Candid Perry Comes to Terms With Long Odds

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — If the frenetic campaign schedule ahead of him is any guide, Gov. Rick Perry is not thinking much about the moment his presidential run could come to an end. There is a nationally televised debate tonight, another one on Thursday and a blur of town hall events and meet-and-greets packed in between.

But in a candid interview Monday before a studio audience and with Republican pollster Frank Luntz, Perry sounded somewhat less certain of victory and willing, perhaps, to look beyond a campaign that started off with such hope but quickly went off the rails.

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