Perry went to Rumsfeild for ADVICE??? OMG.....He is toast

[opihimoimoi]

Perry will bring down the GOP/// trust me

[Vogon_Glory]

1. Perry Meeting Rumsfeld Might Be A Red Flag For Sensible People, BUT

"Slick Rick" consulting with Donald Rumsfeld might be a red flag for sensible people, but sensible people don't vote Republican these days. Moreover, President Obama's position has slipped from where it was a year or so ago. I fear that the only fruit he harvested from trying to make nice with Republicans has been millions of despairing, turned-off, and cynical voters who are losing hope that the President will do what we wish and pray he'd do--STAND UP AND FIGHT FOR THE AVERAGE AMERICAN!

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[Life Long Dem]

2. I don't like Perry. He's scary when it comes to cuts in government.

Perry is peaking now and I think he'll crash and burn. This will leave Romney still standing. I don't like Romney either. But I think Romney could be the only one left standing. He's been the only steady one in the polls. While others come and go, Romney is still there.

[opihimoimoi]

3. Perry would be WORSE than bush.....Perry thinks SS is a ponzi scheme

[Vogon_Glory]

4. Perry Might Be Peaking Among Independent Voters BUT

"Slick Rick" might--possibly--be peaking among independent voters, at least those voters who are now beginning to think about finding out more about him and considering whether or not to vote for him, but I don't think he's peaking among activist Republican voters. The sorts of Republicans who are most likely to vote in primaries are way-y-y-y-y-y out in right field these days--and that's going to help Perry a LOT in GOP primaries, particularly in former Dixiecrat territory and in "border" states like Kansas, Missouri, and Indiana.

I suspect that Perry is likely to be the Republicans' presidential nominee. I hope and pray that independents will wise up about him and vote AGAINST a Rick Perry candidacy.