The Des Moines Register poll
This is the first poll taken this year by Iowa’s leading newspaper. It was published tonight (Saturday).
Mitt Romney 23%
Michele Bachmann 22%
Herman Cain 10%
Newt Gingrich 7%
Ron Paul 7%
Tim Pawlenty 6%
Rick Santorum 4%
John Huntsman 2%
Neither Sarah Palin nor Rick Perry was included in the poll. Palin is scheduled to campaign in Iowa this week. Pawlenty has campaigned heavily in Iowa without a lot to show for his efforts. He is the big loser tonight.
The obvious question is whether, when two clear front-runners in Iowa have captured almost half the vote, there is any room for a relatively unknown candidate like Perry to carve out a constituency. Romney and Bachmann have campaigned heavily and have spent a lot of money in the state. What Perry has going for him is that he is a fresh face in a field of familiar faces. But the clock is ticking, and he is starting from behind. And Iowa is just one state, albeit an important one. I just don’t know if he has enough time to do all the things necessary to be competitive in the race for the Republican nomination. Consider, too, that Iowa is a caucus state, and caucus states are much harder to organize (as Hillary Clinton found out) than states that have more traditional electoral processes. I do not underestimate Perry, but it is realistic to say that he faces formidable obstacles in building an organization capable of making a national race.
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Kenneth D. Franks says:
Perry would pull some votes from Bachmann, some from Romney, and a few from everybody else maybe? I just don’t think the country will elect another Texas Governor right now, even if Republicans nominate one. V.P. at best and on the ballot to secure Southern Sates electoral votes and satisfy the Tea Party but the same people also like Bachmann.
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Anonymous Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 10:44 am
I can’t imagine the American public falling for Perry the way our braindead Texas electorate has. One must have faith in people. Pery and/or Bachmann are just not electable. Romney….maybe.
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Anonymous says:
The only reason Perry runs – or doesn’t – is to be the GOP VP nominee. Is it more likely for him to be VP nominee if he runs or if he doesn’t? The VP nomination is his next stepping stone. It gets him out on a national ticket to build name ID for a later run (2016). He’s been angling for that slot since he endorsed Giuliani. His bad bet resulted in reneging on his deal with KBH so he could stay on the stage for this opportunity. The calculus now is what is most likely to get the eventual presidential nominee (probably Romney) to ask him to join him on the ticket.
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Cow Droppings says:
so one thing to point out they did test perry’s fav/unfav and he was a +35. One of the stories in the paper says there is room for him:
http://caucuses.desmoinesregister.com/2011/06/26/theres-still-room-for-more-candidates-poll-indicates/
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Lt. Dan says:
Why would Republicans want a VP from Texas? Texas is in the bag for the GOP in 2012. A VP nominee from a swing state like Florida makes more sense.
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Anonymous Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 7:23 am
Check out Joe Holley’s story about the Austin-Boston connection in Monday’s Houston Chronicle.
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Anonymous says:
Lt. Dan, Perry only cares about Perry. For him, it’s not about what the GOP wants except to the extent it works for him. And…it’s not all about geography. It’s about the constituents he’ll appeal to. His competition is Bachmann, Pawlenty, Huckabee, and Palin. If you’re Romney, who is most likely to appeal to the folks you need to get revved up. (I don’t want Perry, by the way. I’m just telling you what I think he’s up to. And if you don’t like my theory, what makes you think the GOP would prefer a presidential nominee from Texas more so than a VP nominee?)
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Fiftycal says:
Once Perry declares his intent to run and gets national coverage of his stump speech, Romneycare will fall apart. Romneycare is just McCain-lite. Romneycare is running because “it’s his turn”. Perry gets up and starts on JOBS, JOBS, JOBS and NO NEW TAXES IN TEXAS and WINNING!, there go the “moderates”. You do know that some polls have found only 30% would vote for Obama again, right?
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Pri-ista says:
When Perry runs, Romney responds:
-HPV Vaccines
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Fiftycal Reply:
June 26th, 2011 at 6:13 pm
OH MY GAWD! NOT VACCINES! You mean that RINO’s are against protecting people from cancer? whoda know dat? Must be GAWD’S WILL that people die from a PREVENTABLE DISEASE!
Oh, the HORROR! Next you’ll tell the snake handling bible thumpers that TEXAS SCHOOLS require innoculations before they can attend skool!
