[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

"When both the House and Senate repealed the (vaccination) law six weeks later, Perry did not — as he now claims — listen humbly or “agree with their decision.”

Human shield demagoguery. In response to the legislature’s rebuke, the infuriated governor attacked those who supported repeal as “shameful” spreaders of “misinformation” who were putting “women’s lives” at risk. Borrowing a tried-and-true Alinskyite page from the progressive left, Perry surrounded himself with female cervical cancer victims and deflected criticism of his imperial tactics with emotional anecdotes.

He then lionized himself and the minority of politicians who voted against repeal of his Gardasil order. “They will never have to think twice about whether they did the right thing. No lost lives will occupy the confines of their conscience, sacrificed on the altar of political expediency.” Perry, of course, has now put his own ghastly Gardasil order on that same altar — but with no apology to all those he demonized and exploited along the way."

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2777761/posts

[beandog]

That is one of the things that bothers me the most.

[Eva]

It sounds to me as though the state legislature may have made the right move for the wrong reasons.

[Just mythoughts]

I kept thinking about his big eruption and show of humility over what he now calls a mistake, when Bachmann was getting bashed and trashed over repeating what a woman had told her after the debate last night.

Tooo bad there are too many lines in the story to fit into a tag box.