Perry Heads Into Debate as Front-runner, Target
Gov. Rick Perry heads into tonight’s nationally televised Republican debate — his first on the presidential campaign circuit — as the front-runner. And with a target on his back.
He’s had three weeks of superstar media treatment and a string of heavily attended fundraisers. But his opponents are circling, waiting for the opportunity the debate could provide to knock him down a notch. Perry, clearly anticipating this, went on the offensive Tuesday afternoon, sending out statements dinging two of his opponents, U.S. Rep. Ron Paul and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
“He’s the kid on the playground with ...
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Julian Alien
Wait till they find out about the candidates.Rick Perry wants to eliminate the Texas/Mexico border creating "Spanish speaking America"?Mitt hires Guatemalans to do his yardwork in Mass.,so I wouldn't trust him with your child's future either(think gang colors and barrios).Perry has spoken to La Raza,and by doing so is accepting that they have a right to exist,and for those of you uninformed on the subject matter,look it up,you pay for it if you pay taxes.Poor people can't watch the debates they are on pay channels.
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This is the guy the Democrats want to win.
Afterall the only thing they have to do to beat Perry is to run ads with Fed Up on one panel and Mein Kampf in the other panel.
Caption, "There was once another politician who wrote a book about their ideal future."