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Robert Morrow Reply:
June 26th, 2011 at 8:53 pm
HPV vaccine mandate is a direct attack on parental rights. And that bodes very poorly for a Perry presidency. Put him in that playpen and what other outrageous statist crap will Perry and Mike Toomey think of? The sky is the limit …
And that is why Perry must be stopped. He is a Trojan horse of statism cloaked in Teaparty and Christian Bible talk.
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Kirk Reply:
June 26th, 2011 at 10:17 pm
“And that is why Perry must be stopped. He is a Trojan horse of statism cloaked in Teaparty and Christian Bible talk.”
This. Rick Perry in a nutshell.
Anonymous Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 1:08 pm
Be careful whose talking points you echo. Robert Morrow is a conspiracy nut who went into such a rant at his senate convention at the state convention that they had to clear children from the room.
He believes Johnson assassinated Kennedy. He thinks the Clintons had an attorney murdered while they were in the white house, and foster was hillary’s lover.
Now he is spreading lies about Perry that he admits hearing from strippers. Credible sourcing is not his expertise.
Kirk Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 3:19 pm
Anon, even a blind pig can find an acorn once in a while. Your concerns are noted. However, in regard to Perry’s conservative bona fides, these points are valid.
Fiftycal Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 5:47 pm
And I guess you are against measels vaccine, all the other MANDATORY vaccines, MANDATORY schooling, issuing social security numbers, seatbelt wearing and flags with fringes (or without fringes. I can never remember which one the bilderburgers want and which one the burgerbuilders want) are a “direct attack” on parental rights? So is TRILLION DOLLAR deficits, 14 TRILLION DOLLAR debt and continued efforts to bring this country DOWN to the level of Europe or Kenya.
Pri-ista says:
When Perry runs, Bachmann responds:
-In-state tutition for illegal students
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Pri-ista says:
When Perry runs, Paul responds:
-direct cash transfer to Hugo Chavez’s Citgo (TEF)
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Anonymous says:
Iowa Caucus = Overrated.
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Anonymous says:
When Perry runs, all the shady, self-serving, pandering to special interests, “I was for it, but now I’m against it” things he has done as governor will be broadcast to a national audience who, I hope, is more awake and attuned than Texas voters are, and have been.
Does America want a guy with an extensive business background, or a life long politican?
Romney might have mandated Massachusetts’ healthcare hanging over his head, but what if Perry’s turning our highways over to the Spainards had gone through, or his mandated vaccinations. What if the cost of natural gas had skyrocketed and we were payiing $20 per kwh of electricity under the Perry driven, $13M in lobby money backed, electricity deregulation legislation? He is a major screw-up waiting to happen.
How about if Romney quit trying to make the TeaParty like him and went after the moderate Republicans, Independents, Latinos and middle ground Dem’s?
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Fiftycal Reply:
June 26th, 2011 at 6:16 pm
What if Obammy had turned the U.S. over to the UN? What if pigs had wings? What if Obammy’s multi-TRILLION dollar giveaway had actually resulted in a 6% unemployment rate.
DUH, NONE OF THAT HAPPENED! So suck it up and deal with REALITY, not “what if”.
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anonymouse2 Reply:
June 26th, 2011 at 9:48 pm
it doesn’t matter what romney tries, it won’t work. about his precursor to obamacare, he was either incompetant, not knowing how much those so-called reforms would cost the State and the people, or he lied about the costs.
from robert pear’s article in today’s NYT: “Access to care has been a concern in Massachusetts, which provides coverage under a state program cited by many in Congress as a model for President Obama’s health care overhaul.
“In a recent study, the Massachusetts Medical Society found that 53 percent of family physicians and 51 percent of internal medicine physicians were not accepting new patients. When new patients could get appointments, they faced long waits, averaging 36 days to see family doctors and 48 days for internists.”
cue dandy don’s theme for this guy named after a
baseball glove.
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QR says:
My guess is that Perry is running to be Sarah Palin — someone who can earn big bucks serving red meat to the faithful. If he can nab the VP slot, so much the better. But it’s really about the Franklins.
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anita Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 11:41 am
That’s exactly right. He has no job or employment potential, other than as a lobbyist. He’s got to keep himself suited up in those fancy custom Italian suits, French cuffs and $1K boots, and his family in a mansion — the lifestyle they are accustomed to. This guy has never had a non-government job in his life. Last I checked, a degree in animal husbandry from A&M isn’t pulling big bucks.
