You missed the point of my argument. But it’s not important. It’s all water under the bridge anyway.
Perry didn’t lose on the pro-life issue (Perry is clearly pro-life and has been endorsed by many pro-life groups) but because he appeared to be unelectable during the debates. I’m partial to the argument that he should have waited until he recovered completely from his back surgery before he took to the stage, but I don’t know if that would have helped and now will never know.
But that’s not my point anyway. I’m not going to repeat the point I was trying to make (which is lost on you and is probably irrelevant now anyway). Enough is enough. I stated it a couple of times already and now I’m moving on.
I definitely don’t want to refight the nomination wars.
“(Perry is clearly pro-life and has been endorsed by many pro-life groups)”
Then why did he say that he supported abortion in the case of rape and incest. I know many prolifers here in Texas, they went from being absolutely thrilled with Perry to feeling betrayed.