Perry a Tough Sell in New Hampshire
NASHUA, N.H. — Rick Perry barnstormed New Hampshire and the talk radio circuit Tuesday to showcase his endorsement from immigration hardliner Joe Arpaio, but there were few visible signs that the Arizona sheriff’s blessing will revive the governor’s campaign here.
Perry is polling in the low single digits in New Hampshire, which holds the nation’s first primary, on Jan. 10, and his renewed focus on immigration has been met with some skepticism. At one point, Arapaio was booed while praising Perry during a town hall gathering, and Perry found himself on the defensive again for once telling ...
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Bambi Clark via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Still cannot believe Texas bought in...
Kathy Kilmer Moak via Texas Tribune on Facebook
"The governor didn’t help matters by repeatedly mispronouncing Arpaio’s last name ...Aides said Perry simply misspoke when he mistakenly told college students they couldn’t vote for him on Nov. 12 unless they were 21. The voting age is 18, and Election Day 2012 falls on Nov. 6."
Imagine the the consequences his "oops" moments could have as President.
Stanley Moore via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Hell, he is a tough sell in Hoboken!
Tim ThèRockstâr via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Campaign. Jump. The. Shark.
Megan Brown via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Maybe if he stayed in Texas and actually did his job as governor maybe someone would take him seriously as a candidate for President.
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Perry better stay off what ever he's been drinking too much of. How embarrassing.
Nancy Rodriquez
Now if only Texas would get someone else in the governor's mansion, we dislike being stuck with him.