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Anonymous says:
Chris Christie on Meet the Press this morning said the public wants someone who is authentic and will speak from his heart, not someone who gives blow-dried answers that he got from his consultants. Wonder if he had someone with “good hair” in mind when he said that?
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H. S. says:
Mr. Perry is vastly different from the other candidates, of course, and he should be able to cut a fair swath in the Corn Belt. He can,as George Wallace could, assume a folksy commonsensicality that is generally more attractive than the bland caution emanated by the rest of the competition, excluding Paul and Palin.
I don’t know what he will do if someone asks him to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, but I’m sure he will think of something.
His problem will be, I think, with his sacrifice of education (in his severely undereducated state) on the altar of self promotion. That’s not just political expediency; that’s mean-spirited, short-sighted, and cynical. Mr Bush got away with a similar stunt to become President, but I don’t think he ever quite despised his fellow Texans. With time, it will become clear what a disaster this legislative year has been for the Lone Star State.
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Fiftycal Reply:
June 26th, 2011 at 6:19 pm
YEAH, THAT 6% reduction in the ANTICIPATED INCREASE that educrats had already doled out to THEMSELVES really will END edukation in Texas. I guess the $167 BILLION skool expenditure will just go to driving kids around in buses and buying broccoli and arugula that they won’t eat.
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anonymous says:
Paul:
I apologize for using your blog to communicate with some posters on another blog but they don’t allow anonymous comments. Obviously you can remove this post if you so choose.
There is an interesting discussion regarding the possible Castro – Doggett congressional race being led by a Castro paid consultant and someone else from SAT on another blog. There are two serious bits of misinformation being posted.
1. Hispanic opportunity district does NOT mean it is drawn for a hispanic to win. It means it is drawn for hispanics to determine the winner; which may be anglo, black, hispanic or some other ethnicity as is the case in districts, counties and precincts all across Texas.
2. The person representing the district has to look like the people who make up the majority of the district. WRONG. Does that mean that the other 40% of the people are out of luck.
Some serious racial and ethnic campaigning already occurring in that race. One would hope we have progressed beyond that. Very sad.
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Fiftycal Reply:
June 26th, 2011 at 6:22 pm
Yah. There is this FICTION out there that all Hispanics are dimorats. Nothing could be further from the truth. Many Hispanics have grown their own businesses, realize that ILLEGAL immigration is taking money out of THEIR POCKETS and know that the tax and borrow and spend dimorats will be the END of this country. Hopefully Lord Doggett is sent back to his ambulance chasing roots. And then we’ll see who gets elected in that district.
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Mr. Smith says:
@ H.S., I’m not so sure. The Suburban soccer mom scrapped any allegiance to their school districts, and voted for Perry and his Republican Supermajority. They just didn’t believe that the schools would really be harmed to the point people would really feel it, and his rhetoric about bloated bureaucracies and district overspending got reinforced with every story about DISD malfeasance. Austin likes to think the the rest of the country can’t be as stupid as the average Texan. Thats why a whole lot of political operatives in Austin have no clients right now.
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Robert Morrow says:
There are a lot of people in Texas who do not want to see Rick Perry as president. Perhaps not a majority of Texans, but a small group of activists who can sting him hard to a national audience, especially in a primary.
I have found that most folks OUTSIDE of Texas just watch FOX and listened to Rush Limbaugh and nothing of the things of Rick Perry – especially negative – that people on this blog do. Start telling them about toll roads, HPV vaccine mandate and Todd Willingham and their eyes open.
I predict if Perry runs, he will be annihilated. Here is some stuff “rightwingers” might not like about him:
Rick Perry’s record:
• Toll Roads and Trans Texas Corridor – Is it socialism, fascism or communism? Toll roads are gargantuan debt time bombs and a whopping TAX on consumers. Rick Perry has instituted a huge tax increase in Texas in the form of toll roads; going from zero debt on roads to $30 billion in toll road debt in 10 years as Perry sells off Texas’ public infrastructure. (2003-2011)
• Was Democrat Al Gore’s campaign chairman 1988 – for all of Texas. Then Karl Rove recruited Perry to switch parties so Perry could win Agricultural Commissioner as a Republican.
