Theodore's World: Rick Perry on "Fox News Sunday" With Chris Wallace ~ an in depth interview

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October 31, 2011

Rick Perry on "Fox News Sunday" With Chris Wallace ~ an in depth interview



Rick Perry went on Fox News Sunday this is the in depth interview

H/T... The Right Scoop


Wild Thing's comment.........

Perry was terrific in this interview. Chris Wallace was pushing hard on some thigns and Perry did not back down the same with some of the questions after the interview.


Only Rick Perry !!!!!........ please note that NONE of the other candidates ........


None of the other candidates are presently Governors.

None of the other candidates have to deal with a State Legislature.
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None of the other candidates have to deal with the crap that comes down from Washington to their state.

None of the other candidates have to deal with a border that the Fed Gov/Obama will not secure.

None of the other candidates have had to deal with Obama’s nonsense for 3 years.

None of the other candidates have governed over the an economy so large, if it were a country, would be 13th in the world.

None of the other candidates have governed over 25 million people.

None of the other candidates have cut taxes, eliminated fraud in state government programs, reduced government spending, reduced regulations, got tort reform through legislation and created an atmosphere in a state that created more than a million jobs even during a recession.

None of the other candidates have overseen natural disasters like hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, drought and major fires.

None of the other candidates have been elected three times.

None of the other candidates have governed over a state with 41 counties each one larger than Rhode Island.

None of the other candidates have governed over a state that has 3 cities that are in the largest 10 in the United States.

None of the other candidates have governed over a land mass area larger than all of New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois combined.


Posted by Wild Thing at October 31, 2011 05:50 AM


Comments

I had a former co-worker (Thad) stop by the store a couple months ago to tell us he’s leaving for Texas. I asked him why and he said “better job opportunities with much better pay”. Another co-worker said “you’re moving to the state of our next President”. Thad shook his head and said “I doubt it”. I asked Thad if he liked Perry and he said, “No, he doesn’t know what he’s doing”. I then said to him, “your reason for moving to Texas completely contradicts what you just said about Perry as Perry is the reason Texas is doing so well economically”. He just got this look upon his face like a calf looking at a new gate and said, “well, maybe”. I told him there's no maybe about it, only fact.

Posted by: BobF at October 31, 2011 09:39 AM


This was a tough interview. I think Gov. Perry did a very good job handling the questions, many of which were "gotcha" questions. I hope Perry can hone the skills neccesary for the (too)many debates ahead.

We are getting very close to the first primarys. Right now there are too many conservative candidates(Perry, Cain, Bachmann, Santorum and Paul). They are splitting the conservative vote and enabling Romney to run free with the moderate establishment Repub vote. I do not want another moderate Repub to have to hold my nose and vote for. McCain, the two Bushs, Bob Dole were not my kind of conservatives. They were moderates. Romney is actually a liberal. I would like to see Sarah Palin chime in and endorse a candidate closest to her conservative stand.

We all need to get behind one conservative and defeat first Romney, then obama.

Posted by: TomR, armed in Texas at October 31, 2011 02:28 PM


Bob, wow isn't that something. Amazing how someone does not even realize how something like that makes no sense at all. You did great Bob and I love how you pointed that out to him. heh heh Good one!!!

Posted by: Wild Thing at November 1, 2011 04:54 AM


Tom, yes and we still have more to go through. It is not an easy election like you said there are so many candidates but that will dwiindle after awhile.

Posted by: Wild Thing at November 1, 2011 04:57 AM