[wmfights]

The campaign of Texas Gov. Rick Perry has responded to Cain’s comments, with Perry communications director Ray Sullivan saying, “A number of the Republicans candidates have flip flopped or been tripped up on the abortion issue. Governor Perry has been proudly pro-life for his entire career, successfully working to pass a parental consent law, a pre-abortion sonogram law, and defund Planned Parenthood in the state budget.”

At least I know where Gov. Perry stands.

[magritte]

Perry has a strong pro-life political record. Cain has a strong pro-life talk show record. People will have to decide which is more impressive.

[McGavin999]

I like the fact that Perry did NOT attack Cain, he just stated his position. Too bad the others didn’t do that for him.

[rintense]

Yeah, he's proudly pro life except with rape, incest or threat to mother's life.

[Grunthor]

“At least I know where Gov. Perry stands.”

Do you now?

http://www.christiannewswire.com/news/1043417825.html

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THE REAL DEBATE
Written by Dr. Jack Wheeler
Thursday, 20 October 2011

Snip....

My choice would be Rick Perry. From my view, he clearly won the debate Tuesday and is coming out with a solid plan to rescue the economy (e.g., a flat tax and drill-baby-drill). Romney lost it as did Cain. Gingrich continues to do well. But neither he or Cain, or Bachmann, or Paul, or Santorum have the necessary combo of money and organization to carry on for a long haul. Once again, the race will be between Perry and Romney.

[BillyBoy]

>> At least I know where Gov. Perry stands. <<

Yep. "Send it back to the states". If Massachusetts declares that it's perfectly legal to have partial birth abortions of 9 month term unborn babies and force residents of that state to pay for it, "that's fine". Can't have the federal government intervene with a state's "right" to declare infanticide a legal "right", dontsa know.