• Business Margins Tax – backdoor state income tax (2006)
• HPV vaccine mandate – Attack on parental rights. Tried to make every 12 year old girl in Texas forced to take Gardisil shots because his former Chief of Staff Mike Toomey is a lobbyist for Merck. (2007)[this is a BIG one]
• FLDS El Dorado raid – Religious Oppression and attack on parental rights, traumatizes 438 children and their parents; out of control Child Protective Services raid based on crank phone call; breaks up dozens of families (2008)
• Defeats Steven Wayne Smith – makes robo phone calls against most conservative Supreme Court judge in modern Texas history. Smith was the equivalent of Robert Bork (2004)
• Vetoes Texas Eminent Domain Bill – taking your land for a toll road more important than signing property rights protection overwhelmingly passed by Legislature. (2007)
• Supports Sobriety Check Points! Unconstitutional trashing of YOUR 4th Amendment rights where everyone is pulled over with no probable cause and no reasonable suspicion. (Perry supported SB 298 bill) 2009
• Signs Hate Crimes bill — Attack on free speech and creates thought crimes, includes sexual orientation as a class! (2001)
• Globalist bootlicker – Bilderberger toady (2007). For United Nations, NAFTA, CAFTA, Trans Texas Corridor.
• Governor for NINE years, then reads about the 10th Amendment a few years ago. (2009)
• Supports No Child Left Behind Act and Dept. of Education (Hey, is the federal government running your local school in the Constitution? Fine with Rick Perry.)
• Endorses liberal cross dresser and gun grabber Rudy Guiliani for President (2008) – tells his good friend Mike Huckabee I love you like a brother, but you can’t win so I am going with gun grabber Rudy Julie Annie, he’s a sure thing! The Bilderbergers said I can be VP if I grovel enough and am for toll roads, globalism, open borders, big government and, of course, the Federal Reserve.
• Token opposition to illegal immigration – probably because the illegals will be building all his toll roads!
• Does not stand up for elected State Board of Education every time it gets castrated by the liberals in the legislature (2000s). Throws crumbs to conservatives on SBOE, but when they really need him, hides under desk, sticks fingers in ears. (2009) Did not veto SBOE redistricting map which was designed to castrate conservatives. (2011).
• Instituted state CHIP program for Texas!, a widely abused program and one more step to socialized medicine, more taxes and rationed healthcare. (Hey, is CHIP in the 10th Amendment?)
• Texas Enterprise Fund – basically, Rick Perry’s slush fund for politically connected insiders, another WASTE of your tax dollars. Gave $20 Million to Country Wide Financial which went bankrupt. Big Government + Big Business = Fascism.
• Supports $5 titty bar tax on every patron of a strip club – Wife Anita also supports it. Wife Anita on salary for $65,000/year at the Texas Association Against Sexual Assault and titty bar tax is their #1 legislative agenda item. TAASA receives state money already and wants to get grubby hands on titty bar tax. Titty bar tax ruled unconstitutional by lower courts. (2010)
• Refused to stay the death sentence of Cameron Todd Willingham – Willingham had been convicted of murdering his family via an arson determination that was based on junk science. Even worse, Perry later removed 3 members of board of the Texas Forensic Science Commission that was investigating the case and put political pressure on the head of the panel (2009)
• Supported whopping $3 Billion Cancer BONDS, the Lance Armstrong cancer tax – more taxing, borrowing and spending. (2007). For Texas borrowing money to go into the cancer research business.
• Tries to intimidate FEMALE state trooper who pulls him over for speeding while he was lieutenant governor, telling her “Why don’t you just let us get on down the road?” as she was writing him a ticket. (1999)
• Tells a Houston tv reporter Ted Oberg “Adios, mofo.” (2005)
• Wants to use Texas Teacher and State Employee Retirement Money on risky TOLL ROADS! http://www.texasmonthly.com/blogs/burkablog/?p=4969 ing
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Kirk Reply:
June 26th, 2011 at 10:33 pm
Nice list.
The only item that I would defend Perry on is the trooper writing the ticket. Trooper should have known better. The sex of the trooper was irrelevant.
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John Johnson Reply:
June 26th, 2011 at 10:55 pm
Well stated, Robert. The national media will pick up on this and hold it in abeyance until the King announces. I then predict that all hell will break loose. We’ll then see how good he is at doing the Texas Two Step when cute, half-assed, condescending answers won’t be tolerated.
