Throughout the Republican National Convention, Gov. Rick Perry stayed busy shaking hands and meeting with delegates. He also further spelled out what the months ahead look like for him both politically and professionally.
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Adele Roberson
http://www.upworthy.com/congrats-republicans-you-built-that?c=upw1
Two of the biggest stars of the Republican National Convention are the clocks in the convention hall counting the national debt — which they've pinned on President Obama. But what they aren't saying is that that some of the most sacred Republican priorities, including war spending and tax cuts for the rich, are responsible for the majority of that growing debt. I hate to be the one to break it to you, Republican Party, but your campaign convention is probably not the right place to reveal your mistakes...