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  • Sarah Palin: Perry's Flat Tax - "That's Going to Gain Momentum!"

    10/21/2011 1:43:29 PM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 122 replies
    Hanniy on Fox News ^ | October 20, 2011 | Hannity inteviews Sarah Palin
    "Rick Perry -- now coming out with, really embracing Steve Forbes' flat tax idea -- that's going to gain momentum. I look forward to hearing more of the details," she said. "In fact, when I heard that Rick Perry was embracing of Steve Forbes' idea, I went into my garage and dug out an old book from 1999 that Steve Forbes had written. ......Many aspects of it make so much sense - - about the freedom to choose - taxpayer how to file your taxes …..choose a simpler, fairer flat tax…..many of the aspects of it make so much sense."....
  • If you like Scott Walker, you’ll love Rick Perry

    10/13/2011 1:31:45 PM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 62 replies
    MSNBC ^ | John Bailey and Domenico Montanaro
    A group called State Tea Party Express paid for the ad below, which has been running on FOX, linking Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) and Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R), who's running for president. Walker was embroiled in a budget controversy over state-workers’ collective-bargaining rights -- and saw a standoff in which all of the state’s Democratic senators fled Wisconsin.
  • Perry: Voters don't want political 'sideshows'

    10/14/2011 5:09:06 AM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 94 replies
    Houston Chronicle ^ | October 14, 2011 | AP
    WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov. Rick Perry is calling the controversy over rival Mitt Romney's religious faith a campaign distraction, saying out of work Americans aren't interested in "side issues and sideshows." Appearing on morning television, Perry again defended himself against criticism in the wake of statements by a supportive minister from Dallas who asserted that Romney is not a Christian, and that Mormonism is a cult. That statement by Robert Jeffress, senior pastor at First Baptist Church in Dallas, came as he introduced Perry at a recent speech. Perry said Friday, "We clearly said we didn't agree with that statement."