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anita Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 11:49 am
“Signs Hate Crimes bill — Attack on free speech and creates thought crimes, includes sexual orientation as a class! (2001)”
This does not belong on your list. It’s an enhancement, similar to the numerous other enhancements that we have in law based on intent of the perpetrator expressing our values as Texans. If you think we should consent to perpetrators targetting Texans based on racial or sexual orientation, you should just admit it.
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Robert Morrow Reply:
June 28th, 2011 at 1:48 pm
Those “enhancements” are the thought police in action. A crime is a crime is a crime and it matters not whether it was money motivated, adultery motivated, or racial/sexist/homophobic motivated.
Re: the James Bryd Hate Crime bill. His killers were ALREADY getting the death penalty. What do you want the state of Texas to do: pump some bullets into the dead corpses of the murderers?
Briscoe Democrat Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 12:45 pm
What about the gay rumors, which will be brought up on the blogs about Perry ?
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Lance Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 5:34 pm
The national media are already digging into the gay rumors. Politico did a story on it last week. Unlike the state media, Perry will be brought out of the closet by the national media. Questions are brewing over his open records fight about his security detail and the need for so much privacy. Things that make you go “hmmm???” I heard he likes to visit gay bars. Maybe there will be a story on that???
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Fiftycal Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 5:51 pm
Yah. I’m sure if Gov. Perry had EVER been in a homosexual bar NO ONE would EVER post a picture of it. Did the DPS troopers go in first and confiscate every cell phone? I’m SURE that no homosexual would scream loudly to the media if that were to happen.
So next time Perry comes into your homosexual bar, be sure and take a picture of him.
Robert Morrow Reply:
June 28th, 2011 at 1:50 pm
The “gay” rumors are baloney. The truth is more more pedestrian. U will eventually learn the truth on the internet.
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No reason to deal says:
Perry isn’t running. He is just flirting to build up his profile for 2016.
His consultants believe Obama will beat Romney next year. That might set up Perry as the leader for the 2016 nomination.
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Anonymous Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 7:27 am
Exactly. “Running for President” in 2012 is all about setting himself up for a 2016 run, and the best way to do that is to find his way onto the national ticket as VP nominee.
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Briscoe Democrat Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 12:44 pm
Perry might NOT even get the VP nod next year, and there’s going to be pressure to put a Latino on the ticket from either New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez or Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval.
Rubio said he’s NOT interested in being Prez or VP in 2012, he’s staying in the Senate.
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Fiftycal Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 5:53 pm
If Perry has “consultants” that believe 10% unemployment, 10% inflation, hopey-changey ObamMAO could win over Elmer Fudd, they don’t deserve a paycheck.
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No reason to deal says:
Hispanics aren’t 100% Democrat. Just 70%.
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tooManyOfEm says:
I tell you what…if we don’t pass sanctuary cities the tea party will not back rick perry…we need to GIT ER DONE!!!! Let’s pack up all the mexicans including the 36 or so mexican legislators and send em all back home to good ol mexico. We want our country back. THEY ARE DESTROYING THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE!!!!!!!
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InjunScalper Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 1:08 am
I’m proud to volunteer with a group of good americans. . . The minutemen and I am just dyin to get me my first injun!!!!!! Duncan better let sanctuary cities to pass or we will PRIMARY HIS RINO ASS!!!!!
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paulburka says:
It’s not Duncan who is going to kill sanctuary cities. It’s Bob Perry and Hillco.
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Vernon Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 10:01 am
Why would Bob Perry and Hillco have a dog in that fight?
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Anonymous Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 12:45 pm
Because illegals are on his building crews just like their are on Richard Weekley’s, and they are working for subcontractors who do work for these guys. They don’t want their costs going up.
They can also be found processing chickens at Pilgrim’s Pride facilites and laying cable for AT&T Uverse. They are working, or part of a subcontracting crew working for every business in Texas owned by a Republican.
These monied Republicans don’t want to see the illegals go, nor do the Democrats who want to see them become leaglized voters.
Catch-22.
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Jim says:
Perry’s favorable in these polls are not bad (about +35 on balance, according to the DMR write up: http://bit.ly/mkYNE7
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JohnBernardBooks says:
What impact are illegals having on the quality of edu in America?
“Can the U.S. economy afford to spend up to one of every four of its school dollars on K-12 education for illegals?
