Thread: My Take On Last Night's Debate

http://american-rattlesnake.org/2011/09 ... ts-debate/

Short version: Romney's not ideal, but Perry is unthinkable.

Perry is unthinkable.

I second that!!!!!!!!!!!!![/b]

"Perry Sucks!" 2012 well and the rest the time too!

Originally Posted by Shapka

Romney's not ideal, but Perry is unthinkable.

I'll agree wtih that and even add: ". . . and Obama's worse than Perry!"

Originally Posted by patbrunz

Originally Posted by Shapka

Romney's not ideal, but Perry is unthinkable.

I'll agree wtih that and even add: ". . . and Obama's worse than Perry!"

We need to think outside of the box. We're not getting anywhere by electing the same old corrupt, machine politicians who are beholden to special interests, not Americans.

Originally Posted by Shapka

Originally Posted by patbrunz

Originally Posted by Shapka

Romney's not ideal, but Perry is unthinkable.

I'll agree wtih that and even add: ". . . and Obama's worse than Perry!"

We need to think outside of the box. We're not getting anywhere by electing the same old corrupt, machine politicians who are beholden to special interests, not Americans.

Thinking "outside of the box" instead of being pragmatic is what got us Nobama. There is no perfect candidate.

A candidate with whom you agree 75% who has a good chance of getting elected is better than a cadidate with whom you agree 100% who has no chance of getting elected.

The better is the enemy of the good.

"There is no perfect candidate."

But some are worse than others. Perry falls squarely into that category.

http://american-rattlesnake.org/2010/10 ... migration/

But some are worse than others. Perry falls squarely into that category.

ditto

There are great reasons to oppose the DREAM Act, of which Perry is unaware:

http://dailycaller.com/2010/12/20/why-i ... dream-act/

Great story and for those that don't want to click a link...
Why I oppose the DREAM Act

Published: 4:21 PM 12/20/2010 | Updated: 11:55 AM 12/22/2010
By Natasha Mayer

Natasha Mayer grew up in suburban Detroit, Michigan. A graduate of New York University’s prestigious film school, she began her career working in independent film. She has worked as a news producer for Fox News Channel and Voice of America. In 2006, she left broadcast news to become a media and strategic communications consultant in Iraq, where she managed a local television station and worked directly with the Prime Minister on various media and public relations issues. In the West Bank, Ms. Mayer oversaw a MEPI-funded project to promote independent local media in Palestine. In Washington, D.C, the most dangerous of war zones, she works as a political consultant.

Republicans last week voted to kill debate on the DREAM act, tabling the legislation for this year. In the press, of course, they were veritably accused of deporting Harvard freshmen and sending would-be combat troops underground to eventually sell heroin to inner city youth. President Obama was quoted as saying he was disappointed that “common sense did not prevail,â€