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To: altura

I agree on Rick, his SC mission and his right to his own money. I’m just sayin’ that tonight is a turning point going into South Carolina. Or it could be a turning point if one candidate will knock it out of the park and shake up the polls for Romney and Santorum.

You have to think there is a mystery out there about a couple of things on Rick Perry. Why he zigged out and zagged back in is just unusual without an explanation of any solid grounds. I hate it, but since the clock is running it is inevitable that decisions are being made, even before South Carolina.


1,189 posted on 01/07/2012 7:49:55 PM PST by RitaOK (HIS FEAR FILLED ENEMIES HAVE PROVEN HIS COMPETENCE and THEY ARE LEGION / Newt 2012)
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To: RitaOK

I think Rick Perry went all out in Iowa and was a little stunned and disappointed that Santorum won instead.

Of course, Santorum spent a year sitting in Iowa parlors listening to granny talk about her grandkids.

I don’t understand why people find it odd that a person would take some time to reflect and consider his options.

I would want that in a president.

After he thought about it, he realized that bowing out after one caucus defeat would be a betrayal of himself and his supporters and decided to continue through South Carolina.


1,306 posted on 01/07/2012 8:00:50 PM PST by altura (Perry 2012)
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