LOT! I’ve posted enough to give a look at him. He can do it better himself if he decides to run.


97 posted on 06/16/2011 1:47:40 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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