And are higher costs for educating a burgeoning, illegal immigrant population, balanced against cash-strapped, public education budgets, diminishing U.S. educational quality?
Statistics for California, the state with the largest population of illegal immigrants, indicate the answers are yes. According to the Pell Institute for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education, in the course of one generation, California dropped from No. 1 in its percentage of residents with high school diplomas to No. 49 among the 50 states.”
Don’t let facts get in your way democrats.
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/elisabethmeinecke/2011/06/27/how_much_is_illegals_education_costing_you
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Jed Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 11:15 am
hmm, is that the only thing that changed in one generation in california, so as to make the causal relationship clear?
heard of prop 13?
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JohnBernardBooks Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 12:45 pm
“is that the only thing that changed in one generation in california,”
no dropping from #1 to #49 was just one indicator of the failure of democrat leadership in Calif.
The point of the article is “are we sacrificing US kids edu by paying for the edu of Mexican citizens?” Who can support that?
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Anonymous says:
Perry is definitely testing the waters, but I wonder what his findings are with a run? You would think that a favorable finding would have him step in the week just following July 4th…if not so favorable then just string folks along and get as much attention for VP without angering GOP frontrunners. I would like to see him run, but it may just be too late.
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No reason to deal says:
Someone from Florida will get the VP nod. Republicans have to win that state, and its looking dicey with Rick Scott at 29% approval.
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Anonymous says:
If Marco Rubio is on the GOP ticket, I am definitely voting Republican next round. As a Southern Baptist, I have strong feelings against a mormon in the White House. That faith is a cult and I have been taught that all my life. I hope that Pawlenty gets the top slot and Rubio is his running mate.
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Anonymous Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 12:20 pm
My cult is much, much better than their cult.
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Briscoe Democrat Reply:
June 27th, 2011 at 12:43 pm
Anon, Perry is plotting for 2016 and yes, Obama will WIN re-election by beating the crap out of Romney next year.
He is NOT running in 2012 and Burka knows it.
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Robert Morrow says:
Anonymous said:
“Be careful whose talking points you echo. Robert Morrow is a conspiracy nut who went into such a rant at his senate convention at the state convention that they had to clear children from the room.
He believes Johnson assassinated Kennedy. He thinks the Clintons had an attorney murdered while they were in the white house, and foster was hillary’s lover.
Now he is spreading lies about Perry that he admits hearing from strippers. Credible sourcing is not his expertise.”
My reply:
1) Google my essay “LBJ-CIA Assassination of JFK” Absolutely, I think LBJ and his Texas oil men H.L. Hunt and Clint Murchison, Sr. used their CIA/elements of military to murder John Kennedy for many reasons both personal and ideological. 2 good books to read a) LBJ: Mastermind of JFK’s Asssassination by Phillip Nelson and b) JFK and the Unspeakable by James Douglass which covers the CIA angle of the 1963 Coup d’Etat.
2) I am the nation’s #1 anti-Hillary activist. I think I deserve a Presidential Medal of Freedom for these efforts. In no way at all have I EVER said the Clintons murdered Vince Foster. Vince was Hillary’s obsessed boyfriend and the only man who loved her. Btw, Chelsea is the seed of Webb Hubbell NOT Bill Clinton. Hillary was having affairs with her best 2 friends at Rose Law Firm; first Hubbell (Chelsea) then Foster.
What the Clintons DID do was nearly murder Gennifer Flowers’ neighbor Gary Johnson on 6/26/92. They sent 3 state troopers to beat him to a pulp bec/ Gary Johnson had a security camera video VHS of Bill often entering Gennifer’s condo. The Clintons and Buddy Young may have murdered Jerry Parks on 9/26/93 to cover up Bill’s role in CIA drug smuggling or possibly over Parks’ voluminous files on Bill’s women.
3) At the SD 14 caucus in Dallas, I was stopped from talking bec/ I was at the podium bashing Rick Perry for his adultery/hypocrisy and the Perrybots just could not handle the ugly truth. This fraud is having a prayer rally in a month or so.
4) Anonymous, who do YOU think has more credibility – strippers, prostitutes OR politicians? If a gun was put to your head, who would you put your money on as far as who is telling the truth? I know women who have had direct dealings with Rick Perry and his enabling entourage. If you want the details, just email me at Morrow321@aol.com
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